KT #284

A veteran stand-up comedian and first-time guest on the show. He is known for his self-deprecating style and frequent appearances on Letterman and Bob's Burgers.

He discussed losing 160 pounds, working as a janitor at a Michigan community college, and having Asperger's. He is in his second year of comedy but this was only his fifth or sixth time on stage.

A comedian with two and a half years of experience from Anderson, Indiana. He works for a mortgage company and previously played guitar in a bluegrass band called the Stampede String Band.

From Garrett, Indiana, he has been doing stand-up for almost two years. He works with the Amish building pop-up campers and is married with one child.

Age 25, from Dayton, Ohio, performing stand-up for the very first time. He works at a grocery store meat and seafood counter and was visibly nervous during his set.

Originally from the Kansas/Oklahoma area and now living in Michigan, he started comedy in April. He delivers medical equipment for a living and is a father of three.

A comedian with four years of experience originally from Mooresville, Indiana. He previously appeared on the show in Columbus and mentioned his job involves making high-nutrient topsoil.

He told a story about a middle school embarrassment and enjoys kayaking with his girlfriend. A first-timer from Kansas City who works in special fabrication and welding.

A comedian with seven years of experience who moved from Houston to San Jose and finally to Indianapolis. He is a former civil engineer for the BART line and a fan of Dungeons & Dragons.

A festival comedian from 40 minutes north of Detroit with five years of experience. He is a straight-edge wrestling fan who previously met Tony after a show in Detroit.

A comedian from Metro Detroit with nearly five years of experience. He works as a beer delivery driver and met his girlfriend on Tinder.

A first-time performer who works at Ford and drove four hours to the show. He spent his entire minute roasting Tony Hinchcliffe and mentioned he plans to attend the Nashville show with his son.