KT #430

Legendary comedian and son of Comedy Store founder Mitzi Shore, he promoted his new movie 'Guest House' and his podcast 'Random Rants'.

He struggled with the 60-second format and was critiqued for over-foreshadowing his jokes, a real estate developer from Vancouver Island, Canada, with a very short time in comedy.

She discussed her upcoming book and her three sons, one of whom is a big fan of the show. A Comedy Store employee and romance novelist who has been performing for about four years.

An Armenian-American comedian originally from Boston who has lived in LA for a year and a half. He works as an Uber driver and has been doing stand-up for about 18 months.

A recurring bucket pull known for his eccentric life stories, including living in hostels and owning a snake. He recently started a job processing childcare payments and is attempting sobriety.

He joked about a volcano in the Philippines and his history of working at a banana plantation in Jamaica, a regular known for his high-energy, absurdist style.

Comedy Store door guy known for roasting the host and guests, while during the interview, Pauly Shore invited him to open for him in Kansas City.

A newly appointed regular who has ALS and a background in Chicago improv. He performed a set about his disability and was joined on stage by his 21-year-old son, Colin.

He works at the LOL Comedy Club in New York and discussed East Coast card game culture. A comedian from Yonkers, New York, who has been doing stand-up for five years.

A professional BMX rider and action sports personality who started comedy eight months prior. He shared a graphic story about a BMX injury and his history with the Warped Tour.