BOB&TOM welcome two of our their favorite young comedians to the studio. Ryan Dalton and Andy Hendrickson get up earlier than they're used to and try to be funny. But that's why they get paid the big bucks. Oh, and we've got "Southern Fried Chick," Sonya White.

Andy Hendrickson

Bizarre and demented are two adjectives normally reserved for people with serious mentally problems, but when you tack on sarcastic and hilarious, you’re probably talking about a standup comedian. One man who fits that description is Andy Hendrickson, whose act (which as been described as having a touch of cynicism mixed with a boy next door charm) has been entertaining audiences in comedy clubs everywhere. His original songs and comedic jabs have been broadcast on a variety of mediums including TV, satellite radio and even cellular phones. Follow Andy on Facebook and twitter.

Ryan Dalton

A native of Cleveland, OH, Ryan Dalton discovered after graduating from college that the entertainment industry might be right for him because it was one of the few places where a basic lack of knowledge on any subject is not only necessary, but also embraced. He uses standup comedy as a way to poke fun at controversy and the “everyday personal injustices” that are dealt with by the common man. He also tries to defend the common woman whenever possible. Follow Ryan on facebook and twitter. Check out this April Fool's Day prank that a comedy club pulled on Ryan.

Sonya White

Known for her work with the Souther Fried Chicks comedy tour, Sonya White's stand-up has been featured all over television. She's been on "Star Search," "Girls Behaving Badly," and "Last Comic Standing." Along with stand-up, White is also well versed in voices and impressions, some of which have been featured on Cartoon Network and in promos for "The Jerry Springer Show."