Mike Honore is a veteran comedian from Baton Rouge. He's done numerous shows around the country in cities such as Atlanta, Las Vegas, and New Orleans. He's also a member is the Family Dinner Improv Troupe, who's been doing improv and movie spoofs for over 15 years. Check out Mike Honore’s album on Spotify called Splenda Afternoon. You can find him on Twitter @MikeHonore Instagram @Mike_Honore . He also has an offices Facebook page too: https://m.facebook.com/mikehonorecomedy/

What the heck with Richard Dweck

Mike Honore

Colin is a fantastic comic who started in 2018. He’s super smart and we get into comedy nerd stuff , plus both of us being fans of Calvin and Hobbes we also talk about that.

Colin Armstrong

Tim Rager has been killing it! He’s hosting at Uncle Vinnie’s Comedy Club in point pleasant . This is deep into comedy nerd and comedian talk

Tim Rager returns !

New York City Gen Z comic , Twitch Gamer and Tik-Toker . I met Brooks before his move to New York. We are both Syrian . A great conversation that I almost forgot to interview him! You can find him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/brooks_tall?s=21 , on Tik Tok & Twitch at BrooksTall

Brooks Tawil

Chris is a newer comic . We talk about comedy , Mitch Hedberg, video games. @Fatman_Danish on Instagram and his podcast Meat Lettuce is on YouTube

Chris Pruneau

Franco Danger is a fantastic comic who is very popular and respected in the New Jersey comedy scene. We talk about growing up in a funny family and representation in comedy .

Franco Danger

Waldo is a funny comedian . He does stand up and is really great at sketch comedy check his stuff out on Tik Tik on @Walldough and on Instagram @Filthuponfilth .

Waldo Maldonado

Steve is one of the newer comics who started just before the pandemic . He’s been doing very well hosting mics and getting booked on shows . He’s very funny, he and Mike Lauro have their podcast Better Off Drunk.

Steve Pocaro

Brian St. John is a hilarious comic and I was happy to make up with him over some stuff . The episode was really great . Brian has been doing stand up comedy since 2015 like me . He’s had his own podcasts , he gets booked on a bunch of local shows . He hosts his own comedy game show . Check him out on Instagram @BrianSt.Johnsucks

Brian St. John

Stand Up Comedian/Actor/Writer. Opens for Jay Mohr , Norm Macdonald and Jeremy Hotz creator of Reza Rifts podcast on iTunes and SOUNDCLOUD, Rate and review. One hour special out on MADD Records , Spotify and YouTube called “ Make It Happen “

Keith Reza

Tim started doing stand up just a little bit before covid happened and he’s 19. I was 22 when I started so I understand how being the youngest can be . He’s got a really good attitude and we have a really good talk about comedy, some really good comedy nerd stuff .

Tim Carey

Although he has been performing stand up since 2002, Mike Sgroi has always been a comedian at heart. Ever since his dad made him a tape of the Three Stooges at age 3 (ironically), Mike has been hooked! As a kid, not only did he watch comedy greats like Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, the Marx Brothers, and even the Warner Bros.'s classic cartoons, he studied them and tried to perform as good as they were. At age 9, he took his tape recorder and started to record himself, making up his own shows and voices. Unbeknownst to him, these early years of recording himself, helped him develope his comedy and a talent for improv and acting. And ironically enough, he had bad stage fright. Still, when he had his tape reorder, he was natural performer. In middle school, Mike had his first chance to show his peers how funny he was through drama class. Being funny even helped him made friends and gain confidence. By junior year of high school, Mike entered a talent show with his best friend Travis Rowe and performed Abbott and Costello’s "Who's On First?". They won third place in that show which consisted mostly of rock bands and singers. They then went on to win “Best Skit in a Drama Club Show” later that same year. From there on up, Mike knew if he worked hard, he could make it in the business. While in college studying TV/Radio production Mike wanted to perform stand up but couldn't come up with the right material. That was until he went back to his dorm one day and noticed a sock on the floor. He wondered, "Is this sock clean or dirty? How can I know? Sometimes dirty socks don't smell. Do I wear a potentially dirty sock or put it in the hamper and do extra, unnecessary laundry?" And that was it; he realized that kind of humor would be perfect for stand up. The rest is history. Mike went on to graduate college in May of 2007 with his BA in Communication and became free to pursue comedy full time. With heroes like Curly, Jerry Seinfeld, Groucho Marx, Dave Chappelle, Mike Epps, Will Smith, Will Ferrell, Mel Brooks, Larry David, Steve Carrell, and yes, even Bugs Bunny (hey, Chappelle loves him!), Mike has done his homework and hopes to contribute to the legacy of great comedy.

Mike Sgroi

Emma Cohen is a transgender comedian, they are super talented and we had a great discussion on how they starting performing comedy at as a child and then again at college, doing zoom mics. We talk a bit about politics too. A very great conversation!

Emma Cohen

Steve is a 30 year old substitute teacher by day and stand up comedian by night. He was born with Muscular Dystrophy and is an advocate for disability awareness. Steve performs stand up in the NJ/NY area, motivational speeches around the country, and is the co-creator and star of the web series Uplifting Dystrophy. He can be seen in the Hulu show Ramy. Steve has been performing stand up for over 8 years with his first set at the Comedy Charity Explosion in his hometown of Rutherford, NJ. He has performed at the 2011 Bamboozle music festival and was the co-host of The Lockdown, a monthly stand up show at the People's Improv Theatre in New York City. Since the early age of 10, Steve has been public speaking, most notably with the Muscular Dystrophy Association. He has spoken at major events and fundraisers and now does motivational speaking on overcoming adversity

Steve Way

Sammie James brings with her a dry, self-deprecating style and inviting demeanor. Moving with a slow methodical pace, but with a knack for keeping people engaged, she really enjoys talking with and getting to know her audiences as she performs. While soft spoken Sammie occasionally catches audiences off guard with the occasional outburst of emotion.She is the host of an LGBTQ and ally comedy show called Queerly Comedic and has performed all over The New Jersey, NYC, and Philadelphia. Sammie always loved telling stories and making people laugh but performing always seemed daunting to her. She was content just being funny with her friends till they finally convinced her to try an open mic. Since that night she has crafted even the most painful and unique experiences of her life including trauma, chronic illness, and coming out again and again into jokes that makes audiences laugh and also ask “Is it okay to laugh at that?” Follow Sammie James on a journey as she takes you through the life of a 6’3 queer androgynous tomboy trans woman poking fun at everything she can think of along the way.

Sammie James

Born December 28 1993, I am a self obsessed unitentional/ natural eccentric who is self aware enough to self deprecate but never change , somehow very love-able. I sang in high school( decent tenor ), I did improv comedy for 6 years and have been doing stand up since July 18 2015

hubhopper

What the heck with Richard Dweck

hubhopper