DAVE AHDOOT

Dave Ahdoot’s vague shade of brown helped him land parts in TV ads for huge brands like McDonald’s and Ford. Follow his journey from token ethnic guy without any lines to token ethnic guy who is maybe—just maybe!—getting hired for his talent.

SYLVIE BORSCHEL

Sylvie Borschel went through a lot during her two years as a dealer at a casino. But even after all of it—the toxic culture, the crazy customers, the anonymous pit boss known as "The Pencil"—she's still convinced that heaven is a craps table.

JACK BLANKENSHIP

In 2012, Jack Blankenship became a global meme known as "The Alabama Face Guy." Now he's sharing the stories he never told on the daytime talkshows: About being ghosted by a meme agent, ridiculed by elderly townsfolk, and panicked by the idea that this may in fact be his only true calling in life.

RICKY SIM

After Ricky Sim's mother was diagnosed with cancer, he was faced with a question: Is now the right time to come out to her? Heading to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer, this is one gaysian's story of filial piety, grief, cleft palates, and a secret that was carried to the grave.

FELIPE TORRES MEDINA

They say America is the land of endless possibilities! And real-life immigrant Felipe Torres Medina is here to help you live some of them. Will you brave the dystopian lottery for an H1-B visa, will you try to acquire the classification of Alien of Extraordinary Ability, or will you marry a real-estate magnate and become First Lady? The choice is yours.

LINDSAY MULLAN

Are you searching for true love? Have you been wounded by the emotional slings and arrows of lovers past? Are you unarmed in the treacherous trenches of modern dating? Then take a break from swiping and attend this dating seminar facilitated by history's most mischievous matchmaker.

MILLER BRADFORD & KENDRA SINGH

After the devastating dissolution of their friendship, two former best friends agree to make one last piece of content together. Using multimedia evidence to retrace their relationship, Miller and Kendra try to get to a shared understanding of their friend-break-up and prove themselves right via applause-o-meter.

SHEA VASSAR

When do we start to exist? Republicans say at conception. Others say at the moment of birth. Shea Vassar argues that her existence might have started over 200 years ago (if not even longer). She'll take a darkly comedic look at what her ancestors had to survive for her to be a thing, her mental health diagnoses, and the imposter syndrome that comes with being a Native woman in 2023.

AMY MULLER

Once upon a time, Amy Muller was a last-minute addition to a disastrous overnight girls trip to Montauk. Join her for a goofy-ass, high-energy breakdown of how that trip came to be—and how it all went so wrong. Never road trip in retrograde.

JERZY GWIAZDOWSKI

This show tells the true story of the greatest lie ever told—by former birthday clown Jerzy Gwiazdowski—to a seven-year-old child whom he had just met.

AARON NEMO

This blasphemous animated variety show is conducted by the deeply troubled clone of Wolfgang Mozart. It’s a fast-paced symphony of live music and animation, all controlled by a wigged imbecile randomly pushing buttons on his computerized piano. It's a delightful waste of incredible technology.

WINNIE STACK

Winnie Stack's life was smooth sailing—until she discovered the hit sitcom The Office. Suddenly, things became far more complicated. Featuring real diary entries from 2007, characters from her adolescence, and lots of dancing, this is the story of how one particular receptionist was an 11-year-old's gay awakening.

ISMAEL LOUTFI

Ismael Loufi calls his dad "the most religious man in the world." And he has photos of his car to prove it. This is the story of Ismael's dad, his doomed plot to convert Florida to Islam by turning his car into a moving billboard for the Quran, and the impact that had on his family.

JAMIE LINN WATSON

Jamie Linn Watson, the first comedian scientist with a BFA in acting, dissects her past dating experiences to scientifically determine why she is still single. Part TED Talk, part standup, all relatable, this true Woman in STEM has discovered why she is never seen as “more than just a friend.”

JUAN NICOLÓN

The title truly says it all. Comedian Juan Nicolón loves soup. He’s spent his life collecting soup facts, developing soup opinions and—more recently—going viral on TikTok talking about nothing but soup. In this show, Juan dedicates a full 30 minutes of his life (and yours) to his favorite topic.

SARAH ADELMAN

Sarah Adelman is a boy-crazy stand-up comedian who moonlights as a research scientist at a sperm bank. Get an inside look into the world of human subjects research, reproductive medicine, and why Sarah's serial monogamy and inability to pass the Bechdel test make her the perfect candidate to professionally study semen.