EPISODE · Mar 2, 2016 · 1H 12M
Kristin Key
from MidWest Digest · host Blake Hamilton
Kristin Key is a stand up comic based out of L.A. She has been on Last Comic Standing and is a regular feature in Improv and Loony Bin Comedy Clubs around the country. She also has been a guest on the Bob & Tom show. Her comedy style is a mixture of self deprecating and physical humor. She is also a comedic songwriter, we even got to record an old song of hers that she played during the interview.
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