KT #627

He discussed building a cat door for his girlfriend and joked about his recent shows at the Sunset Strip. Has been with the show for two and a half years. He is originally from New Jersey.

He discussed his past marijuana arrests in Texas and his recent single status after a short fling. He performed impressions of a 'MAGA Asian' passenger, an Uber driver and Whole Foods supervisor based in Dallas with six years in comedy.

A tree climber and carpenter from Massachusetts who rode his Harley to Austin, he used his time to promote a GoFundMe for quadruple amputee Travis Mills rather than doing a traditional set. He shared that he has been sober for 10 years following a divorce and a car accident.

He joked about his large younger sister and his growing fame. Recently performed his first theater shows in San Antonio and Chicago. Tony announced he would be joining the upcoming tour dates in Charlotte and Atlanta.

A first-time comedian who flew Spirit Airlines from LA to Austin for the show. He previously worked in a nursing home for two weeks before being fired for leaving a patient suspended in a lift. He is a highly ranked online Madden player.

He discussed his ongoing divorce involving his wife cheating with a trans man who manages a bakery, the son of frequent guest Karen Jones, making his debut on the show. He was a former college football captain and early employee at Zoom.

He joked about having deaf parents and his lip-reading father. He appeared visibly nervous during the interview, leading to jokes about his health. A returning comedian who works at Vulcan Gas Company and has been doing stand-up for four and a half years.

A comedian originally from Flagstaff, Arizona, who previously lived in a homeless shelter. After a strong set, Tony invited her to perform at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix and Roseanne Bar invited her to open for six tour dates in Florida. She was also invited to perform on the Secret Show.

The long-time regular and 'Big Red Machine' who closed the show with jokes about Hurricane Hillary. He discussed his recent theater performances in Chicago and his podcast. He ended the episode by singing 'Get Up, Stand Up' with Roseanne Bar.