We live in a world where an enterprising young man can find fame on YouTube, and if the road seems somewhat mysterious, let Stevie Emerson illuminate it for you. Stevie set out to have a good time and entertain his friends, and less than four years later he's averaging 1.5 million views per video. In this fascinating conversation, Stevie talks about the importance of creative control, how sketch comedy has helped his standup, and how he keeps the focus on fun at all costs.

You've seen Candice Thompson on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show, you've heard her on Joe Rogan's podcast, and you've watched her at The Comedy Store, but there's a reason her own podcast is called The Struggle. In this penetrating conversation, Candice talks about spirituality, keeping it real, and the challenge of stepping out of her shell.

Eight years into Dean Delray's career, he's opened for Bill Burr and been name-checked by Joe Rogan - with spectacular results - yet still doesn't consider himself a headliner. In this engrossing interview, you'll hear Dean's unique take on the journeyman comic's journey as he couch-surfs across America, sleeps on floors, and sacrifices relationships on the alter of standup. It's a talk you won't want to miss.

Executive-turned-producer Mindy Schultheis has a unique perspective on creating and growing hit TV shows, so if you care about how the sitcom sausage is made, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Mindy talks with Jimmy and Sarah about the art of showrunning, talent-spotting at comedy festivals like Aspen and Montreal, how comics find their voices, tips on dressing your daughter for school, how spitting is the key to wine-tasting, and more. Yes, Minday also owns a successful vineyard. Tune in.

Dylan Brody doesn't need to dress to impress - his passel of comedy albums, award-winning plays, novels, one-man shows and standup sets does the job for him. In this erudite and hilarious conversation, Dylan shares everything from his breaking-in story to his sleeping-on-the-roof-of-the-Comedy-Store story.

In the fable of the Ant and the Grasshopper, the Ant is the wise one who prepares for winter while the Grasshopper is out partying. The standup named ANT has done his share of both. 

In this engaging interview, ANT talks about overcoming depression, finding the funny inside tragedy, his recipe for crowd work, and the role of confidence in a comedian's success.

Allisyn Ashley Arm has boundless energy and limitless curiousity which can't just come from coffee... can they? You might know her as the deeply strange Heather on NBC's A.P. Bio, or from her breakout role on Disney's So Random. But she's also a cinematograher, trapeze artist, painter, scuba diver, YouTube sensation and roller-derby maven. And in her spare time - what spare time?? - she zens out with baby goats. Join Jimmy and Sarah for a lively chat with a woman you'll yearn to befriend and/or emulate.

If you only know London Brown as the infamous Reggie on HBO's Ballers, you might be surpirsed that the man behind the role is such a charming, thoughtful actor. In this provocative conversation, London walks us through his journey from comedy-fest champ to drama-series  standout. Why did his college roommate swipe all his best clothes? What type of woman does he date? All these questions and more are answered, with some of London's peerless impersonations along the way.

Chris Standring has come a long way since rocking the toy guitar at the tender age of two! This British jazz guitarist has topped the billboard charts numerous times and is as upbeat and soulful as his hit singles! Chris stops by The Comedy Store with his two sweathearts, Benedetto Bambino archtop electric guitar, and girlfriend actress-model Iris Almario! Chris talks about his journey, his effervescent new album Sunlight, and plays 2010 Billboard contemporary jazz track of year, Bossa Blue.

Are you experienced? Have you experienced the Jamie Kennedy experience? This scooter-riding, roller-skating Philly boy is at his happiest when headlining as many comedy shows as he can squeeze into a single evening. Jamie entertains and inspires as he recounts the path from his first Blockbuster commercial to the blockbuster Scream, and all the crazy adventures that followed.