Open The Mic

In this episode, we sat down with New Orleans Comic Kymbra Li. She talks us through, moving to China, starting a music career and then a comedy career, running shows in China, and her future as a multi hyphenated artist.

In this episode we sit down with Baton Rouge comics and Bloody Buddies Co-Hosts, Justin Baker and Trent Manning. They talk to us about meeting through standup, starting a podcast, and why horror is a underrated genre.

In this episode we sit down with our very own O'mar Finley and standup comedian/tik-tok personality Ahmed Al-Kadri. He talks us through getting a following on tik-tok,  making money through following your dreams, and touring with the Pasadena Papi!

In this episode we sat down with Baton Rouge comic Jason Bourgeois. He talks us through, getting started in comedy at an older age and getting booked on his first show.

In this episode we sat down with West Bank Comedian Pickle. He talks us through going from drug dealer to stand-up comic, working really odd jobs, and getting back into comedy post pandemic.

After a month long hiatus due to work, Jeremiah returns! In this episode of Open The Mic, Wes and Jeremiah catch up on life since the last in person recording.

in this episode, we sat down with Lake Charles Comedian Jacob Guidry. He talks us through building an act filled with impressions, making nice with bartenders to produce shows, and what his ideal first date would be.

In this episode we sat down with New York Comedian, Andres Farfan. He runs a weekly show in NY called Pico De Gallo Comedy. He talks us through, learning to write better as a comic, the ups and downs of running your own show, and what his favorite food from Baton Rouge is.

In this episode, we sit down with comedian Cole Charter. He talks to us about growing up in Ville Platte, starting comedy at young age, and performing for today's generation. 

In this episode, we sat down with Jolie Dudley, New York comedian and creator of Must Love Dogs and Comedy. She talks us through the different comedy scenes in New York, building your own sustainable show, and getting into comedy festivals.