KT #508

He discussed his South Korean heritage and his new open mic at Zilker Park, he demonstrated a physical trick of jumping over his own leg, while living in a van in Austin, TX.

A cook from Austin with four to five months in comedy. He previously got a guest spot on Alex Mundo's tour because the opener didn't show up. He mentioned playing baseball for 12 years.

He was confronted by the host for using a very old, well-known joke about the smell of cocaine. Claims to have been doing comedy for 10 years across New Mexico, LA, and Austin, he produces comedy shows and festivals in his spare time.

A Colombian musician who has lived in Austin for 15 years. This was his first time performing stand-up on the show. He performed a blues song with the band, showcasing his singing talent.

He discussed his mixed-race background and a past relationship with a white/Iranian woman. Originally from the DC/Maryland area, he moved to Austin one month prior to the show. He has been doing comedy for nearly three years and works as a Doordash driver.

An Austin native working in the tech industry. This was his first time doing stand-up, as his girlfriend Brenda signed him up without his knowledge. His girlfriend was briefly brought on stage after his set.

An artist and graphic designer with two and a half years in Austin in comedy. He previously appeared on the show a month prior and designed the 'Bucket of Destiny' artwork, his set relied heavily on shock humor which received a mixed response.

She demonstrated her 16 years of Taekwondo training by performing kicks on stage. A Twitch streamer who has been doing comedy on and off for two years. She is half-Hispanic and recently moved to Austin.

He discussed his history with Bell's Palsy and his lack of interest in certain sexual acts. A comedian who has been performing for five years and recently moved from Dallas to Austin, while during the interview, he was offered a job as a door guy at the Vulcan Gas Company.

Originally from Shreveport, Louisiana, he has been doing comedy for 10 years. He shared a story about being adopted and a failed suicide attempt when he was younger. He moved to Austin one month prior to the recording.

Suffers from ALS and performs from a wheelchair. He performed a themed minute as 'Vape Thing' and 'Future Truth Teller'. He is a former Second City improviser from Chicago who moved to Austin to be a staple of the show.