Episode list

Ace and Scott talk to Georgie from the Bada Bing, Frank Santorelli. Originally from Cleveland, worked his way through the comedy circuit to act on one of the greatest shows of all time, The Sopranos.

Steve Bjork's family story is amazing. Working steadily for almost 30 years, his stories were as well. This weeks audio is not our best, but it was a great episode so I didn't want to scrap it. Please forgive the quality.

If there was a Mount Rushmore of comedy in Boston, Tony V would be on it. He has been in Showtime's Brotherhood as well as movies like The Town and The Heat. One of his most famous rolls was playing a gorilla, seriously.

Nick Albanese is a very funny comedian and has made a name for himself as a playwright and an actor. His one-man show "The Last Sicilian" has been a huge hit. Nick has had a lot of wow moment stories with celebrities.

Successful comedy power couple Tom Cotter and Kerri Louise talk about their starts in RI and Boston, Tom's epic "America's Got Talent" run and Kerri's recent Showtime special "Women Of A Certain Age". There were plenty of great stories.

This week we talk to Bob Marley, Maine's King of Comedy. Few comics have a body of work like Bob Marley. From moving to LA, to setting the record for longest comedy performance, to settling back to Maine, we covered a lot of territory.

What does Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Al Pacino have in common with Ed Regine? They were all in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time - In Hollywood". Ed came from simple beginnings in RI and built quite a comedy and acting career.

Jason Hawes (Ghost Hunters and Ghost Nation) is in for our first Scottober episode. We talk about how Jason started paranormal investigating and how his shows started. You can tell how much Scott loves these conversations.

SCOTTober continues with David Naughton, the star of "An American Werewolf In London" and "Hot Dog: The Movie". He was also well know for his Dr. Pepper ads and had a huge musical hit with the song "Makin' It", the theme from his sitcom.

Sitting in for Ace, our favorite Scottober friend, Tom Stewart. Cody Ray DesBiens and Satori Hawes, curators or The Paranormal Couple's Haunted Museum came in with items from their collection. Scott needed extra underwear for this one.

Ken DeCosta is the founder of RISEUP paranormal. You've heard his voice on previous Scottober's when Tom Stewart played examples of EVPs (Electronic Voice Phenomenon). We talk his history including investigating the Lizzie Borden House.

Our favorite subject is the funny bad gig story. What makes a gig bad? Comics don't always know walking in but occasionally there are signs.

Jay Burns and Brian Vincent return to talk about what's going on with Jay's new podcast called "Kill Smarter", their Flannel/Polyester production company, and all the Werther's originals in Brian's pocket.

Nick Albanese discusses his new one man show "Buddy: One Last Night". When he was young,he was called Little Buddy because he resembled Providence Mayor Buddy Cianci. With his solid reputation as a performer, he's perfect for this role.

George Hamm served in the Marines, started comedy in Maine, traveled as far as China to perform. George was living a comic's life, but had internal struggles that took over. George was very candid and a great story teller.

Kevin Flynn, founder of the Nantucket Comedy Festival, started it to support a great program, Stand Up and Learn. What made a professional soccer player start telling jokes on stage?

Dan found success writing on shows Blind Date and The 5th Wheel. He had a heart warming story about a star he worked with and was close to. Dan's bad gig story was one we hadn't heard before.

This week is power couple of Brian and Carla Mulhern. Ace and Scott love exploring their perfectly imperfect marriage, to quote Brian. Will they question why they married each other again? How many snorts and eye rolls will Carla give?

According to Don's website, "Don Zollo is what happens when a wicked comedic juggernaut blends with an unstoppable source of hyperbole." Don's a born storyteller and quite candid so you never know where the conversation will go.

Scott and Ace were excited to finally have Paul Nardizzi in the Acement. Paul is one of the most prolific comedy writers around producing hours of stand up and several books. Won the Boston Comedy festival and appeared on Conan O'Brien.

Ace is out of town, so Scott had two former guests Shea Spillane and Tyler Hittner join him. We discuss if society is too sensitive, can ghost be handicapped and what would happen if you weed wacked the plant that would cure cancer.

Butch Bradley honed his skills in Boston then head to the west coast. He was on several TV shows then head to Vegas and now has residency at the LA Comedy Club in the Strat Hotel Casino. How did Butch's funny bad gig help him get better?

Scott and Ace are thrilled to be joined by Wendy Liebman. Wendy has a comedy resume that would make any comedian jealous. Name a late night show and she's been on it, comedy specials she has them. A bad accident in 2018 knocked her down awhile but she came back strong. She still loves comedy as much now as she did when she started, and you can tell. What Disney royalty is she related to?