You Should Have Been Here Last Week

I had the pleasure of working with Michael Kosta this week at Giggles Comedy Club.  Michael is a very funny comic who is definitely headed up.  He is a former professional tennis player (he showed me his trophy).  We had a great time just chatting about the motivation behind being a comic, his gay dog, and many other things.  I hope you enjoy this episode.

Michael's website is www.michaelkosta.com.

Can you smell what the WOK is cooking?  I sat down with Chinaman in Madison.  We had 5 great sold out shows and had a blast hanging out.  We talked about everything from the guy rushing him on stage that week to our purchasing nipple clamps (for his wife).

Mike Preston is a comedian and host of the cable talk show "Psychobabble"  We talked about how Mike started Psychobabble with real mentally ill people and how that didn't exactly work out.  We recorded in the hallway of the 9th floor of the Concourse hotel in Madison, WI.  During our recording comedian Kevin Naughton walked out of his room and we got him to talk with us for a few minutes (he's a very busy man).

On the road at Zanies Comedy Club in St. Charles Illinois, I sat down with the very funny Jimmy Shubert.  We had a great time hanging out and making each other laugh.  Jimmy has worked with some huge names including the late Sam Kinison. 

Jimmy can be found at http://www/jimmyshubert.com

Zanies website is http://www.zanies.com

 

Greg Morton is a very funny comic from Toronto.  We talked about his beginnings at a cartoonist, 9/11, and road stories.  

Greg's website is www.gregmorton.com

 

I sat down with the badboy of comedy Tom Clark.  We talked about everything from myspace buddies to potatoes.

This is an episode from the Jolly Stomping podcast which was the predecessor (came before) the You Should Have Been Here Last Week podcast. 

The Midnight Swinger is one of the nicest guys I have met in comedy.  We sat down and discussed working together for the first time, the inception and development of the "Swinger" character (yes, he's not that way off stage) and much more.