
KT #460
Lineup
- 1April Walter Scheib8:10Bucket Pull
She performed a meditation set using a Gilbert Gottfried impression. She is from Alameda, California and works in finance. She mentioned having a stolen vibrator and seeing people struck by lightning as a child.
- 2Dylan Albright19:12Bucket Pull
He is from West Branch in Northern Michigan and works as a security guard at a campground. He has been doing stand-up for a little over a year. His set featured a 'Kill Cloney' concept where he performed alongside clones of himself.
- 3William Montgomery30:43Regular
Performed a new minute involving impressions of a Jamaican codebreaker. He joked about his YouTube page being deleted and eating Almond Joys, while during the interview, he made 'podcast history' by climbing a magnolia tree live on camera.
- 4Kelsey Hutchins41:31Bucket Pull
He discussed his past struggles with alcohol and cocaine addiction and how he uses his podcast as therapy. From Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, he has been a professional musician for 11 years and plays VR with Redban. He mentioned his band is named Cornbread and the Americans.
- 5Martin Phillips57:13Golden Ticket
He told a story about his first time in a pornography store at age 18. A recurring favorite from Washington D.C. who has muscular dystrophy. He recently lost his job as a substitute teacher due to the pandemic and moved back in with his parents.
- 6David Lucas1:07:05Regular
He discussed his recent travels to Salt Lake City and Las Vegas to perform stand-up, a regular calling in from a comedy club in Lancaster, California, he engaged in his usual roasting style with Tony and the band.
- 7Sam Davis1:14:46Bucket Pull
He showed off his boomerang and discussed the massive scale of the Australian continent, age 24, from Kuranda in Far North Queensland, Australia. He is a student teacher who was suspended for two years after police found a bong in his house.
- 8Michael Lehrer1:28:25Regular
With ALS who performs using pre-written jokes on a tablet. He also shared some 'mom jokes' provided by his mother, he showed off his new 'adaptive' Tommy Hilfiger underwear designed for disabled people.