On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Alex Ives to discuss life after being one of the top lacrosse players in the country.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Michele Durante, who talks about her struggles with drinking, getting sober, and the transition from life on the police force to life on stage.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Anna Koppelman, who shares the story of one of the hardest weeks of her life: the week she broke up with her boyfriend, lost her grandfather, and, oh yeah—got kicked out of clown school. Anna opens up about how that week forced her to reevaluate what really matters, from genuine friendships to her path in comedy.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with fellow comic Andre Malhotra for a conversation about the highs and lows of living with an addictive personality. From alcohol and weed to exercise and the obsession that comes with doing stand-up, the two get candid about how that all-or-nothing mindset seeps into every corner of their lives. They swap stories, share laughs, and open up about the internal battles that come with chasing dopamine—whether it’s from a mic drop or a post-gym high. It’s funny, honest, and deeply relatable for anyone who's ever found themselves hooked on something.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Jared Waters, who opens up about his unique upbringing in a military family that took him around the world—from making friends in Japan to clubbing in the Netherlands. But it was during the pandemic that he faced his true low point: the realization that if he wanted to succeed in comedy, he’d have to evolve beyond the version of himself he thought he needed to be. Jared is funny, and incredibly motivating—an essential listen for any aspiring comedian navigating their own creative journey.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt Pena sits down with comedian Sean Conrad to talk about his journey from California to New York—a move driven by the desire to leave behind personal demons and fully commit to his dream of becoming a comedian. But as Sean settles into the chaos of New York City, he’s confronted with unexpected challenges, including deep isolation and the painful drift away from the faith that once gave him purpose and peace.

In this candid conversation, Sean reflects on the role faith played in his upbringing, how it faded during his transition, and how he's rediscovered that spiritual grounding while navigating the brutal highs and lows of the comedy world.

This is a powerful episode about belief, brokenness, and the struggle to find meaning in the midst of change.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Steph Brown who opens up about her journey living with bipolar disorder. Steph shares candid stories about being bullied in her youth, her time spent in a mental health facility as a teenager, and how these difficult experiences shaped her perspective on life. Together, they explore how comedy became not just a creative outlet but a lifeline—helping Steph reclaim her confidence, find her voice, and build a place for herself in the world. It’s an honest, heartfelt, and humorous conversation about struggle, survival, and self-discovery.

On this episode of The Low Point, Matt sits down with comedian Ahri Findling who opens up about being bullied in middle school — including a heartbreaking story about how the very people he thought were his closest friends turned on him in a moment of humiliation.

Through humor, honesty, and reflection, Ahri and Matt explore how these early betrayals impacted Ahri’s ability to trust others, shaped his relationships, and even influenced the kind of father and man he is today.

If you've ever struggled with trust, friendship, or finding your footing when you were young, this episode will hit home.