The Geoff Brown
If you watch comedy competitions on television, there’s a very good chance you’ve seen comedian Geoff Brown perform. Brown won the Star Search comedy competition in 1994, was featured on seasons one and three of Last Comic Standing, was a performer on Spy TV and has popped up on a number of sitcoms over the years. Before he entered standup comedy, Geoff was a member of the US marines, and though his fellow soldiers loved the way he kept cracking everyone up, his superiors thought his talents would be better utilized as a civilian, in places where he had no access to heavy artillery.

Sounds Like Fun
Tim Cavanagh is a man who can come up with a song about anything, which is a skill that comes in quite handy when he sits down to write. From obscure holidays to oddball news stories, Tim is the man we turn to whenever we need a tribute to a subject that we never expected to need a song about. On the show, Tim is famous for previously being "One-Minute Song Guy" and currently for his Cavalcade of Celebrity Birthdays feature.

Living the High Life
Though people love television programs, it seems more and more that the water cooler discussions about TV revolve around commercials. Even the Super Bowl, which is the most watched show of the year, is often trumped by the ads that run between breaks in the game. And while the most companies have made major strides in creating memorable and humorous ads, the kings of the genre are the beer companies. These brewers of booze are responsible for some of the most beloved ad campaigns in history, and somehow they still manage to come up with new and original spots. One such ongoing series involves the removal of Miller High Life from establishments that are deemed unworthy of selling the product. Actor Windell D. Middlebrooks portrays the Miller delivery guy who’s on a mission to make sure only places that promote living the high life are allowed to serve it.

The Future is Now
Now that his run starring in his own one-man off-Broadway show "Sleepwalk With Me" has come to a close, you'd think Mike Birbiglia would want to take some much needed time off, but that's not the case. Instead, Birbigs is set to kick off his new "I'm In the Future Also" comedy tour which will be crisscrossing the country all summer long. Tickets for number of shows are available for pre-sale now. Check out his website for details. While there you can also watch some of his animated videos, read a few Secret Public Journal entries and maybe even buy a T-shirt or two.

Funny Chick
Comedian Melanie Maloy finds it awkward to describe her own act, so she asked us to do it for her.  She’s charismatic, energetic, refreshing, “out there,” and according the E! Network, she’s one of the top 50 Funniest People.  Maloy enjoys having fun with the crowd when she performs, priding herself on the fact that no two shows are ever the same. And while she doesn’t have a filthy act, she’s by no means G-rated.  Unlike most comedians who hide their work from their parents, Melanie was actually encouraged to pursue a career in comedy by her mother who talked her into try an open mic night.

Hello? Sweeney-San
If you ask him, or check out his media kit, Mark Sweeney will tell you he's a "professional comedian," even though his credits also include acting roles in Boston Public, The Visitor, and Days of Our Lives. Along with those TV programs, Sweenz has also starred in several independent films which leads us to believe he's done a lot of porn. The four years he spent in the US Marines were forgettable, either that or he just can't remember them. Though his military history is a bit fuzzy, he's constantly being reminded that at some point he attended college, which is why he's still on the run from the student loan collectors.

Fresh off the Links
Since Drew Hastings visits our studio more often than our cleaning crew, we figured he'd be a natural to have in while Tom is out recovering from his vacatin. Drew is not only one of the most brilliant comedians working today, he's also one of the only metrosexual "Gentleman Farmers" in the midwest. Unless you know of another guy raising pigs and growing corn while wearing a black mock turtle-neck sweater.

He's Got the Beat
When comedian Greg Hahn takes the stage, he does so with an energetic, all-out style of physical humor, one-liners and crowd work like you've never seen before. And once he lets loose, there's no stopping him because Hahn doesn't have time for laughs, he's out to create immediate pandemonium and panic. Hahn can wear an audience out with his rapid-fire jokes and leave them holding their sides, trying to catch their breath. Greg is one of the most manic comedians to ever enter our studio, something that was only amplified when we sat him in front of a full drum set last time he was here. Find the ringtone below.

Speaking His Mind
If you want to see a show where comedians can give you straight talk about important issues, than "Martin Lawrence presents 1st Amendment Stand-Up" is the program for you. And if you tune into this show every Friday at 11pm on Starz, you'll meet host and comedian Doug Williams, who also just happens to be perfect for you. Along with comedy, Williams has also been featured in the film The Nutty Professor, and the TV shows "The Bernie Mac Show" and "The Mind of the Married Man."

A Talk With Costaki
The only thing harder to spell than Costaki Economopoulos' name, is the weekly feature he hosts, The Economonologue. However, we figure that since it's a made up word, we've got a little wiggle room if we happen to misplace an 'o' or a 'u.' And though his is not a name you'd want to get as a puzzle on Wheel of Fortune, it is one you don't mind seeing on our guest board because he's one of the most clever comedians work

When Animal's Attack
For longer than we can remember comedian Tim Bedore has been joining us each Wednesday to deliver an editorial in which he talks about whatever happens to be on his mind. These musings can range from his relationship with his daughter, to hot topics in the news, and even updates on how the animal kingdom is waging war on mankind.

David Cook Sings the Songs of David Cook
Season seven winner of American Idol David Cook first entered pop culture singing other artists songs on the top rated reality show, but his self-titled first album has shown that his musical talent is far more advanced than the program let him showcase.  Cook is a first class rocker who rewrote chart history when 11 of his songs debuted on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, the highest number of new entries in a single week by an artist since the Beatles.  Since then, Cook has been crisscrossing the country on tour, with upcoming dates in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Delaware, Washington D.C. and New Jersey.

British Invasion
Originally from London, England, comedian Dave Baker is making a name for himself here in the States while keeping his British perspective. From NY to L.A., Baker is hitting clubs and winning over fans by sharing his views on the American way of life. Baker was recently featured on a CBS special along with some of comedy's biggest stars, and his material can be seen on a number of mobil networks.

Why He Watches
Long time friend of the show, Dr. Will Miller. Dr Will is an ordained minister, former standup comedian, keynote speaker, teacher and full-time therapist at a major University, yet somehow he still finds time to write books including Why We Watch and Refrigerator Rights (the latter of which has just recently been re-released with an all new chapter and updated research.) He's also the formorst expert on how classic television secretly revals the inner stuggles in all of us. Meaning, while you watch shows like Mr. Ed and Bewitched to get a few laughs, he's looking to find out what's going on in that messed up brain of yours.