Comics Myka Foxx, Joe DeVito and Aaron Berg. Plus Constitutional Law Professor Corey Brettschneider.
Nicki Clyne plays Gail Gartner on Amazon Prime’s Personal Space, she also played Crewman Specialist Cally Tyrol on Battlestar Galactica.
Comics Dave Sirus, Joe DeVito and Aaron Berg. Will Durst has been called by the New York Times, “Quite possibly the best political satirist working today.” Steve Young is one of the greatest comedy writers in the history of television, he talks about a new documentary about his life and obsession with industrial musicals. Sirus talks Trump, Joe DeVito talks Oscars and Aaron Berg talks love.
Plus Think Progress’s LGBTQ Editor Zack Ford, Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein and some much needed laughs from Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling.
Music: “Afterglow” and “The Musical Box” via Genesis. “To Binge” via Gorillaz.
David explains why Twitter’s business model is based on misleading investors, advertisers and American voters. Also Comics Dave Sirus and Jon Ross. Plus Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein.
Comedy Writer and Sports Columnist Bill Scheft on Olympic nip slips, Comic Joe DeVito on that airline passenger who wouldn’t stop farting, and Comic Aaron Berg on that wife of his who won’t stop nagging.
Plus Comics Tommy McNamara & Tom Thakkar, Aaron Berg, and Joe DeVito.
Laura House is an actress, comic, writer and teacher. Her new album is Mouth Punch.
Laura was discovered in Austin, Texas while performing stand-up comedy at night and teaching seventh grade by day. She was featured in HBO’s Aspen Comedy Festival, then starred on Mtv’s first scripted sit-com “Austin Stories.” Later she performed on Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend” and other stand-up shows while continuing acting and writing. She played a hillbilly slut opposite Natalie Portman in “Where the Heart is.” Laura has written on hit TV shows including the Emmy-winning “Samantha Who?” and “Mom.” She has developed a “Super Mom” show with Barry Sonnenfeld for ABC, a sketch show featuring Rachel Crow for Nickelodeon and a lady-slacker show with Katey Sagal for FX.
She’s published in three books, including “True Tales of Lust and Love,” “Comedy Film Nerds Guide to the Movies, and “Stricken: The 5000 Stages of Grief.”
She’s an LA favorite at stand-up and storytelling shows. She also teaches pitching, writing and meditation.