Comedian & writer Paulina Combow talks about her book '101 Writing Prompts,' the process of self-publishing, working with Flappers Comedy Club, an open mic at Hooters on Hollywood Boulevard, & using comedy through community service. For more information about Paulina, visit paulinacombow.me & on social media @paulinacombow.

St. Louis based poet & show producer InnerGy talks about the beginnings to present of her open mic & showcase, 'WordUp!' in addition to her many artistic endeavors. Producing her own show at 24 years old, InnerGy reflects back on curating a brand, being a 'jane of all trades,' & recognition for her drive & ambition that included being named one of the 30 under 30-year-old entrepreneurs in Delux Magazine. InnerGy can be found on social media @innergyinme.  

St. Louis based comedian Meredith Hopping talks about being a mother of three, how her kids want to learn how to roast her, why she loves lipstick, growing up in the church, & doing comedy shows in churches. Meredith can be found on social media @meredithhopping. 

Actress, writer, & producer Kristen Adele Calhoun discusses her career both on stage & in film production. From her role on the hit Netflix series Orange Is The New Black to being a co-producer of the well-known Interfest NYC, Kristen has an impressive resume that highlights an important project, Canfield Drive, that began its journey at the St. Louis Black Repertory Theatre. Kristen can be found on social media @kristenadelecalhoun. 

L.A. based comedian Anna Valenzuela covers a variety of casual topics, ranging from her being a trained black belt, pet psychics, Comedy Central's Roast Battle, tiny parades, & having a working car with good snacks. Follow Anna @annavisfun & her podcast 12 Questions. For more information about Anna, visit annavalenzuela.com. 

New York City based comedian Nathan Orton talks about performing again in his hometown (St. Louis), his podcast 'Monkey Don't' with Helium Presents, featuring for comedian Adam Ferrara at Helium Comedy Club STL, & performing in outdoor parks & spaces during the summertime in NYC. Nathan can be followed on Instagram @nathanortonisdumb.

St. Louis based comedian Tommy Dangerfield talks about content creation via social media, gaining followers, co-writing and producing a web series (Co-Parents on YouTube), being a voice on St. Louis based cartoon Wussup Dawg, and parenting as a comedian. Follow Tommy on Instagram @tommydangerfieldtv.

St. Louis based comedian Yolanda 'Mizzunderstood' Brown discusses her life experiences that shaped her material for comedy, being the host of Real STL Comedians with the Real STL News Network, Valentine's Day, & being catfished. Follow Yolanda on Instagram @yolandamizzunderstood & 'like' Real STL Comedians on Facebook.

Musician & DJ Carlos 'Scooter' Brown talks about the saxophone, journaling, bingo machines, & how different types of music are a 'branch' to the other. Scooter's album 'Sentiment' is available wherever you get your music albums. Scooter can be found on Instagram @sc00ter_br0wn.

St. Louis based comedian Jon Maddy covers all topics from 'sandwiching' your material in a set, the art of making an audience laugh, the seasonal isle at Aldi, and why he prefers Dr. Dazzle over Dr. Pepper. For more information on Jon, please follow Jon on Instagram @notjonmaddy.