All Grown Up
Sure he may look a little like an elf in this photo, but not long after it was taken, Greg Warren grew into a lean, mean, ass-kicking machine. At least, that's what he tells us. Better known to our audience as "Flute-Man Greg," Mr. Warren first charmed us with stories about kids who have dads that hunt for bigfoot and the odd behaviors of his three or forty uncles. But he really cemented his place in BOB&TOM history when he broke out his bit on playing the clarinet, or as his buddy called it, a flute. Not only did this piece add the phrase "hit 'em with your flute" to our vocabulary, it has also caused anyone with the name Nick to be forever referred to as "No Neck Nick." Greg is also a former state champion in wrestling, has a cauliflower ear, and will be featured on the next edition of the BOB&TOM Comedy Tour on Comedy Central.

Hard to Describe,
Easy to Love
Bizarre and demented are two adjectives normally reserved for mentally ill patients, but when you tack on sarcastic and hilarious, you’re probably talking about a standup comedian. One man who fits that description is Andy Hendrickson, whose act (which as been described as having a touch of cynicism mixed with a boy next door charm) has been entertaining audiences in comedy clubs everywhere. His original songs and comedic jabs have been broadcast on a variety of mediums including TV, satellite radio and even cellular phones.

It's Okay, He's Legal
While most 20-year-olds are either living at home with their parents or spending time trying to score in college, Taylor Williamson has chosen to take a different path, that of a standup comedian. He began his career at the tender age of 17, but now with three years of experience under his belt, this veteran of the road has already been featured in a number of magazines and has even made an appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Along with earning the right to purchase and consume alcohol, Taylor’s big summer also includes traveling and performing in clubs around the country as well as making his first stop by the BOB&TOM Show.

Back in Black
He's indignant, he's exasperated, he's "America's foremost commentator on everything," he's comedian Lewis Black and he'll be hosting Comedy Central's Live at Gotham this Friday. But Black is no stranger to Comedy Central viewers, his satirical, comedic commentary on the perils of everyday life, Back in Black, is one of the most popular segments on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart. Born and raised on the East Coast, Black attended Yale where he began a career as an actor and a playwright. He soon found himself on tour, working in theaters across the country. This would in turn lead him into standup comedy, where now he is one of the most sought after headliners working today. Black is also a regular on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and has been featured in a number of movies and TV shows.

FACTOID - Lewis Black has authored over 40 plays that have been produced in theaters across the country, including "Czar of Rock and Roll" and "The Deal."

Bedore vs. Beast
Since Tim Bedore's popular segment, Vague But True, has become a regular feature on the BOB&TOM show, certain topics seem to pop up on a regular basis. One of the most popular subject matters has been the secret war raging between man and beast which Tim has dubbed the "Animal Conspiracy." The first installment of this larger work appeared on the album B&T Camel Toe almost three years ago, but as the news stories keep adding up and listener e-mails keep rolling in, Tim has had no choice but to continue informing the masses about this ongoing battle. Will the crisis continue in this week's report? You'll just have to tune in to find out.

You Sound Familiar
You May recognize Frank Caliendo as a long time star of MAD TV, as the comic relief on FOX NFL Sunday, or even from his multiple appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman. Actually, on second though, maybe you don't. If his face doesn't look familiar, it's probably because Caliendo is a master impressionist who spends more time on screen portraying other people than he does as himself. Caliendo's impressive impressions include celebrities like Al Pacino, Jim Rome, Adam Sandler, Robin Williams, Ted Knight, Jeff Goldblum, and a John Madden so good you could swear it was the real thing. It's been awhile since Frank last visited us in the studio, so we're eager to catch up as well as find out who he's bringing with him.

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Little Known History Tidbits
In the world of the BOB&TOM Show, Scott Dunn has become famous for his celebrity roasts and the ability to turn any event in history, no matter how obscure, into a comedy routine. So far he's skewered George Washington, Jesus, Frankenstein, Lewis & Clark, the first Thanksgiving, and even the funeral of Abraham Lincoln. We've enjoyed these bits so much that B&T decided to make it a regular feature. Now each Monday, Scott surprises us with a new history lesson in which you're guaranteed to laugh and might even learn a little something too.

FACTOID - Scott Dunn is also the author of two novels, The Big Cookie and Through the Turn

Making the Grade
Do you think you know a lot about sports? How About News? Even if you answered 'no' to both, Dan St. Paul still thinks he's got the perfect feature for you. In his weekly News and Sports Quiz, Dan (the man made famous by his First Baseball Game bit) gives our audience a pop-quiz based on what's going on in the world of current events. If you think you've got what it takes to get a passing grade, grab a #2 pencil and some paper and see if you're smarter than the cast of the BOB&TOM Show. Take the quiz!