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Jimmy sits down with Bret Ernst & Pete Giovine from the The Bret Ernst show on the network studios. Jimmy's back after a brief hiatus from podcasting after doing a military tour through Latin America hitting 9 countries in 15 days over the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Nick Hoff is an up and coming comedian who featured for Jimmy on the road just finished a 3 month tour over the summer with his family and we discuss the trial and tribulations of being on the road with your wife and a 9 month old.
Jimmy is back from a 2 week break, hitting the road hard all over the country, entertaining the crowds everywhere. Thanks to all the fans from Last Comic Standing who have continued to show support in every city. This week, Jimmy sits down with Podcast network founder and stand-up comedian, Mike Casentini. Together they discuss this past season of Last Comic Standing, including likes, dislikes, show format, ideas for future shows and a prediction of who might be in the Top 5 in next years competition. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and this years, Last Comic Standing Top 5 Finalist, Lachlan Patterson. To say Lachlan Patterson is having one of his better years would be an understatement. With television appearances on NBC's Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central's Tosh.0 and Legit on FX, it seems people are finally becoming aware of just how talented this Canadian born comedian really is. Lachlan's laid back style has given him a unique stage personality that has audiences charmed from beginning to end. His debut album Jokes to Make Love To was a top-10 release for Rooftop Comedy and his live shows have drawn fans all across the globe. When not on the road touring or preparing a set for television, Lachlan records his weekly podcast The Kooks of Komedy in which he talks candidly about his personal life, goals and passion for surfing. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and good friend, Mick Betancourt. Mick is an American writer and comedian who has written scripts for several television shows on major networks. Betancourt was born in Chicago and currently lives in Los Angeles. He sold his first television show to CBS Television at age 30 and has since written on Breakout Kings,The Black Donnellys, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Detroit 187. Recently he directed his first short film which was well received at independent film festivals. He also has performed at The Chicago and Montreal Comedy Festivals as well as performed stand-up on NBC, HBO, TBS, and Comedy Central. He was featured in Studs Terkel's book, Death-Will the Circle Be Unbroken. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week Jimmy sits down with comedian and Last Comic Standing winner, Jon Reep. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week Jimmy sits down with comedian and Last Comic Standing winner, John Heffron. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and Last Comic Standing winner, Alonzo Bodden. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week Jimmy sits down with comedian and sitcom star from the hit show "2 Broke Girls," Jonathan Kite. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and Last Comic Standing Top-10 finalist, Aida Rodriguez. They discuss their experiences on the show as well as working the road. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and Last Comic Standing alumni, Matt Kirhsen. They discuss their experiences on the show as well as working the road. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with good friend, comedian and Last Comic Standing alumni, Chris Porter. Jimmy finds out what Chris's experience was like on the show and how the exposure helped his career become a national success. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and Last Comic Standing alumni, Tammy Pescatelli. They discuss her experience on the show as well as working today in the comedy business. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
This week, Jimmy sits down with comedian and semi-finalist of this years, Season 8 of Last Comic Standing, Zainab Johnson. They discuss their experience on the show as well as working in the comedy business. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
Jimmy sits down with good friend and Last Comic Standing alumni, comedian Roy Wood Jr. The Hollywood Reporter called him “A Standout”, and Entertainment Weekly described it as “charismatic crankiness”. The thought-provoking comedy of Roy Wood Jr. crosses cultural lines and has entertained millions nationwide by stage, radio and television. Wood currently appears in the TBS‘ hit comedy, Sullivan and Son, guest-starring as the likable sidekick and best friend of bar owner Steve Byrne, who returns to Pittsburgh to run his parent’s local pub. Wood, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, began his comedy career in 1999 at the age of 19 while attending Florida A&M University. In 2002, Wood earned a slot as one of 10 national finalists in Comedy Central’s Laugh Riots competition in Los Angeles. In March 2003, Roy was selected for Star Search on CBS where he advanced to the semi-finals. He also appeared on It’s Showtime at the Apollo, Live in Hollywood and the 2005 season of Comedy Central’s Premium Blend and BET’s Comic View. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
Jimmy sits down with good friend and comedian and Last Comic Standing alumni, Debra DiGiovanni. Debra has just been awarded the 2011 Canadian Comedy Award for best comic (female) for the third time in 5 years. She’s been called the “Best Comedian to see after a Messy Break Up” and for two years running-she was named her hometown Toronto’s favorite comedian. Debra’s comedy has a sharp edge while maintaining a playful, happy air. And her persona is one of the best developed of any comic working today- couple that with a hilarious act that is so personal everyone can relate- and you see why Debra is so popular. Her humor and charm lies in her unflinching honesty and openness, and rapid-fire delivery.
Jimmy sits down with good friend and comedian Matt Davis. Matt Davis is a firm believer that nothing is sacred…nothing is safe. Logging repeat performances in over 150 cities and eight countries, well over one million online video views, and five full length comedy albums, Matt Davis is a comedic force of dark and dirty humor. Matt was recently featured at Sketch Fest in San Francisco (2013) and on The Nasty Show at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal (2012), as well as an appearance at JFL42 in Toronto (2012). Already a veteran touring performer, he recently headlined the 12 show “Operation Laughter” tour for U.S. troops in the Middle East and Africa (presented by Armed Forces Entertainment) that covered nine bases in five countries (2013). Matt’s “dirty but smart” sense of humor has earned him an Editor’s Choice on Sony’s Crackle.com (2007), and has had him featured in a top ten list on Cracked Magazine’s Cracked.com (2012). His comedic short “Ruining Music” appeared at the Film Dayton Festival, Cincinnati Film Festival, and the Laugh Your Ashville Off Comedy Festival as a part of “Flick My Clip 6? (2013). Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes and you can also find us on Stitcher.
Jimmy sits down with comedian and good friend, Suli McCullough. Suli McCullough is an American comic-actor and screenwriter. He is perhaps best known for his portrayal of "Crazy Legs" in the spoof movie Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood, and for his recurring role as "Mouse" on the WB sitcom The Jamie Foxx Show. McCullough has also had several dramatic roles depicting real-life individuals. He portrayed Tina Turner's oldest biological son Craig Turner in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It, as well as civil rights icon Terrence Roberts in the 1993 Disney Channel movie The Ernest Green Story. Additionally, he was a writer on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and has been the head writer for ESPN's "ESPY" Awards. Be sure to rate and comment in iTunes.
Jimmy sits down with comedian, Henry Phillips. Henry Phillips has been seen and heard performing his twisted songs and stories on 'Comedy Central Presents', ABC’s ’Jimmy Kimmel Live’, and such nationally syndicated radio shows as 'Bob and Tom' and 'The Dr. Demento Show', among many others. His critically acclaimed CDs, fusing mellow folk-rock ballads with psychopathic lyrics have earned him mention in Billboard magazine’s ’Critic’s Choice’, as well as acclaim from such notable artists as Moby, who refers to Phillips' songs as "disconcertingly funny". He has also written songs for 2 award winning musicals, "Blake: the Musical" and "Chips", and his semi-biographical comedy film "Punching the Clown" received the Audience award at Slamdance film festival '09, and is currently available on Netflix and iTunes.