NYC comic and war veteran Pete Stegemeyer shares stories about getting his start in comedy while literally avoiding bombs in Afghanistan, the refreshingly "feminine" things that happened on base (like Man Love Thursday) and the time his troupe accidentally got high on opium. 

NYC Comedian, writer, and producer Hollie Harper shares stories about her eye opening experience as a PA for American Idol, the development of her 10yr-running sketch comedy show, American Candy, and how being a mom has influenced her as a comedian. 

NYC Comic Alex Babbitt talks about how he went from being the youngest comic on the scene - starting out at just 16yrs old - to getting to perform on HBO's All Def Comedy a few years later, and how being humble has played a role in his rise to fame. 

NYC Comic Lucien Formichella discusses his double life as a freelance garbageman AND journalist, and the hilarious scenarios that arise from both (like getting to cover the groundbreaking El Chapo case vs having to wait for Naomi Campbell to get off his vacuum cord) 

NYC comic Stephen Bolles discusses what it's like to be a bar back at one of the most famous comedy clubs in the country, his #1 biggest customer pet peeve (which you've probably done), and why he's trying to expand beyond his usual drug-focused material. BONUS: Brandy and Dara join Stephen in a group beatboxing session. 

In this special multi-guest episode, NYC comedy duo Jacq the Stripper and Rachel Green talk about their wide-array of money making talents and how being shunned at a comedy class led to a blossoming friendship. 

NYC comic and Syrian refugee Misho Shakur shares stories about growing up in the war torn lands of the Middle East, how he managed to learn english while having just 1hr of electricity per day, and the shaky escape that ultimately led to his pursuit of comedy.

Comedian and Actress Jessica Saul shares stories about being a teacher to students who are way too smart, being a tour guide for opinionated (and probably racist) tourists, and how she developed the best Jennifer Coolidge impression you've ever heard. 

Edited by Paul Schreve: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~01af17f25b2cc895e9

Comedian Malia Sias talks about her long-time career in fashion, her rise in the NYC comedy scene, and the first time she saw one of her designs on TV -- specifically, an episode of Cops. 

In our most aggressive episode yet, long-time comic Barry Ribs shares stories about ransacking Howard Stern’s management company in the 90s, his frustration with being a Christopher Lloyd look-alike, and how he got his start performing in urban rooms.