Open The Mic is back after a long Hiatus with your favorite crew, Terence Delaine, Wes Ross, and Jeremiah Turner!

In this episode we sat down with New Orleans comedian DC Paul. He talks us through working during a pandemic, getting shows from being an idea in your head to being on steaming services, his joke writing process, and who to be on the lookout for in the New Orleans entertainment industry.

In this episode we sat down with comedian and paintball extraordinaire Will Merrill. He talked us through how he went from self producing a  comedy album, to getting shouted out by comedy legend Sinbad. He also gives us the rundown on why paintball should be your new favorite sport.

In this Episode we talk with Lafayette Comedy producer, and comedian, J.P. Leonard. He talks us through the challenges of producing comedy while trying to improve your own act, his process in building album recordings, and what video game is his guilty pleasure

This one is a B-side with the NO Show Crew! We sat down and talked about the massacre that happened to Nate Robinson, and why we are boycotting fighting events until 2021.

In this episode we sat down with New Orleans Comedian Marcus Bond. He talked us through trying to keep his comedy chops fresh during a pandemic, moving to Chicago, who is going to win the next NBA final, and getting tweeted by celebrities. Featuring NO Show member Jeremiah Turner

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Open The Mic is back for another season! In our first episode we sat down with local comedian Howard Hall. He talked us through what it was like to get invited to do a TED Talk, producing his own comedy special, and what he thinks about Mike Tyson.

In our season finale we sat down with actor/comedian Mikel Albagdadi. He talked to us about moving and getting work in the LA comedy scene, the nostalgia of sports before the pandemic, sports bubbles, and how he as stayed so fashionable all these years.

In this episode we sit down with the NO Show team and get nostalgic. Talking about our favorite foods, what we miss about high school, and getting trucked by dudes playing in the NFL.

What does Kanye West, Blue Store Chicken, and Apollo Creed all have in common? Local comedian Kennith Austin, aka Jest Kinni, has some opinions about them! He talks us through what restaurant owns the title of best chicken in Louisiana, how comedy can be a place of healing for comedians and audience members with mental illnesses, surviving prison and life by being funny, and what his favorite movie franchise is (it’s definitely Creed).