He's Not Anti-Social, He's Just a Comedian
When you’ve been kicked out of every organization you’ve ever joined and fired from every job you’ve ever had it’s safe to say you may be a bit of a social outcast. That’s exactly why Robert Duchaine went into stand up comedy, a profession where you can make your own rules and people actually pay to listen to you speak your mind. Duchaine is a regular in Las Vegas, but still finds the time to make his presence felt around the rest of the country. Even if he doesn’t stop by your neck of the woods, you can hear him on his new CD, Run When the Cops Show Up, available on his website.

One of the Greats
Known as one of the funniest and most well respected standup comedians in the nation, it's no wonder Robert Schimmel is mentioned in the same conversations as fellow legends Bill Cobsy, George Carlin, Sam Kinison and Lenny Bruce. One thing that separates Schimmel from the majority of comedians is the frank, funny and extremely blue nature of his comedy. Part of Schimmel's charm comes from his ability to discuss dark and taboo topics that make people laugh and squirm at the same time. He's also not afraid to speak his mind or be open about his real life problems including his heart attack, battle with cancer, and love life. This controversial nature has made him a perfect fit for cable, as he's starred in multiple HBO specials, many of which are now available on CD and DVD.

Laughing at Life
Everybody has to deal with the troubles of everyday life, but it takes a special kind of person to be able to talk about these issues in a way that makes audiences laugh. It just so happens that Doug Saulnier is one of those people.  Growing up in Boston, Doug realized he had this gift and used it to his advantage by telling elaborate stories and jokes to anyone who would listen.  Eventually he found work as a comedy club emcee, and from there, it wasn’t long before he was working the biggest clubs in New York City.  It was here he was noticed by comedy legend Robert Schimmel, who was so impressed with what he saw, he asked Doug to tour with him.  Not a bad.

The Gentleman Farmer
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.

Preacher's Kid Gone Wild
Twenty-five-year-old comedian Kristin Key was the youngest finalist ever to appear on NBC’s Last Comic Standing. But this was nothing new to her. After getting into the comedy scene at the age of 19, she quickly became one of the youngest headline comedy acts in the country. Don’t let her sweet, sexy outer demeanor fool you; she’s actually quite the firecracker. With her fearless style of comedy and biting tongue, she’s earned the reputation “Preacher’s Kid Gone Wild,” a title she cherishes. For Kristin, no two shows should ever be the same and nothing is off limits. When not performing, she continues to live in L.A. perusing her dream of acting in film or television.

Those Zany Days
of Summer
It’s time again for everyone’s favorite weekly feature, and only the approaching NFL season could possibly compare to the excitement it brings. Bob Zany, legendary standup comedian, Telethon Host and all around great guy, is ready to run the comedy gauntlet once again in hopes of getting the entire cast to laugh, at least once! And even if he can't complete this mission with his Zany Report alone, he'll also come prepared with a new installment of Fix the Joke, Baby to save the segment. Because as we know, things are always funnier when there's free stuff involved.

It's Not Delivery,
It's DiGiorgio
Comedian Mario DiGiorgio hasn’t been in the business long, but when you can win a “Funniest Person in Austin” contest less than a year after joining the profession, you know you’ve made a good career move. The to add to his resume, he followed that up by becoming a finalist in the HBO/Aspen Open Call for Stand-Up; was a finalist in Comedy Central’s Laugh Riots competition and was the principal comic in an Anheuser-Busch industrial commercial. These days, Mario can be found touring the country with an ever-swelling catalogue of smart, inventive material. Along with his budding stand-up career, Mario has also started his own clothing line called BigNoseLittleDog, and wrote the uplifting book A Cynic’s Guide to a Rich and Full Life.

It's All Been Dunn Before
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 Ben Franklin, the Burr Hamilton dual, the Louisiana Purchase, George Washington, first Thanksgiving, and even the funeral of Abraham Lincoln. 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.