KT #574

He discussed his experience at a yoga class and brought a mother and daughter he met at a previous show onto the stage. Recently moved to Austin and has been opening for Joe Rogan.

Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, he had been doing comedy for three years at the time of this set. He recently moved to Austin after receiving a six-figure settlement from being T-boned by a police officer.

A returning comedian with cerebral palsy who works at a T-Mobile store. He shared that he previously lived in Hungary for five years and has gone skydiving.

Her set focused on puns comparing corporate life to her work in the porn industry, and she mentioned opening for Big Jay Oakerson and Jeff Ross, a recurring performer and adult film actress based in Austin.

He engaged in his trademark roast battle style with the panel, specifically targeting Ari Shaffir and Tony Hinchcliffe. Had recently moved from Los Angeles to Austin.

A software engineer with about three years in comedy. He performed a brief set followed by a dance-off with the guests on stage.

His set was interrupted by the surprise arrival of Joe Rogan to the panel. A comedian who has been performing for two and a half years and works in 'reality capture' using lasers to model buildings.

He joked about Jesus being a rapper and discussed a finger injury he sustained while playing basketball with Hans Kim. A returning comedian and Uber driver who has been doing stand-up for two and a half years.

He works for a tech company and his set involved jokes about the founding fathers and slavery. This was his first time ever performing stand-up comedy.

This was his second time doing stand-up, and he discussed his ongoing divorce and his eight-year-old daughter, age 39, Cambodian-Chinese comedian who recently moved from Northern California and works at Trader Joe's.

He has been doing comedy for two years and joked about his frequent bouts with chlamydia, age 26, former steel worker and real estate agent from a small town seven hours north of Toronto, Canada.

A returning comedian who recently moved to Austin from Dallas and works as a restaurant host. She has been doing comedy for nine months and concluded her interview by singing 'Crazy' by Patsy Cline.

He joked about becoming an uncle, buying a timeshare in Tunica, and his fictional history of murdering people in San Antonio. The show's longest-running regular, known for his high-energy shouting and absurdist claims.