Finding Love the Old Fashioned Way, Online
Comedian Sean Morey's songs usually contain very heartfelt and well thought out messages. His tune Ghost Chickens in the Sky examines poultry's plight against the farmer's ax, his Man Song discusses the power struggle between men and women and On the Internet is all about how hard it is to find love in today's society. The messages may not sound as profound when accompanied by his banjo, but if you can get past that, these songs might possibly teach you a little about life, love and even yourself. And if you really enjoy Sean's music, see if you can find him on any number of online dating services. We hear that's how he now spends the majority of his time.

Looking For Mr. Right
Comedian Jason Stuart is much more than just one of the best openly gay headlining stand-up's in the country, he's also a top-notch lecturer and comedic actor. With his one-man show, Looking For Mr. Right, Jason uses his humor to to entertain and inform audiences about what it's like to be a gay man living in Hollywood. And he should know, he's been popping up all over Hollywood. Stuart recently appeared on the new hit show House M.D. and also co-produced and starred in the new film, 10 Attitudes. Sitcom lovers may recognize him as the psychiatrist on My Wife and Kids, or during one of his multiple appearances on Will & Grace. Fans of his standup comedy can now listen to his act anytime they want by purchasing his first comedy album, Gay Comedy Without a Dress.

The Shroud of the Thwacker
Chris Elliott first appeared on the scene as a stand-up comic, but it was working as a writer for The Late Night with David Letterman that really launched his career. During his time there, his team of joke writers walked away with four Emmy awards and he became a regular on the show, appearing as a number of popular characters including "The Guy Who Lives Under the Seats." Elliot went on to star in his own underrated television series, Get a Life, and became a regular guest star on Everybody Loves Raymond, however, he's probably most recognized from his roles in the movies Groundhog’s Day, Cabin Boy, and There’s Something About Mary. Be on the lookout for Chris Elliott's name in bookstores when he releases his first novel, The Shroud of the Thwacker,

Nathan Trenholm
Nathan Trenholm is a quick witted, clever comedian who captures audiences with his surprising twists and rapid punch lines. Raised in Chicago, Nathan majored in Theatre at the University of Illinois, a skill that seems to have helped him in his post-graduate life. A veteran of the world famous Second City comedy team, Trenholm was the winner three standup competitions in Chicago before packed up his bags and moved to Los Angeles. Trenholm has been featured on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend.

It's Like Talking to Him on the Phone, Only Slightly Better
For almost a year now, Mike Birbiglia has been sharing his stories from the road in a little segment he likes to call his Secret Public Journal, now accompanied by a snappy little intro featuring the full BOB&TOM horn section. We're very excited to say that this week he'll actually be performing this reading live in the studio. And who knows, maybe he'll do a little standup comedy too, or course, he'll be doing it sitting down. When he's not busy writing, Mike can be found performing on the FRIENDS OF THE B&T SHOW COMEDY TOUR. He's also constantly adding new content to his website such as links to have his journal entries mailed right to you.and an ongoing search for the world's best pizza.

You've Heard Words to Remember...
Tim Bedore has been a weekly Wednesday fixture on the show with his 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 daughter's relationship with their dog, his thoughts on creationism, a lonely trip down a gay nude beach, 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 (now performed by the BOB&TOM singers) that you just can't help but sing along with. But remember, tempo is the key.

Don't Look Now, It's Rodney Carrington
If you don’t watch TV or regularly listen to the BOB&TOM Show, then chances are you haven’t heard that good friend of the show Rodney Carrington has is own sitcom, Rodney. For everyone else, this is old news. And though Rodney’s now a big time TV star, he is still finding time to head out on the road and perform his standup comedy, which includes all the jokes and music he can’t get past the ABC censors. Along with making frequent stops to sold out arenas and theaters, Carrington is also popping up all over the place on TV to promote the second season of his show which has seen a steady climb in the ratings. Check out the season premiere of Rodney this Tuesday on ABC.

FACTOID – Rodney got his first record deal after he was heard performing the song "Fred" on the BOB&TOM Show

Aren't We on the 'Do Not Call' List?
Comedian Bob Zany may not realize it by the way we treat him when he calls in, but he's our most eagerly anticipated guest each week. There are few comedians working today that have the guts it takes to come on a nationally syndicated radio show every week and perform all new material. Then to top it all off, he invites listeners to call in and fix the jokes that some (meaning Tom) have deemed 'virtually laugh free.' Sounds fun doesn't it? Catch The Zany Report every Tuesday so you too can play "Fix the Joke Baby" where the prize package includes CDs, t-shirts, and a BOB&TOM VIP membership.