Dry Bar Comedy

Tommy Drake riffs on performing in Las Vegas and American politics.

Energetic comedian Ron Ruhman jokes about Alaskan cruises, rental cars and navigating Costco.

Georgia native Lisa Mills jokes about love languages, homeschool and losing weight.

Josh Blue presents a hilarious stand-up act centered on disability-related topics and the controversy around the American Paralympics team.

Robert Mac digs into global warming and breeding certain traits out of the gene pool.

Jay Stevens jokes about generational differences, getting older and middle school fashion.

Doug Thompson's special is full of sharp observations on family life, cats, dogs and aging.

Joe Zimmerman jokes about how he lies about being a scorpio and compares himself to Kim Jong Un.

Reno Collier argues that science is made up and PE is the only subject he truly believes in.

Nazareth riffs on flying as a Middle Eastern person and the meaning of capitalism.

Andy Forrester jokes about losing weight and hoarders.

Jeff Shaw's satire is marked both by idealism and humanity.

Lee Hardin jokes about being broken up with over AOL and how Facebook turned into Florida.

Bob Smiley jokes about growing up poor and how he disciplines his kids.

Larry Omaha jokes about growing up Indigenous on the planes.

Rik Roberts brings his Nashville perspective to his bits on marriage and redneck superheroes.

David Dyer offers sharp observations about daily life.

Vinnie Montez jokes about growing up Hispanic, working a 420 event and his hatred of Subaru drivers.

Daniel Eachus talks about weird jobs, strange fears and how to prank restaurants.

Buddy Fitzpatrick riffs on paying for college and how math should stop in the third grade.

Kristin Key is a musical comic who sings about raising cats and knitting.

Don Barnhart riffs on entertaining the troops and his wife's cold feet.

James Johann infuses his comedy with references to bell-bottom jeans.

Baxter riffs on lockdown drills, running in school suspension and being called "Urkel" growing up.