Tom is the 2009 winner of the prestigious San Fransisco Comedy Competition. He discusses what it was like being in that contest and how he goes about writing his material.

They've been a comedy duo since the early 80's. In this episode they discuss being a family on the road. And we find out which came first, the act or the relationship.

Stephen has been in comedy for 26 years. He is also a dedicated Republican. In this episode Stephen discusses his political blog, whether or not he's going to the Republican convention and how he manages to keep his act from becoming a political rant.

Joe has been in comedy for over 20 years. An experience headliner he is working on a new project. He calls it a "plomity" a play that includes stand up comedy.

Marc started doing comedy in Chicago and then moved to the East coast where he refined his comedic skills. He has written and performed more than one one man show. He has also done a radio show with his brother. He an artist that always keeps his options open.

Tim is not just a talented performer. He writes for Fairly Odd Parents and Spongebob Squarepants. He also does voices for Family Guy.

Sherry is an internationally known comedian. From big shows in Amman Jordan to the Elks Club in Dover Delaware she shows her versatility with ever show she does.

Dave is a graduate of the prestigious Second City school of improvisation. He has used the skills he learned to perform standup and act. He is also from Detroit where he still lives. He discusses his career and what it's like to live in a city that has been hit so hard.

Vilmos talks with Caleb about his first one-nighter run. They also discuss why Caleb is afraid Vilmos

It's hard enough to be a comedian, magician or ventriloquist. Andy does all three and he does them all well. He decided to combine them all into a unique act that is just not seen in comedy clubs these days. He also explains his version of baby talk.