KT #368

He discusses his political platform regarding Airbnb regulations and community-first policies. Uses a pseudonym because he is running for town council in a small town of 7,000 people north of Poughkeepsie, he mentions being a musician and a 'grocery store vegetarian'.

From Hyde Park, she has been doing comedy for about two years. She works as a commercial insurance agent and has a six-year-old daughter, her set focuses on motherhood and health issues.

A Poughkeepsie local originally from San Jose who has been doing stand-up for seven or eight months. He works as a barista and enjoys sculpting and painting. He shares a story about getting fired from a grocery store for soliciting compliments to get free chicken wings.

From Peekskill, New York, he has been doing stand-up for five to six years. He works in plumbing and construction and mentions hobbies like hiking and kayaking, tony recalls roasting him previously in the audience at a show in Nyack.

Has been doing stand-up since August and works sales for AT&T. He has three children and discusses his recent breakup and his family's immigrant background, he demonstrates some dancing skills during the interview.

Originally from Taiwan and living in East Harlem for six years, this was her first time doing stand-up. She has a master's degree in marketing from NYU. She is dating the next performer, Justin Wood Circus.

A professional juggler from Kentucky living in New York, this was his first time doing stand-up, he performs juggling and slinky tricks on stage, he mentions having a successful viral video on TikTok involving a song about drawing a pig.

From Hyde Park, she has been doing stand-up for four months and owns a fitness studio. She is a gymnast and demonstrates walking on her hands across the stage, she recently visited Los Angeles for her birthday and expresses a strong dislike for the city.

Drove from Burlington, Vermont, for his first time doing stand-up. He is a singer-songwriter who has been sober for five years after a history of using research chemicals. He reveals he is autistic and recently joined the Mormon church.

A first-timer who tells a story about going to court for a cell phone ticket earlier that day, tony and the band criticize him for choosing an unfunny story for his set. He is quickly moved off stage to make room for one last pull.

Originally from Russia and moved to the US at age 12, this was his first time doing stand-up. He grew up with the previous performer Stephen O'Brien in Burlington, he tells a story about being investigated by the Secret Service at age 16 for making a political comment about George W. Bush.