Friday Starts The Weekend! Oh Wait, It Really Does
When comedian Greg Hahn takes the stage, he brings an energetic, all-out style of physical humor, one-liners and crowd work unlike you've ever seen. And once he get's going there's no stopping him because he doesn't have time for laughs, he's out to create immediate pandemonium and panic. Hahn will wear an audience out with his rapid-fire jokes leave them holding their sides, trying to catch their breath in no time. Though Hahn's resume includes numerous television appearances and headlining countless comedy clubs, his true calling may be as a speaker at corporate functions. Hahn is famous for stepping behind the podium during stuffy business events and pretending to be a guest speaker, only to launch into his bizarre antics. Needless to say, it takes everyone in attendance completely off guard.

In Todd We Trust
Todd Yohn doesn’t have the red hair anymore, but his new look hasn’t hampered his comedy in anyway. His off the wall antics, improvisational comedy and catchy songs are as funny as ever. If you haven’t seen Todd perform live, you’re missing out on a show that Tommy G. calls one of the funniest he’s ever seen. Yohn is one of the rare performers who can get audiences laughing with just a look or a lip quiver, but he doesn't rely solely on physical comedy. When he joins us in the studio, he comes equipped with his handy guitar and belts out tunes tunes like Orange Barrels, Feminine Hygiene, and Daddy Please Don't Go. He recently appeared on the BOB&TOM album Odd Balls performing the song You Can’t Say… with good buddy Pat Godwin. Todd is also taking part in the juggernaut that is The Friends of the BOB&TOM Show comedy tour.

The Born-Again Bachelor
Over the years, comedian Mark Knope has been through a lot. From being carried home from the hospital upside down as a baby, to becoming a “born-again bachelor” after his wife walked out, Mark has had enough emotionally draining experiences to fill three or four comedy acts. As a 15-plus year veteran of the standup, Knope has performed his shtick in front of all audiences of all size and in every type of venue, cruise ships, comedy clubs, and even broom closets. On stage, Knope uses sound effects, funny stories, and everything else in his comedic arsenal to involve and endear himself to any and all people. If you like his stuff, why not purchase his CD, Don't Laugh, It'll Only Encourage Him.

How Short is He?
Comedian Kevin Jordan is a five foot four baby-faced African American with a charming smile. He looks like anything but the typical L.A. cop. But for five years that is exactly what he was ... except for one thing, he was definitely not typical. A self-described "people person" Jordan claims he was once written up by a superior officer for being too nice. One of a crop of shorter-than-average officers allowed on the force when the department lowered its height standard to recruit more women and minorities, Kevin had trouble reaching the gas pedal of his patrol car, according to one of his ratings reports. Once when he drove the car without a partner, a citizen called the police station to report that a little kid had stolen a police car.
On stage Kevin Jordan really gets the audience going with tales of his former career but that is by no means his whole show. Kevin's version of "life with father" has his audience holding their sides and nodding in recognition in between guffaws. Kevin's unique view of the world grew from his designated seat in the family station wagon - facing backwards. That could be why the comedy business suits him so much better than that police uniform.

Too Good to Be True
Tim Bedore has been on a hot streak lately with his weekly Vague But True editorials, which is why we're so eager to find out what his next installment will be about. Over the past year, these musings have helped us learn a lot about Tim, including his predictions on the upcoming year, the joy he finds in defacing SkyMall magazines, the constant struggle between being a good father and a good comedian and his theory on how animals are trying to wipe out our species. But no matter the topic, we're happy he'll be reporting on it from his new home up north, where the introverts stare at their shoes and the extroverts stare at your shoes. Plus, make sure you stick around for the conclusion of VBT because Bedore now has a catchy little outro that you just can't help but sing along with.