Jamar Neighbors is a stand up comedian from Los Angeles, Ca. He’s been doing stand up comedy for 8 years and improv for 9. He graduated from Pasadena City College with an AA degree. He then went to Cal State University Dominguez Hills where almost majored in theatre until he decided to call it quits and pursue stand up full time. Since then he’s written for Adult Swim’s Loiter Squad and few other presentation pilots. He’s also appeared on Comedy Central’s Tosh.O . With his unique, raw, and colorful perspective, Jamar continues to hone his stand up regularly in various clubs around the country. A club favorite! read more

Jake Weisman is a comedian in Los Angeles, CA. He has two podcasts, one called Cats and Pussy and another one called The Morning After…Podcast. He also has a sketch group called WOMEN. He loves cats and he thinks people are attractive.

Here’s the breakdown: Start with a subtle and intelligent comedy style, add four cups of convoluted stories, lightly stir with bizarre observations and add a pinch of dementia for Jake Johannsen Strudel.

One of the finest and more cerebral comics around, Jake is a regular on David Letterman with over twenty appearances and he has been on “The Tonight Show” more than ten times. His HBO special “This’ll Take About An Hour” was critically acclaimed and earned Jake an Ace Award nomination for Best Writing in an Entertainment Special. read more

Jacob Sirof was born and raised in San Francisco, California during the “Comedy Boom” of the 1980?s.

There were few places more booming than San Francisco, so nobody was too surprised when Jacob announced at an early age that he wanted to be a comedian when he grew up. Today, Jacob still hasn?t grown up, although he is a comedian. As a young adult, he started doing stand-up in his hometown, and quickly joined the ranks of a promising young crop of local talent, which has since been dubbed “The New Wave” of San Francisco comedy. In 2006, Jacob was selected to perform at the prestigious “Just For Laughs” comedy festival in Montreal, Canada, where he got very drunk and high with comedians and industry-types from all over the world. read more

For eighteen years (1983-2001) a fixture of radio & television’s Howard Stern Show, comedian Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling was born and raised in East Norwich, a tiny hamlet on the glorious North Shore of Long Island, New York. He graduated in 1966 from Oyster Bay High School and earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan State University in 1971.

As he was accumulating the world’s most extensive collection of jokes, Jackie toiled in the music business until abandoning it in 1979, saying farewell to his beloved trio “The Off Hour Rockers,” to give his punch lines a shot on the not-yet-existent Long Island comedy stages. read more

Jackie Kashian’s comedy is like listening to a really racy episode of All Things Considered. She is comic, writer, and occasional actor… she just did her first late night set on the Conan O’Brien show, has a half hour special on Comedy Central and has recorded an episode of This American Life with Ira Glass, Her latest CD, “It Is Never Going To Be Bread” was one of the top ten comedy albums of the year on Amazon. She hosts a weekly cult fave podcast called “The Dork Forest” where she creates a safe space for people to admit that thing they dork out about more than anyone. read more

Born and raised on the tough, Middle-class Jewish streets of Brooklyn Ny. Jackie Gold has a sharp tongue and an unabashed sense of humor. High energy and a lot of fun.

Born in Kingston, Jamaica Ian moved to the United States with his mother when he was three years old. As young man Ian was well on his way to becoming a comedian he just didn’t know it.  Ian always stood out in joke off battles with his friends and classmates and constantly entertaining family members by imitating friends and family.   Ian later discovered sports in particular football and boxing at which he excelled in as well, however Ian didn’t go to college to play football, he threw away the football and stuffed his hands in to boxing gloves. read more

 Ian can be summed up in one word goof ball, this 6′ 6″ comedian has the looks of a prison guard but with his lengthy frame and silly demeanor, he’s more like a new born giraffe. He will be the first to tell you he cant tell a joke to save his life, but his amazing ability to tell stories from life experiences come alive on stage using everything he has to make you laugh till it hurts. This Canadian born comic will have you rolling on the floor as he does what ever it takes to make that happen. See what happens when bad decisions mixed with beer land Ian up at a military base wearing nothing but his underwear. You’ve seen Ian in the Movie National Lampoon’s Robodoc, heard him on The Chatter with Robin Quivers, and he’s a part of Comics On Duty entertaining the troops. read more

Ian Edwards was born in England and has lived in Jamaica, New York, and California. When he was 21, he stopped working the drive thru at Burger King to try his hand at comedy. Since then he’s appeared on Def Comedy Jam (twice) and Show Time at the Apollo. He’s written for Saturday Day Night Live, the Lyricist Lounge show on MTV, The Boondocks for the Cartoon Network, etc, and is currently a cast member of the fifth season of Punk’d on MTV.