Sit Down with Stand Ups

Eddie talks about working for his father, creating the Bingle Bus, and performing in Australia.

Dean talks about starting out, working with Bill Burr, and writing new material.

Ritch talks about opening up for The Ramones, his first Carson spot, and getting back into standup after so many years.

Kate talks about her show on Playboy TV, loving old sitcoms, and getting ready to host the 2016 AVN Awards on Showtime.

Camilla talks about the comedy scene in Los Angeles, working with her father, and some of her comedy heroes.

Jimmy talks about his first Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, starting out at The Improvisation in New York, and writing on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Jeremiah talks about studying at The Second City, rocking out with Bill Burr at Madison Square Garden, and wanting to be on Saturday Night Live.

Jenny talks about colleges being politically correct, living in London, and the difference between East Coast and West Coast comedy.

Jesus talks about hanging out at The Improv, going on the road with Steve Treviño the day after college, and becoming a paid regular at The Comedy Store.

Edwin talks about performing in Las Vegas every night, being mentored by Jeff Garcia, and performing internationally.

Richard talks about hanging out with George Carlin, what makes a comedian great, and where he sees comedy in the future.

Darren talks about boxing, finding his father through comedy, and performing during a thunder storm!

Jason talks about performing on The Tonight Show, how martial arts influences his standup, and his love of Star Wars!

Omid talks about growing up in Dubai, doing standup in New York, and his latest comedy album 'Live in Bakersfield!'

Taylor talks about Last Comic Standing, starting out in churches, and touring colleges.

Blake talks about the process of creating a trick, performing in front of Penn & Teller, and dropping out of college to work for David Copperfield.

Maz talks about The Comedy Store, being in the moment, and Jimmy Vestvood!

Dom talks about starting out in plays, the comedy scene today, and we sing a Beatles tune together!

Adam talks about starting out in New York and playing basketball at 3 A.M. with Kevin Hart, Patrice O'Neal, and Colin Quinn. Being called to perform on "The Tonight Show" the day of, and competing on "Last Comic Standing!"

Ryan talks about everything from standup, to improv, to performing on the road, and more!

Rachel talks about her early years in Pittsburgh and San Francisco, and balancing her comedy career while working in the corporate world!

Chinedu talks about working on 'The Mindy Project, performing standup for the first time during a college talent show, and working as a teacher and a comedian.

K-von talks about starting out in Los Angeles, his latest comedy special, and directing his first film!

Will Durst talks about starting standup out in Milwaukee, performing at The Holy City Zoo with Robin Williams, and his new documentary called, '3 Still Standing.'

Joe talks about starting out in San Francisco and working for Bill Graham, touring with Lisa Lampanelli, and a Rose Bowl story with Paul Virzi and Bill Burr.

Dave talks about The English Beat, General Public, the latest English Beat album, his guitar in The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and being called up by Pete Townshend and David Gilmour. I also had the chance to sing, "Save It for Later" with him at the end!

Tom talks about Sinatra, performing with Tim Reid as America's first black and white comedy duo in the 1960's, David Letterman, and performing on the 'Tonight Show' 61 times.

Hibbity Dibbity talks about their new album, their song writing process, and crazy tour stories.

George talks about his early days at The Second City, "Cheers," Bill Swerski on SNL, and his upcoming role on the new TBS series "Buzzy's!"

Ian talks about his special, '100% Half-Assed' on Team Coco Records, writing for SNL, and being in a film featured at Sundance.

Jim talks Parks & Recreation, studying at The Second City in Chicago, and his upcoming film 'Road Hard.'

Jackie talks about starting out in Bill Kinison's club as a college student, her father's influence on her stand up, and her latest special.

Ben talks about working with Criss Angel while still in college, performing in Las Vegas, and developing a trick from the ground up.

Ian talks about his early days of stand up in Canada and New York, improvising on stage, and meeting three U.S. Presidents!

Michael talks about studying at Second City Chicago, developing his one man show, and how he prepared for his set on David Letterman!

Zane talks about performing with John Mayer, performing on 'Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" on Broadway, and we sing 'Here Comes the Sun' together at the end!

Brian talks about writing for Conan for 20 years, his daily writing process for the show as Head Monologue Writer, and his successful stand up career.

King Kukulele talks about working with Huell Howser, studying at The Groundlings, Wally Boag, Breaking into The Bird Cage Theater, and performing in Japan! We also perform a song together!

Chris talks about his work at The Groundlings, working at the Comedy & Magic Club, and being a Professional Disc-Golfer.

Tim talks about wrestling, his best heckle come back story, and his special Live from Las Vegas.

Melissa and I play 'Wheel of Impressions' and talk about her work on Family Guy, America's Got Talent, and being a candidate for SNL.

Shane talks about Evolutionary Psychology, starting out in Boston, and his experience working as a security guard.

Dan talks about his Conan appearance, bar tending in Yellow Stone National Park, and writing for television.

Brian talks about his start in magic, hanging out with Johnny Carson, performing for Paul McCartney, and his relationship with The Amazing Johnathan.

Helen talks about Tinder, starting out in New York, and working on Parks & Recreation.

Fahim talks about his days as an Aerospace Engineer, how he met Lance Cantstopolis, and his future comedy album.

Barry talks about his first 'Tonight Show' experience, working on 'The Wolf of Wall Street', and his upcoming show on Comedy Central.

Ahmed talks about 'Dead Kevin', working as a busboy at a comedy club, and how he writes new material.

Francisco talks about his voice-over work for 'Rio', working on new material, and performing for the troops overseas.

Byron talks about starting out, meeting Jerry Seinfeld, and his appearance on The Eric André Show.