John and James recap the most important lessons and takeaways from the entire Breaking Into Business Show series. If you or someone you know is looking for direction, advice, a starting point, or some goals in the stand-up comedy industry, refer to any of our episodes for answers! Thanks so much for listening!

Mona Aburmishan comes into studio to provide us with her insight on performing in the West Bank and Dubai. She also extrapolates on what it takes to perform internationally.

We are joined by Eliana La Casa to discuss the realities of developing a scene and working as a comedian in Latin America.

We continue our world tour with Mum-Z, a comedian out of South Africa, who shares his insight of performing comedy across the continent! Plus and EXCLUSIVE story about Kevin Spacey being, well, Kevin Spacey.

British touring comedian Nik Coppin gives his list of Do's & Don'ts on the Asian stand-up comedy circuit. Go grab his book, Nik Coppin's Comedy World, on Amazon for even more details on his global exploits!

41-year veteran of stand-up Tim Slagle goes over the steps, slopes, and mountains of maintaining a strong career in comedy.

John sits down with comedian Skyler Higley (Clickhole, The Onion) to discuss making money contributing to online comedy publications and the world of comedy writing as a whole.

John talks to the machine driving Zanies in Chicago & Rosemont, GM Brian Morton & Marketing Director Rachel Ibrahim! Topics include the measures Zanies have implemented to ensure audience & staff safety, how these adjustments affect the shows, and the way forward in live, indoor comedy during the pandemic. Comedy in Chicago lives! Visit chicago.zanies.com for tickets!

We are joined by Chance Nichols who gives us some tips regarding his experiences writing for a late night television show syndicated across the country.

We are joined by traveling comic, Clifton Cash, who discusses his pathway to making a living as a road comic and how to approach booking a road tour.