Only Bombs w/ Trey On Stage is a raw, unfiltered weekly podcast that pulls back the curtain on the realities of stand-up comedy.
Each episode features comedians from all walks of life sharing the highs, the lows, and the grind it takes to step back on stage after the silence of a bad set.
Some juggle multiple jobs, some are chasing stability, and others are simply trying to survive—but all are united by the same relentless drive to make people laugh.
Through honest conversations and behind-the-scenes stories, Only Bombs explores the resilience, sacrifice, and passion that define the comedy world.
No matter their circumstances, every guest finds their way to the same place: behind the mic, chasing the next laugh. For anyone curious about the real lives behind the punchlines, this is where the truth comes out.
This week, Trey On Stage sits down with fellow stand-up comedian Joe Newcomer as they discuss their comedic journeys and so much more. Joe Newcomer is one of those people you’re always happy to see. If you spend time around Austin comedy, you’ve probably seen him working, smiling, and getting ready for another stage. I wanted to sit down and hear how he became that person.
In Episode 41 of Only Bombs!, Joe opens up about his life before stand-up, six years spent recovering, and finding something worth putting his whole heart into. We talk about Kill Tony, fatherhood, the friendships that shaped him, and learning to enjoy a life that still has its share of unfinished business.
There’s plenty of laughter here, too. His dad’s advice is something else, and his answer to why he started doing comedy took us somewhere I wasn’t expecting.
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