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In our fifteenth episode I am joined by Lady Bushra. Born and raised in the Bradford District to a conservative family and despite having a degree in Biomedical Science, Amir always aspired a career in the entertainment world. As the world was grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic, Amir found himself jobless, relying on government assistance and forced to face his ultimate truth; he was bought on this earth solely to make people laugh. A few sarees and lipsticks later, Amir has proved himself to be a versatile artist, offering varied performances in his shows including acting, singing, as well as dancing. Together with his husband, Amir also hosts a successful podcast called ‘You Don’t Love Me’. Shortlisted for a BBC New Comedy Award, the internationally renowned, comedic character of ‘Lady Bushra’ is played by Amir, amassing a social media following of over 500K across all platforms whereas his online content has been viewed over 40 million times globally. Since 2022, this British Asian beauty has been touring the UK and parts of Europe with his often sold out, solo show ‘Drag Comedy Cabaret’, now stationed in New York City.

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In our fourteenth episode I am joined by Rita Brent, an award-winning comedian, musician, and military veteran. In 2023, she became a first-time Writers Guild Awards Nominee in two categories.  When she’s not on the road as a standup comedian, she’s an up and coming music performance artist. Her most popular singles are Kamala, I Deserve to Be Alive, and Can You Rock Me Like a Pothole. She recently released the hit song, “Do the Hoochie Daddy”. She’s a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.

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In our thirteenth episode I am joined by Anthony Gilét, a London-based comedian, writer, and host with a razor-sharp sense of humor and a growing presence on TikTok, where he’s known for his hilarious commentary on “And Just Like That” and reality TV. This summer, Anthony took his comedy across the pond to New York City, where he lived his best “Sex and the City” life. On this episode of  Drew Tessier’s (Mostly) Queer Comedy Show podcast, Anthony Shares stories from his NYC adventures.

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In our twelfth episode I am joined by Kevin Allison, a comedian, writer, and actor best known for his work on MTV’s sketch comedy show, The State. In 2009, Kevin created the storytelling podcast RISK!, where people share true stories they never thought they’d dare to reveal. The show has grown into a live event and a popular podcast, showcasing stories from a diverse range of voices.

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In our eleventh episode I am joined by Sheria Mattis, a Brooklyn-born and bred comedian, writer, actress, and awkward Black girl. She has written for Reductress, Netflix is a Joke, Leslie Jones, Fran Drescher, and Abby Terkuhle. She hosts a monthly comedy show called “Gay Shame”, and she is the cohost for “The Strap-down” podcast.

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In our tenth episode I am joined by Brennan Tasseff, a dynamic and engaging comedian known for his sharp wit and relatable humor. With a natural talent for storytelling, Brennan has captivated audiences with his unique perspective on everyday life and personal experiences. In addition to his stand-up comedy career, Brennan is the host of a popular comedy podcast, Ex Drinking Buddy, that has garnered a loyal following.

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In our ninth episode I am joined by Gus Constantellis, a first-generation Greek-American stand-up comedian and writer. Raised in Brooklyn, Gus draws heavily from his experiences growing up in a large immigrant family, his Greek heritage, and his observations about dating and the gay community. His comedic style is known for its raunchy yet relatable humor. Gus is a regular performer at top comedy clubs in New York City, including Broadway Comedy Club. He took second place in the first year of the New York queer comedy festival and was recently featured on Comedy Central. In addition to his stand-up career, Gus is an accomplished television writer, having contributed to several children's shows on Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and Netflix, such as "The Lion Guard," "Rainbow Rangers," "Abby Hatcher," and "Gabby's Dollhouse."

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In our eighth episode I am joined by Travis Holp, instagram’s most fabulous psychic medium & spiritual guide. He helps people along their spiritual journey with his special brand of razzle dazzle.

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In our seventh episode I am joined by Jeremy Crittenden, up and coming NYC comedian, walking thirst trap and inventor of the Daddy Hatch. Follow him on Instagram.

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In our sixth episode I am joined by Jaye McBride, the first openly transgender comedian to perform at Madison Square Garden. Follow her on Instagram.

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