This week, JD talks with guest Emily Cornelius. Emily is a Denver-based comedian on the rise, and they discuss what it's like building a comedy career,

This week, JD chats with guest Sam Ellefson. Sam is a Denver-based comedian. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: making a comedy special, rattlesnake attacks, and how shame can turn into material.

This week JD chats with guest Jack Comstock. Jack is a Denver-based comedian. Topics discussed include but are not limited to: joining a new comedy scene, comparing NYC and Denver mics, and living with comics. Please remember to like, subscribe, rate, review, and tell a friend!

This week JD chats with guest Tiffany Burke. Tiffany is a multidisciplinary comedian, artist, and all-around creative human. Topics discussed include but are not limited to: the power of morning pages, doing things not the hardest way, Reiki healing, and building community through vulnerability and creativity.

This week on Left Hand Right Brain, JD reunites with his old podcast crew—Patrick Scott and Andreas Becerril—for a special episode featuring Paul Karolyi (City Cast Denver), who’s hoping to earn his spot as an honorary “Chupacabro.”

his week on Left Hand Right Brain, JD is joined by Matt Orrin, Jake Becker, and Mitch Jones—the gang behind the Broadcast Geeks podcast—for a wide-ranging, off-the-rails conversation about which streaming platform reigns supreme, they share hot takes on forgotten gems like My Name Is Earl, and uncover the dark side of media consolidation. There are impressions, deep dives into suits (both TV and legal), and some classic Broadcast Geeks-style chaos.

This week on Left Hand Right Brain, JD sits down with comedian, writer, and self-defense instructor Christina Vasili for a heartfelt and hilarious convo about family, identity, and gelato.

This week on Left Hand Right Brain, JD Lopez is joined by the hosts of City Cast Denver—Paul Karolyi and Olivia Jewell Love—for a fun and freewheeling conversation packed with laughs, local flavor, and unexpected opinions.

This week, JD Lopez welcomes back Ethan Everhart for another hilarious and thought-provoking conversation. From debating whether musicians or comedians are more narcissistic to getting paid for your art, and why billionaires are (probably) evil, this episode covers it all!