Actor/comedians Erin Michelle Soto and Greg Baldwin stop by The Comedy Store between sets to talk about the challenges of balancing a daytime life on set with a nighttime life angling for standup spots. Tune in for insights on honing your craft, creating opportunities for yourself, and maintaining your sanity in these two hyper competitive worlds.

Darrell Hammond is a comedy icon: 14 seasons on Saturday Night Live (not counting his current gig as announcer), more appearances than any other cast member, and impersonations of over 100 celebrities, including more than the constitutionally allotted two terms as Bill Clinton. In this unmissable conversation, Darrell talks about his relationship with Trump, the press, and the harrowing story which inspired his New York Times bestseller "God, If You're Not Up There, I'm F*cked."

Mike Falzone was simply searching for a platform to promote his music when he had stumbled upon something called YouTube. Now, millions of views and hundreds of thousands of subscribers later, Mike reflects on the happenstance of being one of the frontiers of the social media movement. Musician first, standup comic second, and now maybe vise-versa plus YouTube star, Mike keeps it real in the dungeon of The Comedy Store and shares some great stories and advice of success with Jimmy and Sarah.

The first rule of improvisational comedy is to AGREE, and not only did Kiff VandenHeuvel nail down the rule, but he also added AND to actor, director, renowned voiceover artist, teacher, podcaster, husband and father! In this fun conversation, Kiff reiterates the rules of comedy and how it's shaped his career and life.

It would appear that John Pirruccello has always been a working actor. Currently starring as Detective Loach on HBO's hit show Barry, and a slew of hit shows before, John also had an impressive run as a commercial and voice-over artist. But in this compelling chat, John talks about the lull between gigs, what he's learned from his iconic co-stars, and how Transcendental Meditation has helped balance family and career.

Jen Mann, New York Times best selling author of People I Want to Punch in the Throat, writes from experience. Full time mom, wife, viral blogger, and author of numerous immensely popular books flies in from Kansas to share the secrets of her super powers of doing it all.

Born in Palo Alto to Silicon Valley tech-exec parents, Alessandra Torresani came out of the womb singing and dancing and hasn't stopped since. In this dishy chat, Alessandra - occasionally interrupted by yips from her Instagram-famous dog PeeWee - shares stories of her star turns on hit shows like Caprica, The Big Bang Theory, and dance comedy Step Sisters.

Trevor Wallace may appear to be an overnight YouTube sensation, but this hardworking, ambitious, graduate of filmmaking has earned his current buzz in the social media spotlight. Trevor talks about how paying his dues in the standup open-mic days has helped to prepare his career on stage, and in front of the camera.

Quinn Cummings and Sara Benincasa are friends, acclaimed writers and recovering standup comics. Quinn is a former child actor who won a Golden Globe (and was nominated for an Academy Award) at age 11 for The Goodbye Girl. Sara has published five books and routinely tears it up on Twitter. In this rollicking conversation, Quinn talks about when she knew she was destined to be a comedy writer, while Sara shares how she parlayed her struggle with agoraphobia into a best-selling book, Agorafabulous.

Since his first job was working at a coal mine in his native Alabama, perhaps it wasn't that much of a jump for Rocky Dale Davis to compete on a reality show called Redneck Island. But to go from there to a successful standup career...? In this conversation, Rocky talks about how the mentorship of the late Raphie May helped him ascend to one-man TV specials and headline gigs at some of the top comedy clubs in the nation.