On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Greg Melly to talk about a time when he was living in New York City with no money. Greg had three roommates in a studio apartment with makeshift walls that didn't touch the ceiling and was hopping turnstiles to keep his dream alive. They talk about masculinity, comedy, and signs from the universe.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Spencer Wright to talk about how his parents sent him to rehab to address his alcohol problem. Spencer opens up about being a college mascot, how agreeing to go to rehab got him a strawberry milkshake, and how he has managed to stay sober for six years.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with actor and comedian Carly Polistina to talk about pursuing acting after college. Carly opens up about her one-person show (a modern-day romance told in the style of the Brontës), the realities of pursuing acting, and carving out your own lane.

We are re-releasing this episode in honor of Jessica Levin's debut comedy special "Party Body" going live on YouTube on November 6! Go watch it!

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Jaclyn Lore-Edwards to talk about growing up weird. From Harry Potter obsessions and twin dynamics to karaoke nights and self-acceptance, Matt and Jaclyn swap stories about embracing the quirks that make us who we are.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Trevor Liberty who shares the story of dropping out of college, becoming a father at 21, and figuring out—on the fly—what it means to be a dad and a provider.

On this episode of The Low Point Matt sits down with comedian and actor Conor Canning. Conor shares the highs of getting accepted into a competitive graduate acting program—and the whiplash of stepping out ready to work just as the world shut down. From navigating auditions that disappeared overnight to figuring out how to keep the creative fire alive, Conor opens up about what it really takes to chase an acting career through uncertainty.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with producer, writer, and comedy coach Amy Hawthorne—best known for her work as Comedy Groupie. Amy opens up about calling off an engagement and along the way, Matt and Amy dive deep into the comedy world, trading stories from their time in the scene, comparing notes on writing and performing, and talking about what it’s like to navigate life and comedy side by side.