KT #29

He was raised by two deaf parents in Oakland and discussed his Netflix special during the interview, comedian and author of 'Kasher in the Rye'.

He discussed his career beginnings in Toronto in 1989 and his recent Forbes ranking, one of the highest-earning touring comedians in the world.

Performed a set about watching adult films with his wife, the panel critiqued his use of dated references like video stores and his aggressive delivery.

A one-liner comedian originally from Chicago now living in Los Angeles, the guests suggested she lean into her dry, awkward persona.

A former pipefitter and chiropractor from Brooklyn/Queens who has been doing comedy as a hobby for seven years. He performed old-school style one-liners.

He ran out of breath during a joke about IKEA and wealth, the show's associate producer who pulled his own name from the bucket.

She has a tattoo of her father on her forearm, which the panel suggested she use for material. Originally from Washington State, she has been in LA for two years.

A comedian from Florida who told a story about a roommate with a gambling problem. The panel discussed the mechanics of his 'n-word' usage and joke structure.

A first-time comedian and long-time fan of the show. He was very nervous and the panel advised him to drop the stage name and perform at open mics every night.

Dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She performed a dark set about her childhood and family dynamics.

A regular known for her unique staccato delivery, moshe Kasher advised her to try performing in alternative rooms on the East Side of LA.