In this episode of Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is, Dobie Maxwell and Vince Carone unpack what makes a performance truly unforgettable. Through candid stories and behind-the-scenes insights, they reveal the key elements of delivering a memorable show. Dobie recounts a powerful jazz performance that left an impression on him and shares his experience watching a street musician pour everything into his music for an unexpected audience. Together, they discuss everything from finding your flow on stage to mastering the ability to connect with any crowd. It’s an episode filled with insights on how preparation, passion, and resilience can transform a performance.

Listeners are invited to join Dobie and Vince as they explore the highs and lows of live shows, why every audience deserves your best, and how you can bring genuine energy to the stage—even when the crowd is tough. This episode is a must-listen for performers and fans alike, providing a refreshing look at what it really takes to make every show unforgettable.

In this episode of Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is, comedians Vince Carone and Dobie Maxwell pay tribute to their late friend and fellow comedian, Norm Stulz, Michigan’s premier storyteller. The two reminisce about Norm's influence on their careers, his unique ability to balance family life with comedy, and the legacy he left behind. Through heartfelt stories and personal anecdotes, they reflect on Norm’s kind nature, his unmatched storytelling ability, and the importance of making genuine connections in the comedy world.

Vince and Dobie also share their own experiences performing alongside Norm and recount the invaluable lessons they learned from him—both on stage and off. From riding motorcycles on Thanksgiving to performing in the competitive comedy festival circuit, this episode is a heartfelt homage to a comedian who not only made people laugh but also made them feel welcome. As they reflect on Norm’s legacy, Vince and Dobie dive into what it means to truly live in the moment, both in comedy and in life, while emphasizing the impact that Norm’s warmth and humor had on everyone around him.

The episode offers a mix of humor, reflection, and camaraderie, making it a touching tribute to a beloved figure in the comedy world and an engaging listen for anyone interested in the deeper connections behind the laughs.

In this episode of Put Your Funny Where Your Mouth Is, veteran comedians Vince Carone and Dobie Maxwell dive headfirst into one of the most debated topics in comedy: what’s considered offensive, and how do you know when to cross the line? With 40+ years of combined experience, they share personal stories of jokes gone wrong, from hecklers in the audience to punchlines that unintentionally hit too close to home.

Vince and Dobie reflect on how comedy has evolved over the years, discussing what used to be acceptable, what’s off-limits now, and why knowing your audience is key. They also explore the delicate balance between pushing boundaries and making sure no one walks away hurt. You’ll hear them dissect real-life examples from their acts, including stories of pulling jokes to avoid offending, and the lessons they've learned about handling backlash.

Whether you’re a comedian, speaker, or just a fan of stand-up, this episode offers a peek behind the curtain at the craft of comedy and the risks comedians take with every punchline. Tune in for an honest, insightful conversation about what it means to make people laugh in today’s world.