For the Season 1 finale, I brought back my friend Igor Hiller, to discuss...well...how everything went! Igor is a professional coach, so I knew he'd have some great feedback for me, and I wasn't disappointed. Will SAGJ be back for another season? Will it morph into something new? Email me to let me know your thoughts! If you would like to hear more episodes of Still a Great Joke, email me at [email protected] To contact Igor for coaching inquiries, email...

This week's guest is my ol' NYC buddy Sean Kilby, who is an actual PROFESSIONAL radio and podcast host! Prepare to be taken to school, ladies and gents, because Podcast class is in session. To let me know what you thought of this episode, email me at [email protected] Follow Sean on Instagram at @RadioSeanRyan

After a mid-season break, Still a Great Joke is BACK! Joining me this week is noted music journalist and former MTV News reporter, John Norris. John and I discuss a wide variety of things before joke time 45 minutes in, including life in NYC, our memories of 9/11, and how the music industry has evolved since the 80s. To reach me, email [email protected] Find John on Twitter at @jonnynono

This week I am joined by one of my first/most important meditation teachers, Hilary Jackendoff. We have an in depth discussion about meditation before joke time, which -- no spoilers -- did NOT go as I planned! Let's just say that even at joke podcasts, Hilary remains the teacher and I, the humble student. For all your meditation needs, from beginner to expert, I urge you to follow Hilary on IG at @meditationchick To let me know what you thought of this episode, email me at...

This week's episode, recorded live in Mexico City, features musician Ale Moreno, singer for the Mexican rock band Ruido Rosa. We had an awesome conversation about the joys of being in a touring rock band prior to joke time, at which point she translated a classic Mexican joke about a young boy named Pepito, and I told her one of my favorite jokes of all time --the tale of Nate the Snake! Follow Alejandra on IG: @modadulce Follow Ruido Rosa on IG: @ruidorosaa Contact me at...

On this week's episode, we all get to experience a typical compliment laden conversation between me and one of my best friends, drummer/producer Sarab Singh. After a lengthy talk about music and how much we love one another, Sarab tells me a clever joke about a bear, and I tell him about my old NYC band, The Hooves. To let me know what you thought of this episode, email me at [email protected] Follow Sarab on Instagram at @sarabsingh

This week's guest is my dear friend and musical hero, LP! Listen as we reminisce about life on tour, and marvel as I ask her the exact same question every other interviewer asks her! For Joke Time, LP turns to the mighty databank of Google humor and I tell her a continuation of my Shaggy Dog joke from episode 1.  LP's amazing new song, "The One That You Love," is out now and available on all streaming platforms.  To let me know what you thought of this episode, email me at...

In this episode of Still a Great Joke, I welcome Australian musician Georgi Kay to talk about her artistic ventures during quarantine. For this week's jokes, Georgi hits me with a classic "An octopus walks into a bar" joke, and I tell Georgi about my romantic mishaps in the NYU Pep Band.  To let me know what you think of this episode, email [email protected] To check out Georgi, find her at https://www.georgikay.com/

Episode 2 of Still a Great Joke features Beth Martinez, founder of Danger Village Music PR. Before telling our jokes, Beth and I discuss all sorts of things, from Beth's Pastrami Club to my lifelong desire to open a licorice shoppe. When jokes start at 26:20, Beth tells a series of one-liners, and I tell Beth the tragic story of my cousin, Patricia Wackowski. Enjoy! Email [email protected] to let me know what you thought of this episode! Beth can be reached at...

For the inaugural episode of Still a Great Joke, host Alex Feder tests the waters and explores the format of the show with his first guest -- coach, podcast host, and comedian Igor Hiller. Is there any way to have a joke feel funny when you have an audience of one? Can a joke be enjoyable if it has no punchline? Let's find out! To let Alex know what you think of the show, email [email protected] To hear more of Igor, tune in to his podcast, "How Are You Thinking About? With Igor"