Money You Should Ask

Roz Browne is an award-winning comedian, actress, writer, and a CPA. Roz's television appearances include performances on ABC's, The View with Barbara Walters, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, BET Comic View, and America's Funniest People. Some of her film and television credits include Speechless, Shameless, Baskets, and Danny Devito's blockbuster "How High." Roz was also the winner of the Boston Metro Award during the 2007 Boston Comedy Festival. She also performs regularly at the Comedy Store, the Laugh Factory and The Improv in Los Angeles.

"Accounting is her passion; comedy pays the bills." By day, Roz crunches numbers and analyzes data as a CPA. She talks about how having a stable career has allowed her to follow through on her other passion, performing and entertaining audiences all over.

@comedianrozbrowne @rozbrowne

Our guest on this episode is Cory Comeaux Soto (AKA Princess Cory). Cory is a writer, producer, actress, former Comedy Store talent coordinator and creator of Coco Couture Costumes.

Bob and Cory reminisce as they talk about "the good ole days" working with Mitzi at The Comedy Store and Cory continues to share all the highs, lows, laughs, tears, dollars, and sense throughout her journey in life. #Cory Comeaux Soto, #cococouturecostumes

Cathy Lewis, a Bay area native, is a stand up comic, actress and voice-over artist. She has entertained audiences at the World Famous Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory and The Punchline in San Francisco. She has also appeared on television in NBC's, Last Comic Standing, The Journey of Allen Strange on Nickelodeon, Comic View for BET, The Jenny Jones Show, and on Nickelodeon's, Teapot, as the voice of Bouche. Cathy has also founded Big Heart Productions – an organization dedicated to helping charities through comedic benefits and fundraisers.

Cathy openly talks about her life's journey of living with a long term congenital heart condition and how turning to comedy, performing and creating laughter, has become the best form of medicine for her. @cathylewiscomic, @cathylewiscomedy

Jennie Kwan is a talented actress, voice-over artist, vocal coach and singer. She is best known for her role as Samantha "Sam" Woo on NBC's hit series, California Dreams and the voice of "Suki" in Nickelodeon's animated series, Avatar: The Last Airbender. Other shows include Beverly Hills 90210, The Nanny, Family Matters and many more. Some of Jennie's stage credits include "Kim" in Miss Saigon, "Jasmine" in Alladin and in the first national tour of Avenue Q she played "Christmas Eve."

Tune into this episode as Jennie gets really real as Bob digs deep down into her life-shaping beliefs, habits and money challenges. @Jennie_Kwan, @jenniekwantherealdeal, @CaliDreamsNBC, @californiadreamsfans

Guess who is back for round two. You got it. Here's… Jamie. Jamie and Bob continue their penny-pinching stroll down frugal lane.

In this sequel, Bob and Jamie tackle the ins and outs of advocating for yourself when dealing with money lenders. They talk terms and conditions and what to do when the fine print is not what you expected. @The_Dadlands, @thedadlands, @JamieKaler

This weeks guest is actor, comic, host, voice-over artist, podcast producer, and radio personality, Jamie Kaler. He is best known for his starring role as "Mike" on the hit TBS show, My Boys. You may have seen him on Friends, Will and Grace, How I Met Your Mother, Parenthood, King of Queens, and America: Facts vs. Fiction. He is currently hosting or should we say ghost hosting on the Travel Channel's, Haunted Live.

Bob and Jamie catch up on the good old days and share their stories of pinching pennies. They like to call themselves frugal, other people would call them cheap. Tune in and decide for yourself. @jamiekaler, @the_dadlands, @thedadlands

Funny Money co-creator Sheldon Anderson has been entertaining audiences with his thought-provoking comedy for more than a decade. Some of his other talents include acting, hosting, podcasting, music video production and financial consulting. Check out Sheldon tapping into his rock god alter ego in the hilarious The Doodies music video #TSAyourTNA.

Sheldon shares his intimate experiences as he reveals the balance between money, career, family, responsibility and the importance of stability. Tune in as Bob and Sheldon reunite at The Comedy Store for another fun-filled episode. @iamsheldon, @TheDoodiesRock @funnymoneytalks

After losing track of time, Bob and Duncan continue their golden conversational adventure on the human condition, as they unveil the masks of enlightenment and life. @TheDuncanTrussellFamilyHour @DuncanTrussell

Duncan is a stand-up comic, actor, voice actor, TV host, producer and podcaster. He is known for his podcast The Duncan Trussell Family Hour and his appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast and Joe Rogan Questions Everything. Some of Duncan's television credits include MADtv, Curb Your Enthusiasm, HBO's-Funny or Die as well as appearing on Comedy Central's-This is Not Happening.

Duncan and Bob chat about the highs and lows of Duncan's career, health, and life choices. They venture on a conversational journey, taking their time to sit their bare asses on a warm rock as they delve deep into the depths of the human condition. @TheDuncanTrussellFamilyHour @duncantrussell

Brian is a comedian, producer and a live event sound engineer. When Brian is in front of the mic, you may have seen him on NBC's Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central or performing live at The Comedy Store, Laugh Factory and at other various comedy clubs and festivals in the US. When he is behind the mic, he is operating a TriCaster live broadcast system for Live TV shows like MTV Music Awards and Americas Got Talent.

Brian talk about his journey starting out in comedian in New Jersey, which lead him travel to the showrooms of Las Vegas and all the way to The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. He also discusses how he found himself with a second unexpected career, which has paid off for him. @BrianSheil1