Both DS and ALJ had live shows as part of the Soundbites podcast festival and DSI Comedy Theater. Both are available now at the show pages and in iTunes. If you haven't downloaded them, go ahead and do so now. I'll wait.... Got 'em? Good. There has been a staff change at ALJ: Gretchen McNeeley is now a full on cohost. Boom! Dynamism! Finally, Small Town Funny has a new show called Negative Space!Do you want to learn about the intersection of Stoicism, Buddhism, Rational Emotive Therapy, and comedy? Well, now is your chance. The link is under "shows" at the top of the page. Small Town Funny removes the possibility of boredom from you life.

Both A Local Joke and Drunk Sportsfan are up and running (links at the top of this page). Subscribe to the RSS feeds here or on iTunes. If you are an iTunes user, please post reviews for the show there. However you listen, let us know what you think by posting comments or dropping us an email through the Contact page. Also follow us on Twitter: @STFpod and @ALocalJoke

In which we wrap things up. This is it, the final Episode of Small Town Funny, but the beginning of Small Town Funny.

In which we feel the pinch of the government shutdown. It's a micro-mini episode of STFpod!

In which we chat with the great Mello Mike Miller. Come on! Mello Mike? Hell yeah!

In which the Third Rail sits down with the Silver Senior. We are lucky to have John Boni as a part of the comedy scene here in NC and now we got him on the show.

In which we talk chickens, hecklers and gospel projects with the Great Scott Mick McKenna!

In which we move into the third dimension and reshape the show with a major assist from Gretchen McNeely!!!

In which we get the scoop on a new club, try to figure out what some people are so angry about and where to go right (and wrong) in your career.

In which we talk to an American hero about honest comedy and John's dangerous neighborhood. Thomas is one of those local comics who is creating a great scene here. Checkout his biweekly showcase every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at Brooklyn Heights in Raleigh.

In which we catch up with the Owain Weinert, a genuinely amazing young man. Head over to pablove.org to see what they are doing and kick in a few (or very many) bucks.

In which we try to nip some bad open mic behavior in the bud. It's the episode that will make you say, "What? No way."

In which we blastoff (wordplay!) with Aaron Burrell and discuss the sniping abilities of Mr. Rogers. Go to AaronBurrellComedy.com and follow him on Twitter @airburple to get all things Burrell.

In which we get to catch up with our buddy Tyler Meznarich, stand-up comic and host of the Take Me Home podcast. Tyler has some advice for you all: Don't be comfortable! Also, we find out that John's mom is a leaky roof...

In which we risk the life of one of America's great young comic voices, April Richardson. We talk Vegas, Bakersfield and vultures. Find more about April at AprilRichardson.com and go get her podcast, Go Bayside!

In which we have our last episode....before we move to the stationary studios of WCOM! We also have a new feature called "Inception." What can it be? Listen and find out!

Katerina is in the continent/country of Australia presenting her amazing show "Feta With the Queen." By all accounts she is taking the Melbourne underground by storm! In honor of her journey, we are reposting her episode this week. Our first rerun, folks!

In which John sits down in a bar with his fellow competitors, Virginia Wallis, Jenny Chalikian, & Gretchen McNeely to rehash the night. We miss Michelle, but manage to have a laugh or two. Read Jenny's blog at discriminatingirreverence.com

In which we find ourselves in the Carr Mill Labyrinth, lost and afraid. But we are saved by the Theseus of Carrboro, Paula Pazderka! Paula is the artistic director of the DSI Comedy Theater. She performs, teachers, directs, manages. She is a one-woman army of improv! Boom!

Hello STF pals, I'm going to be in the NC Funniest comic competition this year. My first round show is tomorrow (Friday March 7th) at 9 pm at DSI Comedy Theater in Carrboro. I'd love to have as many of you in the audience as possible, so come on down if you can make it. Hope to see you there, John