In this candid episode of Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is, Vince Carone and Dobie Maxwell dive into one of the most dreaded experiences for comedians: bombing on stage. With raw honesty and plenty of humor, they share stories of shows gone wrong, from unresponsive audiences to gigs where the environment sabotaged their best efforts.

They explore the emotional toll of a bad set, the lessons learned from these moments, and how they’ve used failure to grow as performers. Vince and Dobie also give practical tips for comedians to handle the unexpected and maintain their composure when everything feels like it’s falling apart. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to survive a tough night in comedy, this episode pulls back the curtain on the reality of the stage.

In this episode, Vince Carone and Dobie Maxwell take on one of the most popular questions they get as comedians: “Where do you get your material?” They dive into their creative process, from everyday observations to deep personal stories, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how humor is crafted. Vince discusses his journey to finding his voice, realizing that his comedic “fastball” lay in ranting about life’s absurdities. Dobie shares insights into the artistry of comedy, comparing it to sculpting a statue—you find the funny by chipping away everything else. Tune in for tips on building material, storytelling, and how to transform life’s quirks into laughs.

In this episode of Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is, Vince Carone and Dobie Maxwell take you behind the scenes of the comedy world as they share their experiences working with some of the biggest names in the industry. From unforgettable run-ins to inspiring moments, Vince and Dobie reveal what it’s really like to connect with comedy legends. They discuss how different stars handle fame and the unspoken rules for meeting celebrities—whether it’s keeping things professional, staying calm, or seizing a rare chance to connect.

With stories about the kindness of Billy Gardell, Jon Lovitz’s witty side, and Emo Phillips staying in character no matter what, this episode gives listeners a look at the real people behind the fame. Vince and Dobie talk about the lessons they’ve learned on respecting boundaries, reading the room, and treating celebrities as people first. Plus, they offer tips for anyone meeting their heroes on how to make the experience genuine and memorable.

Whether you’re a comedy fan, a fellow performer, or just curious about the world behind the spotlight, this episode delivers humor, insight, and plenty of entertaining stories about life alongside comedy’s elite.