[2] Goudeau juggled for the Lance Burton Show at the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
[4] He currently serves as co-host of Jillette's weekly podcast, Penn's Sunday School, with Matt Donnelly.
He started performing for sidewalk crowds and at Renaissance Fairs with a group of friends, who later became known as Fly By Night Comedy Review.
On July 3, 1991, Goudeau began a juggling act for the Lance Burton show at the Monte Carlo Hotel in Las Vegas.
Goudeau took a short time off in 1995/1996 during summer months to become a Gag Instructor at the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Clown College.
Atop yet another unicycle he tells jokes and juggles a wide variety of items both dangerous (chainsaws, fire, knives) and seemingly un-juggleable (bean bag chairs).
Penn seemed impressed by the entirely normal street attire Goudeau wore when he wasn't performing.
He estimated he rode about a third of the race's actual distance and lost about one pound for every ten hours he spent on his bike.
In front of a show attended by many of the casino's executive staff, he crashed a unicycle on stage when he didn't have the energy to jump onto it properly.
Season Three: Holier than Thou Goudeau an irate letter writer and is seen in a photo "flipping the bird".
Season Three: Big Brother In the opening and closing segments, Goudeau is in clown makeup.
Season Four: Abstinence Goudeau is seen applauding a video monitor following a segment featuring a woman masturbating.
Season Six: World Peace Goudeau plays a monkey, opposite Penn Jillette in a bear costume.
Season Seven: Violent Video Games Goudeau gets shot by Penn Jillette during the opening sequence.
Season Eight: Vaccinations Goudeau appears with his son, who is autistic, alongside a topless woman in a Playboy Bunny costume.
As the show's version of Jenny McCarthy, the woman recites the scientific conclusions refuting the link between vaccines and autism.