
KT #350
Lineup
- 1Robbie Cooper10:15Bucket Pull
He discussed his two-year-old adopted son and his seven-year marriage, a college professor of human development from Spokane. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy.
- 2Graham Cox19:35Bucket Pull
Originally from Prince Edward Island, he now lives in Nelson, British Columbia. This was his first time doing stand-up. He is currently unemployed but has experience building CO2 extraction machines and installing security cameras.
- 3Alexander Cook31:35Bucket Pull
Age 22, from Missoula, Montana, who traveled three hours for the show. This was his first time performing stand-up. He has a music degree in opera performance and currently works as a server in a cafe.
- 4Philip Kopczynski41:38Bucket Pull
A regional headliner based in Spokane with five years in comedy. He is a military veteran and former small-town news reporter. He has two sons and has been married for 16 years.
- 5Carrie?49:44Bucket Pull
An MMA coach and commercial irrigation worker who has been in his field for 14 years. This was his first time doing stand-up. He is also a pastry chef who makes wedding cakes and sings the national anthem at local events.
- 6Elijah Ross56:40Bucket Pull
This was his first time doing stand-up, and he performed a set of short jokes that were well-received, the 22-year-old son of the previous performer, Carrie Ross. He is a former MMA fighter who took his first fight at age 15.
- 7Sharmonie?1:05:26Bucket Pull
A first-time performer who works in a medical laboratory, she struggled significantly with nerves and apologized frequently throughout her interview. She mentioned walking her cat on a leash and having three dogs.
- 8Brian Hood1:16:29Bucket Pull
Originally from Tucson, Arizona, he moved to Spokane after meeting his wife on the website Stickam. He has been doing stand-up for three years. He works for a health and wellness company selling weight loss pills online.
- 9Dylan Swynford1:26:55Bucket Pull
A first-time comedian who recently found out he has a herniated disc and can no longer work his warehouse job, he expressed significant distress about his career change, tony encouraged him to look at comedy as a new beginning.
- 10Phil Hudson1:33:28Bucket Pull
He discussed his clinical depression and his journey into music and stand-up. A former software engineer of 18 years who started doing stand-up after a mental health crisis. He previously met Tony at a show, which inspired him to start comedy.