Patrick grew up in San Diego the son of a Mexican father and French Canadian mother. He was going to be a policeman but life had other plans for him and he became a comedian instead.

Chris does a little bit of everything. He books rooms, does sketch comedy, is on TV occasionally and works as a boxing commentator. But his real passion is being on stage.

Ben is the most heard of guy that you've never heard of. He's appeared at the Boston Comedy Festival and was featured at Montreal's New Faces. In a climate where comedians are trying to do everything to just fit in Ben has decided to be different.

Dobie has been a standup comedian for a long time. He has also had success in radio. He and Vilmos discuss how his comedy career is going and his current career options.

Rob is a long time Las Vegas resident and that's where he started comedy. When he's in Vegas you'll find him working as the opening act for Carrot Top.

Danny becomes of first guest ever! He talks about his life in comedy. From where he started to his worst comedy experience.

Bill Bauer started out doing comedy with the likes of Louie Anderson. In the early days he was outrageous on stage. There was even a night when 200 people walked out on his show. But those days are long gone. In this episode Bill discusses how he went from Wild Bill the outrageous comedian to Wild Bill the outrageously clean comedian.

Taylor started out early, at age 17. He also kept his comedy career a secret from his family until he booked his first show in Las Vegas. His talent has taken him a long way in a short time.

Chas joined the Circus when he was 18 and was trained by Ringling Brothers. Then he discovered that stand up comedy was really what he wanted to do. In this episode Chas tells how that happened and what his grade was in "Clown Car Class".

Here's what you will learn in this episode: How Dale does in a staring contest. What Dale's favorite move is. Vilmos is passionless. The Bahamas suck. What a "split" week is. And what a "Mark Twain" show is.