A Guy Who Likes Jokes
Moody McCarthy thinks about jokes constantly and fortunately for audiences, he’s enjoys sharring them with others too. With a career that spans two decades, Moody has built up a solid resume including Last Comic Standing, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Early Show and the Style Network. Moody has become a favorite around the country for his jokes on being an uncle, turning down women with raspy voices, jumping time zones and a few more topics we really don’t need to list here. But if you’re really curious, you can find out for yourself by purchasing his new CD, The Night It Went Well on his website.

Little Timmy Cavanagh
Tim Cavanagh is a man who can come up with a song about anything, which is a skill that comes in quite handy when he sits down to write. Some of his topics are ripped right from the headlines (Yam-boy) while others come from his own demented mind (99 Dead Baboons), the calendar (Equinox), or his own life experiences (Comedian on Vacation). But no matter the subject matter, each one is accompanied by his often under appreciated guitar stylings, and his backup singers known as the Cavanettes.

Going Commercial
When Tom McTigue left Seattle for Los Angeles all those years ago, he was interested in finding work in show business.  Well, he found it.  McTigue quickly became a favorite in the comedy scene performing on HBO and Showtime as well and a number of appearances on Evening at the Improv.  Along with standup, McTigue found work as an actor appearing in a few major motion pictures, but where he really found his niche was in commercial acting.  If his face looks familiar it’s probably because you’ve seen him in over 200 national TV campaigns.

FACTOID – Tom McTigue has been appearing on-air non-stop in commercials for an amazing 18 consecutive years.

Meet Vince Martin
Comedian Vince Martin wants to meet people, and being a road comic gives him the perfect opportunity to do just that.  And while he does enjoy stopping to talk to anyone who takes the time to come out to his shows, the people he’s really interested in meeting are comedians who can help him find high paying gigs, hot chicks, easy chicks, or any combination of the three.  If that sounds appealing to you and you think you’d like to get to know Vince  a little better, look for him in your local comedy clubs or on a Greyhound bus as he’s traveling from show to show.

Rob Haney Through
the Ages
Rob Haney has been a good friend of the show and a frequent visitor to the studio for many years, and over that period of time he's never thought it necessary to update his head shot. Obviously his thinking is "if it ain't broke..." Pictures aside, Rob is known to be an extremely funny guy, a wonderful joke teller, and most importantly, extremely cheap, something the guys enjoy pointing out every time he stops by. Astute listeners out there will recognize his voice from the famous Dog for Sale joke that appears on the album Gone Wild.

FACTOID - Rob Haney owns his own comedy club, Wileys, in Dayton, OH

So Many Jokes, It's Not Even Funny
Most standup comedians are well-traveled, but Geechy Guy is taking things to a whole new level. Back in January, Geechy kicked off his "Every Station in the Nation" tour of BOB&TOM Show affiliate stations. This means if you're listening to BOB&TOM on the radio, this crazy Guy is headed to your town. Though Geechy knows where he’s going, he doesn’t always know when he'll get there, so make sure to keep checking back here for our up to the minute list of tour dates. We’ll also keep a running tab of all the places Geechy's already been, because we know some of you really enjoy looking at stuff like that.

Auggie's Got Something to Say
The ranting, raving comedian from Montana, Auggie Smith is heading back to the studio and you'd better believe he's entering the studio with his guns blazing. Because Aug finds his material in the absurdities of everyday people, situations and politics, he's never had a problem finding new targets on which to take aim . Be warned, if you listen to Smith's ranting long enough, you too will find yourself following "The Word of Aug." But is that really such a bad thing? Auggie has appeared on two previous B&T albums including Happy Hour, on which he talks about the time he had to drive his dad home from the bar when he was only 9 years old.

Fun With Sound Effects
Whether he's in the studio, on the phone, or on his special ISDN line live from his home, comedian Tim Bedore joins BOB&TOM every Wednesday to bring us a new edition of his popular weekly feature, Vague But True. In these musings, Tim talks about whatever is on his mind at the time, whether that be politics, life lessons, or stories on how animals are trying to wipe out the human race. But no matter the topic, folks all over the country are glued to their radios waiting to hear what Bedore has to say, and what sound effects he'll play. And if you happen to be one of those people, here's some good news, Tim's most popular pieces from the last few years have been compiled into a spectacular two-CD set, Vague But True, which is available now!

Costaki's Economonologue
Over the past few weeks, Costaki Economopoulos has been calling in to treat us to a new regular feature that for the longest time didn't have a name or a premise, but throes minor details have been fixed (maybe) as it's now known (at least for this week) as "The Economonologue." Rolls right off the tongue, doesn't it? Known for his clever writing, 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. His punch lines have been heard on The Tonight Show, BET, and MTV. In other news, he's released his first comedy CD, C'mon It's Jokes, and is dating the beautiful and funny comedienne, Caroline Rhea.

Songs of Inspiration
Comedian Sean Morey's songs usually contain very heartfelt and well thought out messages. His tune Dear Santa examines the greed and poverty of today's society and his The Man Song discusses the power struggle between the sexes. Even On the Internet is all about how hard it is to find love in today's society, even though we've recently found out Morey is a frequent visitor to Internet dating sites. The messages may not sound as profound when accompanied by his banjo (or his guitar which he plays to make sound like a banjo), but if you can get past that, these songs might possibly teach you a little about life, love and even yourself.

Mr. Game Show
Drew Carey has made a living as the beer drinking, joke telling, everyman of comedy.  With his black-framed glasses, buzz haircut and beefy build, Carey found a niche as the voice of the average guy.  Before long he took his shtick from stage to screen on the highly successful ABC sitcom, The Drew Carey Show, and later on the comedy game show, Who’s Line is It Anyway.  Though both of those programs have come and gone, Carey is once again putting his everyman charm and hosting prowess to good use on the new CBS game show, The Power of 10.  On the show Carey leads contestants through a game in which they only have to answer five questions in a row to win $10 Million.  In other news, Carey has also been named as Bob Barker’s replacement on the new season of the long-running game show, The Price is Right.

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He's a Scat Man
Ask any artist (yes, that includes comedians) where they find their inspiration, and they'll tell you that it can come from almost anywhere. Comedian John Evans found out his muse lives in various thrift stores scattered across the country. Evans often spends an excessive amount of time wandering down aisles of discarded vintage apparel looking for more than just items to add to his snazzy wardrobe, these shopping sprees are actually a metaphor for how he develops his comedy act. Evans comes up with his material in the same way he walks through a thrift store, taking old, beaten down, uninspired topics and turning them into his own premium jokes. For example, as far as we know, nobody else has been able to turn the age-old art of scatting into a brilliant comedy routine, that is until John decided to scat AC/DC's Back in Black (which can be found on the album Donkey Show.)