I talk to friends and fellow comedians Becca Ward & Owen Garrett. We discuss what it's like being a couple in comedy, as well as the million other stresses their under, while still being funny.  

Like and follow these funny people: @beccawardcomedy & @owenpgarrett

I talk to friends and fellow comedians Sean Porter & Maria De La Ghetto. We discuss what it's like being ethnically ambiguous in comedy... oh yeah, AND in life. 

Like and follow these funny people: @mariadelaghetto & @iamseanporter

I talk to friends and fellow comedians Suwon Weaver & Mary Becquet. We discuss the ups and downs of partnerships in comedy, and producing your own shows.  

We also look into the future for a sneak peek at their road comedy screenplay.  

Like and follow these funny ladies: @suwonweaver & @maryb3

I sit down and talk to two fellow comedians, Malcolm Hall & AT. We discuss what it's like to be a black man in comedy in ways that may or may not be obvious.

We also have an awkwardly fun time naming their episode.

Like and follow these funny guys: @blackcungfu & @atiswhereitsat

In my second episode, I talk with fellow comedians and show producers Sally Mullins and Teresa Lo. We discuss the highs and lows of producing shows, getting booked, and how to deal with the occasional pervert.

What can I say, cougars be hustlin'.

Follow these cougars here: @sallymullins818 & @teresalowriter

In my first episode I talk with fellow comedians, Ed & Kate Roesgen, who also happen to be siblings (with each other, not me). We discuss their sibling dynamic, comedic inspirations, and the ups and downs of the L.A. mic scene. 

Remember folks, when you're selecting a mnemonic device to tell people how to pronounce your name, try to stick with alcohol. People will get it.

Follow these kids on the socials: @kateroesgencomedy & @fasteddiero