KT #493

A veteran comedian who recently moved to Austin from Los Angeles, where he lived since 1989. He is known for closing the main room at the Comedy Store and is the host of the Dead Air podcast.

She discussed her job as a zombie in an escape room and mentioned she attended Michigan State University. From the Dallas-Fort Worth area, she is performing for the second week in a row.

A one-handed comedian from Austin (originally Corpus Christi) with three and a half years in comedy. He works as a night-shift barista at the Buzz Mill and was born with his physical disability.

He discussed his history as a systems administrator for AT&T and his struggles with mental illness. A local Austin resident who has lived in Travis County his whole life and has been doing comedy for seven years.

This was her third time on the show, and she discussed having chronic IBS, age 23, Austin local who runs her own comedy shows and previously worked as a stripper under the name 'April'.

A Palestinian comedian visiting from Chicago who has been doing stand-up for just over a year. He works as a food lab quality control scientist and his family previously owned a halal slaughterhouse.

He performed a 'Mexican cry' on stage and discussed his dating life in Austin, age 24, Mexican-American comedian who works in sales and recently got fired.

He discussed his use of the drug Modafinil and his complicated relationship history with his ex-girlfriend, a frequent performer during the pandemic episodes visiting from Los Angeles.

After a poor initial set, he found success by performing his jokes while doing 'funky' dance moves. A poker dealer and former professional Magic: The Gathering player who moved to Austin from Massachusetts.

An Army veteran who served 10 years in the infantry, including time in Afghanistan, before starting comedy two and a half years ago. He currently works as a personal shopper at H-E-B in Austin.

Recently moved to Austin and has been doing comedy for over 20 years. He performed a new character called 'Ty Chance' and engaged in a comedic confrontation with guest Brian Holtzman.