Dante's Inferno Podcast

Jessica It's All Good

In this episode of Dante's Inferno Podcast, host and comedian Dante Quitman welcomes the multi-talented Jessica It's All Good for an inspiring conversation about comedy, creativity, and overcoming fear to pursue a career in entertainment. Jessica It's All Good is an accomplished comedian, author, DJ, MC, teacher, improviser, and motivational speaker whose career spans multiple disciplines in the entertainment industry. She shares the story behind her book, The Cure For Stage Fright: A Memoir: My Journey to the Stage & Lessons Along the Way, offering practical insights on conquering stage fright, building confidence, and developing a lasting presence on stage. Throughout the interview, Dante and Jessica discuss the importance of clean comedy, how improv comedy strengthens performance skills, the realities of working as a professional comedian, and the mindset required to succeed in today's entertainment industry. Jessica also reflects on balancing her many roles while staying authentic to her mission of inspiring audiences through laughter, education, and positivity. Whether you're a stand-up comedian, public speaker, performer, educator, or someone looking to overcome fear and build confidence, this episode delivers valuable advice, inspiring stories, and plenty of laughs. In this episode: Jessica's journey into stand-up comedy Her memoir, The Cure For Stage Fright: A Memoir: My Journey to the Stage & Lessons Along the Way Techniques for overcoming stage fright and performance anxiety The value of clean comedy in today's entertainment landscape How improv develops confidence and quick thinking Lessons from working as a comedian, author, DJ, MC, and teacher Advice for aspiring comedians, performers, and public speakers If you enjoyed this conversation, please Like, Comment, and Subscribe to Dante's Inferno Podcast for more interviews with comedians, entertainers, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals sharing their stories, insights, and experiences. #StandUpComedy #ComedyPodcast #CleanComedy #PodcastInterview #PublicSpeaking

Will Palomino

On this episode of Dante's Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante' Quitman sits down with fellow comic Will Palomino for an honest conversation about the Atlanta comedy scene, the hustle of grinding through open mics, and why staying true to yourself is the only way to build a lasting career in stand-up. From navigating different rooms and finding your voice to the lessons learned from bombing, growing, and earning respect one set at a time, Dante' and Will share stories, laughs, and real insight into the life of working comedians. Whether you're a comedy fan, an aspiring comic, or someone chasing a creative dream, this episode offers plenty of laughs and inspiration. Topics include: * The Atlanta comedy scene * The open mic grind * Finding your authentic voice * Building confidence on stage * Life behind the laughs Subscribe, rate, and share Dante's Inferno Podcast for more conversations with comedians, creators, and entertainers who keep it real.

Eddie Carter

Comedian Dante Quitman welcomes Atlanta comedian Eddie Carter to Dante's Inferno Podcast. Fresh off his roast battle against Abdul Aziz-Muhammad, Eddie discusses the match, his favorite comedians in the Atlanta comedy scene, and his upcoming move to New York City, the stand-up comedy capital of the world. A must-listen episode for fans of stand-up comedy, roast battles, Atlanta comedians, and the New York comedy scene.

Lona The Great

Dante Quitman sits down with rising Atlanta comic Lona The Great for a hilarious and insightful episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast. Lona opens up about preparing for her first upcoming headlining set at Atlanta’s legendary Star Bar — home of Atlanta’s longest-running comedy show — and what the milestone means for her career. The two also revisit Lona’s unforgettable performance at the inaugural Dante’s Inferno Comedy Roast Showcase, breaking down the chaos, confidence, and comedy that made the night stand out. Along the way, Lona reflects on sharpening her craft under the mentorship of Lauren Knight at the infamous One Knight Only showcase hosted at Our Bar. Packed with behind-the-scenes stories, roast battle memories, and real talk about grinding through Atlanta’s comedy scene, this episode delivers laughs and inspiration for comics and fans alike

Andre Castro

On this episode of Dante’s Inferno Podcast, comedian Dante’ Quitman sits down with fellow stand-up comic Andre Castro for an honest, hilarious, and insightful conversation about the grind of comedy, writing clean material, and coming up in the local stand-up scene. The two comedians reflect on the now-defunct Tin Roof Cantina Open Mic — the legendary spot where they first met and sharpened their craft — and discuss the realities of trying to stand out as comics while staying authentic on stage. Andre Castro opens up about his upbringing, how life experiences shaped his comedy, and the challenges of balancing relatable humor with clean comedy writing in today’s stand-up landscape. From bombing at open mics to developing stage presence, this episode dives deep into comedy culture, joke writing, stand-up discipline, and the behind-the-scenes struggles comedians face before the spotlight hits. Whether you’re an aspiring comic, a fan of stand-up comedy podcasts, or someone who loves hearing comedians talk shop, this episode delivers laughs, storytelling, and real insight into the comedy world. Topics include: • Writing clean comedy and finding your comedic voice • Tin Roof Cantina Open Mic memories and Atlanta comedy scene stories • Andre Castro’s upbringing and journey into stand-up comedy • Open mic struggles, bombing on stage, and improving as a comedian • The realities of independent comedy and podcasting Subscribe to Dante’s Inferno Podcast for more interviews with comedians, entertainers, and creative voices breaking down comedy, culture, and life.