I Guess I'll Do It with Pat House

Radio Sara and I met up at Philly’s rock station, WMMR, to record this fantastic episode! We talk about her career in radio and I ask a TON of questions about being the music director and deciding what songs get played on-air. We talk about her interviews with Chris Cornell and Metallica, nerd-out on our favorite bands and share our love for Philly radio legends, Preston and Steve.

Pat House is a nationally-touring com...

Aviation blows my mind. I fly all the time; I still can’t comprehend how planes fly. My buddy Jackson hops on the podcast to explain to me how planes work and shares some great stories about his life and career as a pilot. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters all over the country, Pat has been a choice opener for Sebastian...

Glen Tickle makes it very clear that he is from New Jersey and NOT Pennsylvania, despite us only having worked together and known each other from PA gigs. We discuss our early days performing in the Lehigh Valley and his start in stand-up leading up to his Dry Bar special.

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters all over the countr...

Susan Rice is a veteran comic who has been making crowds laugh since 1983. She discusses comedy in the Pacific Northwest in the early 80s, her days in Los Angeles, and touring pre-internet and cell phones. BONUS: Her Seinfeld story is one for the record books. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters all over the country, Pat ...

Killer episode with Dan Soder! We spend the first 15 minutes talking about Queens of the Stone Age and then chat all things comedy from there. Carpooling, working with (and BOMBING!) in front of your heroes, studying and analyzing jokes, our love for Premium Blend and Comedy Central Presents... 

We have a great comedy chat and Dan even explains why he wasn’t happy with his Netflix special.

Pat House is a nationally...

The hilarious Greg Warren joins me on my latest episode! We discuss his early days in stand-up, the crew he came up with in St. Louis, driving across the country for gigs, wrestling, and his latest special “The Salesman,” produced by Nate Bargatze and Nateland Entertainment. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters all over th...

Jake Mattera is one of my favorite people on the planet. We went to the same high school but didn’t know each other then, but became great friends in our 20s through the Philly comedy scene. From interning at Preston & Steve and for Conan O’Brien, we discuss Jake’s comedy from his first open mic to performing in Montana and Alaska and his special, A Soft One.

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of ...

The similarities between music and comedy are endless, and Tim Williams and I discuss all of them. Originally starting out acting, Tim is a talented musician who has opened for Weezer, Gin Blossoms, and The Goo Goo Dolls and has shared the stage with Eddie Money and Everclear. His virtual shows during the pandemic were a highlight for me and many of his fans. Great chat; give it a listen!

Pat House is a nationally-tour...

Originally from Syracuse, now living in NYC, Steven Rogers traverses the country headlining while also touring with Brian Regan, Tom Papa, and Nate Bargatze. We talk confidence, touring with your heroes, babies in the audience, and the quest to do stand-up in all fifty states. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters all over ...

The man that makes it all happen, my producer, Andrew Moose, joins me on my latest episode. We met up in Hickory, NC, and recorded this one in person at the MESH podcast studio. We talk about the podcasting world, Tom Segura (Moose went to college with him, and I spent years touring with him), owning a live music venue (the hum), and we compare golf to stand-up comedy. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comed...

Pat Barker is one of my longest friends in comedy; we started together around the exact same time and came up in the Philly scene. We discuss our early days, his move to Los Angeles, getting in on the ground floor of Roast Battle, writing for the Comedy Central roasts, and the moment that literally changed his life. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comed...

Philly journalist and newscaster Matt O’Donnell joins me on my latest episode! We’ve crossed paths here and there over the years, and as a lifelong 6ABC viewer, it was great to chat. We talk about his career in television, writing, drumming, and golf...and I *think* we formed a band. 

Matt O'Donnell is the co-anchor of 6abc Action News Mornings, co-host of the Sunday political show Inside Story and host and producer of...

Originally from PA and now living in TX, singer/songwriter/author, Drew Kennedy and I randomly met at the Austin airport when he noticed my Tim Williams Band hoodie. I was heading home and he was heading to Ireland to write songs in a castle (the most badass sentence I ever heard someone say.) At the airport, we immediately started chatting about the similarities between music and comedy, and we continued that conversation...

Despite being a Yankees fan, Meghan Hanley and I still manage to have a great conversation about her career and all things comedy. From watching The Muppets and Chris Rock to comedy classes to cruise ships, we discuss her interest in comedy that eventually led to her getting on stage and where it’s taken her. As always, I ask for a hell-gig story and she did not disappoint. Be on the lookout for her special when it gets re...

Teresa, like me, is a superior human being. She’s a stand-up comic AND bartender. We’re better than you; I’m sorry.  We have a great chat about performing comedy at night while working the bar during the day. From Carlisle, PA to NYC, we discuss her brother’s encouragement to try stand-up, heckling (rare!), distractions in the crowd, and the navigation of talking about comedy during our day jobs.

This one was a BLAST.&...

Mike Rainey and I go way, way back in the Philly comedy scene. In fact, he may have said one of the funniest jokes I’ve ever heard on stage (and I completely butcher it during our conversation.) An author, podcaster and comic, Mike talks about his latest book, On Percs, a truly laugh-out-loud hilarious book where he breaks down all the Facebook statuses he posted during his Percocet addiction. Lots of addiction and Delco t...

My new best friend, Brad Upton, has the most-viewed Dry Bar comedy special, with over 200 MILLION views.

After writing stand-up for six years before he hit an open-mic, Brad finally decided to take the stage - then chickened out. He returned a year later and hasn’t stopped. From his early days performing in Seattle, where Bill Nye (yes, THAT Bill Nye) was also a comic in the scene, we discuss his early days in comedy, openi...

Both a stand-up comic AND pastor, Gordon Douglas has had an interesting career. From the nightclubs in Philadelphia to Hollywood to ministry, we discuss clean comedy and the Christian Comedy Association and he shares a hilarious story about dropping his sermon notes in an open grave. 

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters al...

Tommy Avallone and I go way back to the days of 94.1 WYSP in Philadelphia. Since then, he’s gone on to direct I Love You, You Hate Me (2022), The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man (2018) and I Am Santa Claus (2014). As a kid, Tommy always had a camera on him and was constantly making videos with friends. We chat about how those videos were the stepping stone to a career ...