KT #607

Discusses his transition from living in a van to being a successful touring comedian. He jokes about his Asian heritage and his recent lifestyle changes in Austin, the interview touches on rumors of his drug use and his relationship with his girlfriend.

He demonstrated his background in theater by reciting Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet on stage. Originally from Punjab, Pakistan, he has lived in the US for 17 years and currently works as a dishwasher. This was his first time ever performing stand-up comedy.

A door guy at the Comedy Mothership and local Austin comic who has appeared on the show multiple times, he challenged the band to a 'Mexican Drum-Off' despite having no actual drumming skills. He also runs his own weekly comedy show in Austin.

He demonstrated his soccer juggling skills with a joke book and a ball during the interview, an Argentinian comic living in Austin who sells Medicare insurance products. He has been doing comedy for three to four years and previously performed on the show at Antone's.

A comedian from San Antonio who has been performing for three months. He works two jobs, selling phones and working at Olive Garden. His set involved physical comedy with the microphone that was poorly received by the host and guests.

Age 21, hair stylist and Amazon worker who recently moved to Austin. She has been doing stand-up for about a month and a half and previously appeared on the show with her cousins, she concluded her interview by singing 'House of the Rising Sun' with the band.

Born and raised in Mexico City, he has lived in the US for 20 years and works as a waiter at Kirby Lane. He had previously appeared on the show about a month prior. He performed a rendition of 'Creep' by Radiohead with the band during his interview.

He discussed his past life in North Carolina, including his daughter and previous relationships. A bar manager from North Carolina who recently moved to Austin for the show. He has only been doing comedy for 13 minutes (three sets total) and is also a musician and fantasy artist.

The interview featured guest Sam Tallent sharing stories of their early days together in the Denver comedy scene. He joked about his recent financial success through Cameo and his history of erratic behavior, the longest-standing regular, originally from Memphis, Tennessee.