Tom Cotter is one of the most popular stand-up comics in the United States, having appeared on The Tonight Show, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and Last Comic Standing, as well as his own special on Comedy Central. He may be best known as the runner up in the seventh season of America's Got Talent, when he lost to a dog act (which he references - repeatedly - in his comedy). He came to Jerusalem on the Comedy for Koby tour (www.kobymandell.org); here are some of the highlights of his performance, interspersed with an interview conducted by Molly Livingstone.

The Impeach Donald Trump Singers present their first big hit, "Impeach Donald Trump!" - a subtle political commentary whose subtlety is indicated by the title of the track as well as by the name of the band.

If you agree with the sentiment expressed - good. And if you don't - remember that this is a comedy podcast, not a political argument. Happy Purim!

Elayne Boosler is a legend in the comedy world. The first woman to host her own one hour special on Showtime, she is a comedian, actress, singer, and dancer who has appeared on shows such as The Cosby Show, Night Court, Dear John, and many others (including 32 appearances on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect). She even cowrote Andy Kaufman's final special with him a year before his death. Molly Livingstone caught up with Elayne after her recent performance in Jerusalem as part of the Comedy for Koby tour.

Allan Havey is one of the top standup comedians working today. The first of his many appearances on Late Night with David Letterman took place in 1986, and he hosted his own show on Comedy Central, Night After Night with Allan Havey, for three years. Later, he became known as an accomplished actor, appearing on Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Office, and, Mad Men, among many others. Molly Livingstone of the JCH Comedy Podcast caught his recent gig in Jerusalem.

Born in Israel, raised in Texas, schooled in New York, and now living in LA, Avi Liberman is a favorite in comedy clubs throughout the United States. He is also the founder and organizer of the Comedy for Koby tour, which brings A-list comedians to perform in Israel, and which benefits the Koby Mandell Foundation (www.kobymandell.org). Listen to some highlights from his recent performance in Jerusalem, along with some interview questions posed by the host of the Jewish Coffee House Comedy Podcast, Molly Livingstone. (For more great podcasts, go to www.jewishcoffeehouse.com!)