We Bet They Never Say His Name Right Over the PA
Comedian Costaki Economopoulos' humor has been described as smart, pointed, hip, sharp, insightful, socially relevant, and gut-laugh funny and he’s been described as a “casually brilliant joke philosopher.” Just look at his business card, it's all right there. Aside from standup comedy, Costaki is still looking for a full time staff writing position on a sitcom, so if anybody “knows a guy,” make sure to give him a call (he's in the book). But until that day comes, the biggest name in comedy is keeping busy with other projects, including the release of his new CD, C'mon It's Jokes.

Tommy The Kid
Tommy Johnagin started his stand-up career at the ripe young age of eighteen. Tommy dropped out of college at twenty-one to pursue his dream and become a full time comedian. Tommy vows he will one day make enough money to pay his parents back for the six semesters of college he wasted. Tommy doesn’t curse on stage but doesn’t steer away from any topic. If it’s funny Tommy will say it.

The South Will Rise Again
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. If you need proof, just listen to the piece The Aggravator, or his song Church League Softball Fistfight, both of which can be found on the album, Happy Hour.

Once A Marine, Always a Marine, or at Least Entertaining Them
Good friend of the show Mark Sweeney is a professional comedian, and a very good one at that, but that hasn't always been his career. You could call Sweeney-San a jack of all trades, considering he's served as a bus boy, construction worker, real estate agent, bartender and copier repairman. In the arena of performing, he's also been an actor, appearing on TV shows like Boston Public, Third Rock From the Sun, and Days of Our Lives. But looking through his resume, the occupation that stands out most is the four years he spent in the US Marines, or as he puts it, a full time job partying around the globe. That experience came in handy on his recent tour of Iraq where Sweenz was entertaining troops as part of the Comics on Duty World Tour.

FACTOID - Mark Sweeney is the oldest of six children, which he equates to being the emcee at a comedy club. You come out cold, have to break the ice and everyone expects you to suck

FACTOID - Mark fashioned his "new look" with inspiration from this famous mug shot of pernnial wacko Nick Nolte.

How to Die a Happy Man
Though you may think it’s never too late for a guy to have a good time, you’re days of fun and freedom are numbered. That’s why author Tim Burke has written the new book Die Happy: 99 Things Every Guy’s Gotta Do While He Still Can. In it, Burke preaches that every guy has to do something audacious, ostentatious or just plain fun before he ‘settles down.’ What’s even better is that Burke takes the guessing game out of the equation. Now you don’t have to rack your brain trying to figure out what to do, you can just crack open the book and follow his lead. Find out how to get a ‘good job,’ score with women, and where to party all in one fun-filled guide.