KT #492

He performed jokes about quarantine weight gain and Joe Biden, a long-standing regular who also served as the guest band leader for this episode. He is originally from Memphis, though his home city wasn't explicitly mentioned in this specific interview.

Age 26, comedian from Phoenix who has been doing stand-up for two years. He works in construction and plumbing and is of mixed Korean, Black, and White heritage. He attempted to sing 'Kiss from a Rose' by Seal during his interview.

Age 20, Phoenix native performing stand-up for the very first time. He previously worked as a janitor at a Jewish Community Center and has a background in high school theater. He shared a story about being chased by a coyote while holding a Dr. Pepper.

During the interview, he participated in a bizarre segment involving a large carrot and his belly button. A construction manager originally from Philadelphia who recently moved from Washington state. He has been divorced for a year after a 16-year relationship and has two children.

Age 24, Phoenix native who has been doing comedy consistently for four months. He works as a DoorDash driver and admitted to getting fired from Uber Eats for eating a customer's cheesecake. He mentioned an interest in psychedelics.

He told a story about using neon green synthetic urine to pass a drug test while on probation. A Native American comedian from Tucson who was performing stand-up for the first time. He mentioned he recently quit smoking pot due to panic attacks from CBD.

Age 22, who started comedy in Orange County before moving to Goodyear, Arizona. He works at his mother's Mexican ice cream shop, La Michoacana Premium, making the ice cream. He has been doing stand-up for a little over a year.

He joked about his father's recent passing and cremation. A comedian with a face tattoo who previously appeared on a virtual quarantine episode of the show. He lives with his mother as her caregiver and juggled oranges during his interview.

A comedian who has been performing for four years, starting in Flagstaff before moving to Phoenix. She practices martial arts with swords and nunchucks and described herself as an alcoholic who likes '40s'. Tony invited her to open his stand-up show the following night.

A comedian originally from Montana who now lives in Phoenix and enjoys golfing. He has a notably deep voice and mentioned he previously had COVID-19 in June, his interview ended with a wild stunt involving an audience member named Amanda.