The One and Only Drew Hastings
Though Drew Hastings is one of our most frequent visitors, we never run out of things to talk about when he stops by. It may have to do with his conversational skills, or years worth of standup comedy material, but more than likely it's his life as a metrosexual farmer that keeps things interesting. Drew may be one of the most brilliant comedians working today, but we're positive he's the only guy raising pigs and growing corn while wearing a black mock turtle-neck sweater.

Kira, Kira, Kira!
She may have been born into a poor family in the former Soviet Union, but Kira Soltanovich has enjoyed nothing buy success since coming to America.  After growing up in San Francisco, Kira attended San Diego State University where she was trained in arts of comedy, acting and writing.  She’s used these skills to her advantage by becoming a talented comedian and actress who is just as comfortable performing material as she is writing it.   Kira’s stand-up comedy has been featured on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, E! VH1, but she’s also been seen as an actress on Third Rock From the Sun, Girls Behaving Badly and Iggy Cool.

The Master Plan
James P. Connolly is a Harvard graduate and former Marine Corps Infantry Office but somehow ended up as a standup comedian. For some, that might be considered a step down, but you wouldn’t think that after looking at his resume. Connolly has been featured on Comedy Central, HBO, SiTV, UPN and hosts the show Movie Obsessions on VH1. He’s been a finalist in a number of top comedy competitions such as Ed McMahon’s Next Big Star and Laugh Riots, plus he’s got a great voice, which you can hear on his new CD, The Master Plan.

Tales of a Diaper Diva
While up on stage, comedienne Patti Vasquez is more like a close personal friend sharing humorous stories than she is a joke teller. Call her act "comedy with heart" or call it hysterically funny, Vasquez entertains audiences with her charming perspectives on politics, relationships and growing up in an Irish-Mexican-American family. Along with her storytelling, Patti keeps her audiences in stitches by pointing out the oddities in the everyday events and situations that anyone can relate to. Recently Patti has become one of the featured performers on the BOB&TOM Comedy All-Stars Tour.

NASCAR's Most Eligible Bachelor
For almost two decades now, Carl Edwards has done two things, drive and win. Though he began his career on dirt tracks, Carl first broke onto the national scene as a driver for Roush Racing in the Craftsman Truck Series. From there he made a name for himself in both of NASCAR’s series. Since 2005, he and his #99 Office Depot Ford Fusion have won nine Sprint Cup races, five Nationwide races, earned 59 top ten finished, and started on three poles. He's also become one of the most marketable and most eligible racers in the Series.

FACTOID - Carl Edwards is popular among fans for celebrating his wins by doing a back flip off his car after a win.

Conversation Starter
Comedian Costaki Economopoulos may be the star of our most oddly named segment, but it also happens to be one of the funniest. Since it's debut a few months ago, The Economonologue, as he's dubbed it, has covered a variety of topics including strange superstitions, odd phobias and the origin of clichés. Costaki's able to take the things he sees and hears in everyday life and turn turn them into comedic observations you won't be able to believe you haven't thought of before, and will never be able to forget. In other news, Costaki is just one of the comedians taking part in the huge BOB&TOM All-Stars Comedy Tour. Also on the tour, his close personal friend, Caroline Rhea.

If Billy Crystal Can Do It, Why Can't Bill Scheft
While we may not be going out on a limb in saying this, Bill Scheft is clearly our favorite guest that writes monologues for The Late Show with David Letterman, wrote "The Show" for Sports Illustrated, and is the author of the highly acclaimed novel, The Ringer. Even with all these credits to his name, one thing he hasn't done is play Major League Baseball for his favorite team, the Boston Red Sox. Before last week, this dream may have seemed impossible, but now that 60-year-old actor Billy Crystal has paved the way by playing in a spring training game for the Yankees, Bill may actually have a shot.

FACTOID - If you enjoyed The Ringer, why not check out Bill's Thurber Prize nominated novel, Time Won't Let Me.

Comedy For All Ages
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.