Open The Mic

In this episode, we sat down with local comedian Sam Williams. He talked us through his recent experiences with the open mic scene in Baton Rouge.

In this episode, we sit down with our favorite Will, Baton Rouge comedian Will Merrill. He talks to us about winning Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober, losing his bet for March Madness, and how Garth Brooks made Baton Rouge stand still.

In this episode we sit down with improv artist and standup comedian Vaughan Veillon. He talks us through, building and working open mics, and his favorite Jimmy John's sandwich.

In this Episode we sit back down with lead singer from happytwobehere Isabel Mathes. She talks us through her new single I Thought I Loved You I Guess Not, The weirdness of Tik Tok, and building a fanbase in today's market.

In this episode, we sit down with Baton Rouge comedian and member of The Family Dinner Improv Troupe, Seth Hartley. He talks to us about going from a D1 Baseball player to a Stand-Up Comedian, joining Family Dinner, and the difficulties in hosting an open mic.

In this episode, we sit down with one of our favorites, Baton Rouge comedian Morgan Wright. He talks us through winning Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober, how his favorite joke came to be, and his biggest fears.

In this episode we sat down with New Orleans comic, Alex Cureau. He talks us through building an act, why performing in front of your parents is more nerve racking than a 1200 seat theatre, and the importance of doing just as well in the greenroom with comics as you do onstage.

In this episode, we sat down with the one and only Tim Leak. He talks us through the horror stories of working at a summer camp, living on a farm with his parents, and the time when he was the most sought after actor in Mississippi.

In this Episode, we sat down with Baton Rouge Comedian, by way of Lake Charles, and Co-Host of the "Joce & Float" Podcast, Dwayne Tousand. We talk about what keeps him going as a comedian, Louisiana slang, and why you don't play video games in front of your girlfriend

In this episode, we sat down with actress, comedian, and co-star of the BET comedy series Two Grown, Alana Johnson. She talks us through the differences between the comedy scenes of New York and Baton Rouge, performing in and hosting zoom open mics, and the best way to talk yourself out of a speeding ticket.