Joe Gatto | Comedy, Family and Impractical Jokers

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3 ай бұрын

TenderfootTV presents...Talking to Death
Joe Gatto is a beloved comedian and former member of the hit TV show Impractical Jokers. Joe shares hilarious anecdotes from his journey in comedy, giving us a peek behind the curtains of creating some of television's most laugh-out-loud moments. He opens up about life beyond the screen, discussing his passions for podcasting, writing and family. Joe also delves into the importance of humor in everyday life, and how it has helped him connect with people from all walks of life. This episode is not just a series of funny stories; it's an inspiring conversation about finding joy in the little things, embracing change, and the power of laughter to bring people together. Get ready to smile and be inspired as we explore the many facets of Joe Gatto's remarkable journey.
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Talking to Death is Payne Lindsey's first weekly talk show that combines a unique blend of storytelling and off-the-cuff conversations. Each week Payne dives into a vast array of captivating topics, ranging from true crime and unsolved mysteries, to UFOs, pop culture and everything in between.
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@triciareed1576 3 ай бұрын

Joe is FABULOUS. We miss him terribly on IJ but love seeing him in other places. Thanks for having him on!!

@AndrewsOpinion15 Ай бұрын

HAPPY 48TH BIRTHDAY JOE GATTO !!!

@caterinadc5567 3 ай бұрын

Always great to see Joe! I can't disagree with those who hope he'll return to IJ (he's King Joker and that ecosystem is failing without him, much as I love the other guys too), but at the same time I'm PROUD of Joe for prioritizing his family and stepping away from IJ if that's what his family needed, and I hope he keeps making decisions for good reasons like that. Reminds me of George Washington frankly (based on knowing almost nothing about GW except what I learned from the Hamilton music track); the wisdom to step back when that's the right step. And Joe does deserve to sit under his own vine and fig tree.