Comedy Chatter Podcast Episode 8 -- Sam Jay

Episode 8 of the The Comedy Chatter Podcast --featuring Meldon Williams-- podcast, hosted by Libsyn, titled "Comedy Chatter Podcast Episode 8 -- Sam Jay" was published on January 21, 2018 and runs 35 minutes.

January 21, 2018 ·35m · The Comedy Chatter Podcast --featuring Meldon Williams--

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On location in Bloomington MN, Mel catches up with the very funny Sam Jay during her headliner stint at the House Of Comedy. They chat about her amazing year, writing for Saturday Night Live, and her comparisons to the late great Patrice O'Neal. Mel also chats about the year in review, gives his shout outs, and has a brand new Back In the Day sponsor!

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