Songs of the South
We received the news only a short time ago that we'd be joined in the studio by comedian Tim Wilson. But that's no surprise, we know he likes to keep his visits a secret so that Bob doesn't call in sick once he's found out. All kidding aside, Mr. Wilson is one of our absolute favorite guests and he's a a true "friend of the show." However, no comedian causes more of a stir when they appear on the air than the southern singer/songwriter (that's why he's the only one who has his own disclaimer). Along with his music, Wilson is recognized for his love of NASCAR and the state of Georgia and his distrust of almost everything else. Need proof? Just pick up a copy of his new album, But I Could Be Wrong.

Costaki Live
The only thing harder to spell than Costaki Economopoulos' name, is the weekly feature he hosts, The Economonologue. However, we figure that sense 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 seeing on our guest board because he's one of the most clever comedians working today. He also happens to be dating the very lovely and very funny Caroline Rhea.

It's In the Bagg
As a young boy growing up in Terrace, British Columbia, Ian Bagg knew he had the gift to make people laugh; he just decided not to open it until he got a little older. Instead, waited until he moved to New York City and embarked on his journey to become a professional stand-up comedian. Since then he's been doing quite well for himself. He's a Tonight Show veteran, has landed starring roles in three feature length films, two of which co-starred a monkey, and has been featured on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Dr. Katz, Premium Blend and The Late, Late Show. Aside from TV, Bagg can regularly be seen performing headlining comedy clubs across the country, and at the occasional hockey game.

Get Bengt
When a comedian describes himself as a ditzy, neurotic and logistically impaired "unaccomplished mormon," chances are he's got an act that you'd want to see. In the case of Bengt (the 'G' is silent) Washburn, that turns out to be true. While Washburn's every day life consists of being a father of two and a husband of one (surprisingly), his comedy resume includes winning the San Francisco International Comedy Festival and two comedy albums titled "Get Bengt" and "Mormon Meets World.

Every Office Should Have a John Garrett
Who wouldn’t be happy with a highly respected position at a ‘Big Five’ accounting firm as a Certified Public Accountant. John Garrett, that’s who. Not satisfied being one of the few accountants with a good sense of humor, he preferred instead to be one of the only standup comedians in the world with a CPA. Now he can take the stage at colleges and clubs around the country and poke fun at the corporate world he couldn’t wait to leave, and he’s having a great time doing it. He can also help other comedians with their taxes, that is, if he can find some that file them.

Mr. Skin Presents
The Anatomy Awards
He's seen over 20,000 movies, but doesn't remember a single plot. He's Mr. Skin, the world's foremost authority on female nudity in film, and he's helping his followers learn the true meaning of the term "double feature." From his humble beginnings as a young man collecting nude clips of hot actresses from R & PG rated movies, Mr Skin has turned his hobby into an empire. His website includes screen shots of naked celebs, movie reviews and yearly presentations of his "Anatomy Awards." So if you're looking for a hard to find clip, or looking for a good rental suggestion for the evening, make sure to check out all the titillating archived data at MrSkin.com. You can also own Mr. Skin's work in print form as he's released the book, Mr. Skin's Skincyclopedia : The A-to-Z Guide to Finding Your Favorite Actresses Naked.

FACTOID - Mr. Skin says that of all the people he's ever talked to, Bob Kevoian is the most knowledgeable when it comes to the subject of adult cinema.

Sleepwalking
Across America
Comedian Mike Birbiglia is man of deep thoughts. He's a man who sleep walks. But, he's also a traveling comedian which means he's not only on the road a lot, he's also got plenty of free time. Mix those three factors together and you end up with a little something he likes to call his Secret Public Journal. The Legions of adoring fans who have signed up for his newsletter get his very secret yet very public writings e-mailed directly to them on a regular basis, but out of respect for those who haven't joined, Mike is going to give us a call to do a reading live on the show!

Living the Dream
When college doesn’t appeal to you, you can’t find a good job, and you have a hard time passing drug tests, you’re really only left with one career option, stand-up comedy.  Geoff Tate discovered this life path only a few short years ago but is already making it work for him.  Now as a professional comedian and freelance joke writer, Tate is living the dream; enjoying a life of sitting around, eating sandwiches, sleeping in and watching TV, that is, when he’s not up on stage.

A Man Who Needs
No Introduction
The humorous and huggable Bob Zany is set to deliver his eagerly anticipated Zany Report and we couldn't be more excited. Because he's had a full week to prepare, we're sure Zany will be bringing his A-material for what is sure to be the biggest, funniest, most spectacular report of all time (no pressure, Bob). If for some reason you aren’t exhausted from laughing when it’s all said and done, there's always BobZany.com where you can test your hand at punch line writing by playing Fix The Joke Baby. Pick up one of those "Salmon: The Other Pink Meat" T-shirts while you're at it.

Traveling & Unraveling
You wouldn’t think a guy that writes songs like Dog Doo Blues #48 and I Killed Walter Matthau would be the same guy who discovered folk princess Jewel, but singer/songwriter Steve Poltz is both. Poltz, the co-author of Jewel’s smash hit single You Were Meant For Me, began his music career as a member of the The Rugburns, but after releasing three albums with the group, Steve decided it was time to pursue a solo career. Not one to conform to a single genre, Poltz writes songs that cover the entire musical spectrum. He can sing a beautiful folk tune then turn around and sing a number of 46-second songs that he’d used as outgoing messages on his answering machine (such as the very popular, Sugar Booger). Poltz has recorded six solo albums including his most recent release, Traveling. This CD also has a companion record, Unraveling, but you're going to have to see him on tour to get it.

The Lighter Side of History
If an event of any importance has happened in the past, chances are comedian Scott Dunn can write a joke about it.  Well, not just a joke, an entire routine to be exact.  How can we make such a bold statement?  We have the proof.  Scott has spent the past year calling in to the show every Monday to give us a little history lesson, with a twist. These lessons aren’t boring and stuffy like when your grandpa rambles on about his youth.  No, these tales from times past are chock-full of jokes, laughs and even a few actual historical tidbits you might be able to use in a trivia game down the road.