Interviewed by: Joseph Santiago

Mike Bramante

Mike Bramante is a rising star in the stand-up comedy world. Named a “Comic to Watch” at the New York Comedy Festival, he has performed at top clubs, recorded his own comedy special, and co-hosted the Do Less podcast. In this exclusive interview, we dive into his journey, comedic style, and what it really takes to make people laugh for a living.

From open mics to comedy specials, Mike Bramante has been making waves in the stand-up scene. Named a “Comic to Watch” at the New York Comedy Festival, he has since performed at top clubs, recorded his own special, and co-hosted the Do Less podcast. In this interview, we dive into his journey, writing process, and the highs and lows of being a comedian.

1. What inspired you to start doing stand-up comedy, and how did your journey begin?

Mike Bramante: “My comedic idol is Larry David. I’ve always related to the absurdity and humor that can be found in everyday situations. Also, I never really had the desire to pursue a “normal” path. My mom used to drive me to school in 6th-8th grade, and she would ask me about my interest in all sorts of professions. She would attest to this, saying that I never had any interest in any of them. So I can say at an early age that I never really wanted to do anything. read more

Interviewed by: Joseph Santiago

Meet Mac O’Hara

Mac O’Hara is a rising stand-up comedian and writer based in New York City. Known for his sharp wit and observational humor, he has been performing since the age of 18. O’Hara has made a name for himself in the NYC comedy scene, co-hosting the Affirmative Inaction podcast and sharing his work across social media platforms. In this exclusive Mac O’Hara NYC comedian interview, he discusses his journey into comedy, handling hecklers, and navigating sensitive topics on stage. read more

Interviewed by: Joseph Santiago

Eric Neumann is a prominent stand-up comedian based in New York City, recognized for his sharp wit and engaging stage presence. He made his late-night television debut on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” a performance that Vulture Magazine highlighted as the “Set of the Week.”

Throughout his career, Eric has released three comedy specials: “Nervous Lover,” “Just a Phase,” and “But Enough About Me: A Crowd Work Album.” Each of these specials ascended to the #1 spot on the iTunes Comedy charts and continues to be featured on SiriusXM. read more

Interviewed by: Joseph Santiago

Carmen Lynch, born in California, is a Spanish-American stand-up comedian, actress, and writer based in New York City. She is the daughter of a Spanish mother and an American father, which has influenced her bilingual comedy career.

Lynch has made numerous appearances on late-night television, including “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” “Conan,” and “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.” Her television credits also include roles in “The Good Wife,” “Inside Amy Schumer,” and “This Week at the Comedy Cellar.” read more

Interviewed by: Joseph Santiago

Christina Walkinshaw is a stand-up comedian known for her witty storytelling, cruise ship adventures, and hilarious observations on life. She has performed at top comedy clubs in NYC and around the world. In this exclusive interview, she shares her journey into comedy, heckler stories, and what it’s like performing on the high seas.

1. What first got you into stand-up comedy? Was there a defining moment when you knew this was what you wanted to do?

Christina: “I started stand-up while I was going to Carleton University for Journalism. A cute fraternity bro named Spicoli told me I should do it, so I did. The first time I performed (Yuk Yuk’s Ottawa), I had a million friends in the crowd, so I felt like that didn’t count. The second time was sold out in front of all strangers, and it was even better than the first. That’s when I knew I could do this. (Spicoli was just a nickname obvi, and now I feel bad I forget his real name.)” read more

Interviewed by: Joseph Santiago

Juju Fevry is a stand-up comedian known for his engaging performances and insightful humor. He hosts the podcast “Juju’s Bazaar,” where he delves into current events, personal experiences, and various intriguing topics. New episodes are released every Wednesday at 10 am EST.

In addition to his podcast, Juju has been featured on “The Jamaica Boys Podcast,” discussing themes like dating in New York City and navigating life in the U.S. read more

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Written by Gary Miller

After a tragedy there is a sense that laughter cannot come back. There is a sense that laughter is dead, Mark Twain famously quipped that, “humor is tragedy plus time.” An interesting bit of cultural study on the subject of humor can be found in the German cinema as of late.

Who says Germans don’t have a sense of humor?

“Germans should be able to laugh at Hitler, rather than viewing him as a monster, because that relieves him of responsibility for his deeds and diverts attention from his guilt for the Holocaust,” director David Wnendt told The Guardian. “But it should be the type of laugh that catches in your throat and you’re almost ashamed when you realise what you’re doing.” read more

Written by Gary Miller

“There is a thin line that separates laughter and pain, comedy and tragedy, humor and hurt.”-Erma Bombeck

Chicago comedian Sean White has walked the line night in and night out, the erudite comedian has found ways to make audiences across the country laugh doing so, highly touted in the city of Chicago by other comedians and the press, he was voted as one of 16 comics to check out by Chicago Magazine. A skilled comedian with a unique voice, Sean had been doing comedy for five years when his sister died. Then a few months later, his mom died, and then a few months later, his brother died. Then a few months later, his other sister died. In the middle of that was when he got divorced. read more

Written by Gary Miller

Chris Hamilton is a New York based comic that is on the rise. Chris has found himself steadily working, always performing, whether it’s at comedy clubs like New York Comedy club, Broadway comedy club, Gotham comedy club, Stand up NY or bar shows in the New York area. Gifted with an outspoken personality, strong point of view, and a matching work ethic, Chris also finds the time to do a radio show for Brooklyn on BBOX Radio.

Chris worked in the media field before turning to comedy full time. In that time he has performed in the Hoboken comedy festival, laughing devil comedy festival,  ‘Ghandi is that you?’ ‘Commune comedy’, among others. read more