The Rob and Joe Show

Rob and Joe disagree about whether or not their Thanksgiving celebrations should have been combined at Gramp’s house. The club’s management was not happy about the heavily-promoted guest performer at the Thanksgiving Eve show. Joe anticipates both the tension and joy that will result in the inevitable death of his landlord’s cat. Recent birthdays and the holidays prompt an in-depth discussion about what should be considered a fitting gift. When Rob’s car predictably breaks down, he takes an interesting trip with the tow truck driver. Joe and Robby try to guess with what 80’s sitcom star Rob will perform. Rob makes fun of one new gig Joe has secured, and tries to strip him of another. An article claiming a new grooming trend for young women is simultaneously enticing and repulsive to Joe. Aired Live Monday, December 1st at 7:30PM

Rob broadcasts live for the first time from the new studio and shares his thoughts on it as well as Robby’s new house overall. Rob and his girlfriend won’t join the Robinson Thanksgiving after all. Joe meets the new 98 Rock GM. Rob and Joe participate in some social media altercations. Joe recommends the wrong comedians for one show in particular. Rob and Joe wonder if a new form of male birth control will be successful. Budweiser’s new marketing campaign leads to a whole analysis of how products should and should not be advertised. Joe attends his first murder mystery dinner theater. Aired Live Monday, November 24th at 7:45PM

Joe and Charles Manson apparently have a lot in common. Allegations against Bill Cosby lead to a deep conversation about celebrity controversies. Rob and Joe scoff at Jerry Seinfeld’s odd personal confession from a recent interview. Joe must appear on Baltimore morning radio to defend the show once again. Anticipation grows for one performer’s potential guest set at the big Thanksgiving Eve show. An eventful evening at Cacao Lane includes an in-person meeting with last week’s show guest. Joe demonstrates his ability to predict if a movie will be good or not. An interview with two celebrity teenagers is deservedly the subject of ridicule. An Australian television host’s on-air protest is deemed unimpressive. Joe is forced to address his poor living conditions when his landlord refuses to take action himself. Aired Live Monday, November 17th at 7:30PM

Robby gets grilled about his new living arrangement. Rob underlines Joe’s blatant disregard for a local comedy promoter’s specific performer rules. Chris Restivo’s legend grows. Rob and his girlfriend just might join the Robinson family Thanksgiving celebration once again. Rob receives several friend requests from people with very interesting names on Facebook. Joe’s personal/professional life collision gets some closure when RJ Jackson joins the show. Rob is appalled when he reads a story about some diners charged close to four grand for a bottle of wine. Rob and Joe are perplexed by an upcoming stunt to be aired on Discovery. A new gig for Mickey Cucchiella is discussed and Joe’s colleagues at the 98 Rock morning show have a bone to pick.  Aired Live Monday, November 10th at 7:30PM

The death of the world's oldest man causes Rob to wonder who among those on the show will live the longest. The progress of colleague's show is closely monitored. As Rob solidifies plans for the move and recruits friends, he recalls a dangerous mission involving a dining room table. That leads to yet another disastrous story about "helping" a friend. Joe's girlfriend is involved in an unusual car accident. A past show guest is back in the news. The car conversation during a long road trip yields many intriguing hypothetical questions. Robby wants to be a judge for Joe's comedy competition finals. While Rob is keeping up with Last Comic Standing and all the behind-the-scenes tales, Joe's fixated on a different reality show. Aired Live Monday, June 9th at 7:30PM

A fellow podcaster returns from his hiatus as promised....barely. Rob and Joe have an interesting new fan. Rob talks about his glory days playing flag football. Joe gets chastised for cancelling another show with Rob. A small gathering at Joe's place includes games and some surprise guests, while some other planned parties fall apart. The pros and cons of a reality show/comedy competition are evaluated. Joe witnesses a comic getting lucky during a show and then reveals a similar tale. Rob has another scheme to get the show some publicity. Monday, June 2nd at 7:30PM

