Comedian Rory Scovel discusses the power of telling the truth and being vulnerable on stage, comparing comedy to abstract painting. He shares insights from a week of fully improvised stand-up shows, resulting in a new perspective on his career. Plus, a hilarious 'Working It Out' segment that goes off the rails.

Rory Scovel, a comedian and actor celebrated for his improvisational style, returns to share insights from his year-long journey of improvised stand-up. He reveals the emotional challenges of performing without a script and discusses his jealousy of fellow comedians' successes. Rory and Mike delve into how family dynamics complicate a comedian's life, balancing humor with vulnerability. They also explore crafting new jokes around complex topics, blending personal experiences with laughter, emphasizing creativity and adaptability in comedy.

Rory Scovel chats with Marc about comedy hour philosophy, riffing, redoing material, and filthy jokes. They discuss aging gracefully, taboo topics, authenticity in comedy, and creative process. The episode delves into the challenges and rewards of addressing sensitive subjects in a genuine and provocative manner.