Another fun convo with two laid back dudes. Gary is a dog whisperer, and he's incredibly funny. You might've seen him on America's Got Talent, Conan, Colbert, or hustling all over New York City. @GaryVider@jimtewsquittingcomedypodcast@gmail
I was able to hang with Billy Wayne Davis for a bit while he was in town. He's got great stories, and an incredibly sharp point of view. Take a listen, and go see Billy Wayne live - [email protected]
I hung out with the hilarious and charming Sam Ruddy last week. I think this was the first comic under 30 that I've interviewed. Not that age means much in comedy, but I wanted to hear from someone who started comedy in a post-twitter world, an
I hung out with Jordan Temple this week for a quick talk about Mr. Bean, writing for TV, and accidentally writing two successful parody plays. We had a good time. I hope you do too.@jimtews@[email protected]
I sat down with comedian, author, and Clevelander Dan Wilbur. Give it a listen! Rate and review this podcast on iTunes if you're into it. Thanks for listening!@DanWilbur@[email protected]
I hung out at Greg's place in a room full of his action figures to talk about his path to greatness, and why he was broke for ten years. (It had to do somewhat with the action figures)@gregstone_@[email protected]
Hey! Another solo ep. I'm about to leave for Southeast Asia for two weeks for an Armed Forces Entertainment tour. Here's a little ketchup (catch-up! ha!). Ok, I gotta go. Thanks for listening!
Sorry for the brief hiatus! We're back on track with another interview episode, this time with the wonderful Robert Dean. A very funny, and inventive guy who loves doing comedy, and loves going to amusement parks alone. You can see him on Amazo
This week I sit down with the ever-positive Gabe Pacheco. He's a funny, grounded guy. We talk a lot about doing double duty, for him, as a comic and school teacher, and maintaining social health when you lose your day-job friends.After you li
I hung out with comedian, director, and creator, Victor Varnado. As an African-American with Albinism, he's had a unique set of challenges to overcome, and he's done it. We talk a lot about performance art, imposter syndrome, and making your ow
It's time for the bi-weekly solo episode of Quitting Comedy. I've got a new drop for the soundboard, and I talk a lot about having the flu. What a great [email protected]
Our 50th episode! I sat down with my friend, Brendan Eyre to reminisce a little, and hear about his unwanted break from comedy. It's a fun one with a dash of seriousness for good measure! Just how I like it.See Brendan record his debut album
It's another thrilling solo episode! I share some fun internet things, complain about my neighbors, and reveal to you that I do not fully understand steak. Sorry for the spoiler. Thanks for listening!Links: Gary Gulman's tips: https://goo.g
I ventured all the way to Astoria to talk to comedian Mike Vecchione. We had fun, we really did. Mike's funny. Listen to his latest album "The Worst Kind of Thoughtful"! And RIP William Stephenson. If you'd like to contribute to his GoFundMe
First solo podcast of the new year! Lots of fun stuff: A guy who licks a doorbell, poor gym etiquette, buying a hate while drunk, and my new best friend, a Roomba.Thanks for [email protected]@jimtews
We're back from the holiday break with another interview from my visit to Denver. I sat down with Ben Kronberg to talk about micro-dosing comedy, Last Comic Standing, and putting music in the act. Enjoy!@BenKronberg@jimtewsquittingcomedyp
This week we've got Denver's own Adam Cayton Holland. You may know him from his TV show "Those Who Can't", or maybe Comedy Central, or his recent book "Tragedy Plus Time: A Tragi-Comic Memoir". He's an incredible writer and a really sharp guy.
Let's catch up, everyone. Just me and you. And a soundboard. Lots of valuable information in this solo episode, like how to get out of a comedy slump, and how to clap on two and four. Thanks for [email protected]@jimtews