On the "quoting Seth Godin" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, and Josh Homer welcome Alex Barnett of Comedians At Law on the show to discuss connecting to your fans through personal experiences, experimenting and taking risks in your ca

On the "will this ever end?" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss how to approach the design of your website and why what it actually looks like is the end result of determine its purpose to begin with.

On the "gaming social media stardom" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome comedian Cris Gray on to the show to discuss branding, why your "brand" has to stand for something, how figuring out your audienc

On the "Bone, Thugs & Comedy" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss the recent speech by Patton Oswalt at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal. In his two "letters", we highlight why this is a big tra

On the "throwing bookers to the wolves" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome festival and club booker Matt Komen, currently of Stand-Up Live in Phoenix, on to the show to take the heat of all comedian's

On the "all things e-mail marketing" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector and Chelcie Rice welcome DJ Waldow, the co-author of the Rebel's Guide To E-Mail Marketing, on to the show to discuss why a comedian's e-mail list is the best connect

On the "monetization is not a real word" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice, Josh Spector and Josh Homer discuss a comedy club's role in cultivating local comics, what to do as a comedian if you have to choose between two clubs having a t

On the "bad listener questions" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice, Josh Spector and Josh Homer welcome community member Steven Padilla of the Comedy Scene in Houston website onto the show. This week we continue followup on the internet

On the "eerily empty room" episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper and Chelcie Rice make up for the vacation of their co-hosts by diving into comedians' naturally inflated egos, how our need for validation can sidetrack actually making progress, and the imp

On the "overbooked number of participants" episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper and Chelcie Rice welcome community member Tyler Meznarich onto the show as well as introduce Josh Homer as a regular co-host for our roundtable of comedy, marke