The new intro and theme song are finally debuted. Joe and his friends take a trip to Atlantic City and get a surprising eyeful of unpleasantness at the Borgata. Rob and Joe revel in their recent appearance on The Mike O'Meara Show. Rob and his girlfriend plan a move to a new apartment which may or may not be an improvement. Rob witnesses a  comedy train wreck so bad that it solicits angry emails from patrons. With a pending television appearance now looking bleak, Rob and Joe discuss comedy competitions and why comics hate them. Joe hosts a special all-female party at his place, but is not allowed to attend. Aired Live Monday, May 26th at 7:30PM

In typical fashion, Joe forgets plans for the show. Rob makes an observation about Joe's social media posting style. Joe walks into a tense situation when he makes a surprise visit to a friend's house. Following the recent "hero cat" story in the news, Rob considers that cats may be the more masculine pet. Mickey Cucchiella joins the show by phone to answer some pressing questions. Rob meets some interesting people including a couple with an amazing marriage proposal story. Joe can't seem to get a prescription for the drug he believes he needs. Aired Live Monday, May 19th at 7:30PM

Rob and Joe revel in being together for the show at Robby's house, which he may be selling in the near future. Joe's girlfriend reveals her celebrity crush, but a hookup seems a little too plausible. She also rattles Joe by telling him she's discovered that he is a "dick". Rob and Joe examine what famous women might theoretically be in their league given some specific circumstances A mass email from a local comedy booker offers an absurd gig. Surprisingly Robby had a maid, and equally remarkable is the fact that he recently fired her. Rob and Joe try to get answers about the hiatus of another MORE Network show. Aired Live Monday, May 12th at 7:30PM

Rob is amused by the devoted Gaga fans' fears over a potential concert cancellation due to an NBA playoff conflict. Joe puts his foot in his mouth...again. Even worse, when he gets stopped for texting and driving, he gives the officer attitude. Rob and Joe get the official invite to the much-anticipated Tony Awards party. Joe has concerns about meeting the family of his much younger girlfriend. Rob receives new information on the reality show pilot he filmed a year ago. Robby gets quizzed about past relationships and his dating habits. Aired Live Monday, May 5th at 7:30PM

The Rob And Joe Show is an Internet Radio Show/Podcast featuring comedians and radio personalities, Rob Maher and Joe Robinson. It will change your life.

Rob questions the Boston Marathon winner's nationality and plays God with the weather. A heated difference of opinion erupts surrounding comedy club business philosophy and the ongoing local competition under Joe's management. Rob and Joe perform at a strip club and it's not as fun as one would imagine. A PSA played during the second spot break leads Rob and Joe into a discussion about their best paying gigs and their biggest nightmare gigs. Rob remembers to address an uncomfortable topic left over from the previous week and this leads to yet another argument, this time with Robby. Aired Live Monday, April 21st at 7:30PM

The anticipation of Joe's impending one-on-one basketball challenge is growing. Joe disputes statements made about him during the recent episode of It's Mickey featuring Rob. Hard evidence is unearthed to embarrass Robby. Comic Robert Andrew joins the show to discuss his 'fabulous' comedy and life. Rob is fascinated by the embarrassing performance of the Wheel of Fortune contestant from Indiana University. An unusual anatomy competition in Brooklyn, NY raises a lot of questions. Rob and Joe lament the ups and downs of a career in comedy. Aired Live Monday, April 14th at 7:30PM

Rob and Joe share all the stories and excitement that was this year's Drafts and Laughs. Both the high and low points of Robby's triumphant O'MearaCast interview are dissected. The best and worst candidates to replace David Letterman are proposed. Rob recalls stories about a beloved comedian who passed over the weekend.Aired Live Monday, April 7th at 7:30PM

Comedian Gabe Zucker joins the show to replace an ailing Joe. When Joe is subjected to criticism in his absence, he can't help but join the show briefly to defend himself. In order to co-host the show Gabe cancels on a well-known New York comedy club, but not doing the kind of work one would imagine. Rob relays an unbelievable after-hours brush with celebrity following a show in Dayton, Ohio. Rob and Gabe ponder the attraction and the taboo of comedy club servers. Gabe relays a story that Joe once told about him from his own perspective. When a top NBA player gets tricked into sending naked photos to another man, Rob is fascinated by the allure of the bait used. Rob runs a few sample questions by Robby as a test for his upcoming interview. Aired Live Monday, March 31st at 7:30PM