Andy Kindler is known in comedy circles as a troublemaker. Originally from New York, and now complaining from California, he annoys people all over the world.

Andy is a frequent guest and correspondent for The Late Show with David Letterman. Each summer at the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal he delivers the State of the Industry address to a packed ballroom filled with comics and Hollywood industry types. He is infamous for his scathing attacks on the world of entertainment, including the previously taboo practice of making fun of his fellow comedians. Just as the comedy boom of the nineties was imploding, Andy wrote the “Hack’s Handbook” for National Lampoon. This “how to” guide satirized and exposed tired comedy formulas.

Andy was recently seen as a judge on the 7th season of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. He is the star of two half-hour Comedy Central Presents specials. He recurs on both IFC’s Maron and Fox’s hit animation Bob’s Burgers. Other noteworthy credits include the HBO Young Comedians Special, Late Night with Conan O’Brian, The Daily Show, Wizards of Waverly Place, Dr. Katz Professional Therapist, Home Movies and The Larry Sanders Show. Andy is often recognized for playing the life-affirming character “Andy” on the CBS sitcom, Everybody Loves Raymond.

Lisa Best is a comedian who currently resides in Los Angeles. She spends her free time foraging for food, defending her life choices from family members (and herself), and uncomfortably creating first person paragraphs about herself.

The Portland Monthly wrote that Lisa "has a flair for turning embarrassing stories into comedy gold." She has appeared in sketches for Comedy Central and Funny or Die, and also appeared on a terrible show on SyFy once that she hopes she'll forget about like she did her SAT score. Lisa has performed in countless festivals and competitions including the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, California's Funniest Females, Rooftop's National College Comedy Competition, Meltdown, and some others she told her parents about before they replied, "What's that?" Lisa performs standup in clubs, colleges and homeless shelters across the country. But enough about her, how are you?

Solomon Georgio burst out of the Seattle comedy scene with his own brand of indignant irreverence. He flawlessly intertwines biting social commentary with stories of his life as an openly gay African immigrant. He is a finalist of NBC’s Stand Up for Diversity, a regular performer at the Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival (Seattle, WA) and the Bridgetown Comedy Festival (Portland, OR).

Solomon recently had his television debut in February 2015 as the featured comedian on CONAN, and immediately followed it up with an appearance on Last Call with Carson Daily. He will also be the host of several episodes of the upcoming Lance Bang project for Vice, Flophouse.

As an actor, Solomon will soon be appearing on the upcoming IFC web series "Ball or Nothing", the Comedy Central web series "White Flight, and TruTV's "Adam Ruins Everything".

Guy Branum is a writer and comedian best known for serving as “Staff Homosexual” on “Chelsea Lately” and his performance as Natalie Portman’s sassy gay friend in “No Strings Attached.” Noticing a trend? He’s appeared on E!, MTV, G4, CurrentTV and lots of other channels you’d need to upgrade your cable to watch. He’s also a writer for the new season of “Punk’d” on MTV and “Fashion Police” on E!. That means he’s watched the Grammys at Joan Rivers’s house. Jealous? Guy also writes for the “Gay Voices” section of The Huffington Post and occasionally makes web videos where he dances around without his shirt on. But mostly, Guy is very, very beautiful and good at having sex.

Joe List began his comedy career in Boston, Massachusetts in 2000 just weeks after graduating from high school. Since that time List has been featured on Comedy Central's 'Live at Gotham', Fox News ‘Red Eye’, The Artie Lange Show, AXSTV's, Gotham Comedy Live and was also a semi-finalist on NBC's 'Last Comic Standing'. List has also twice been featured at the prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal as well as the Vancouver Comedy Festival and Oslo Comedy Festival. His album, So Far No Good can be heard regularly on Sirius Radio. List is also the co-host of his own popular weekly podcast Tuesdays with Stories as well as being a regular on Robert Kelly's, You Know What Dude Podcast. List resides in New York City, and when he is not on the road he can be seen regularly at the Comedy Cellar, Carolines on Broadway and Stand-Up New York comedy clubs. List considers himself to be a really nice guy.

Originally from Mississippi, Drew Platt started doing standup in New Orleans, LA. He has worked with comedians such as Louis C.K., Darrell Hammond, Kyle Kinane, Ari Shaffir, Cameron! Vannini, Sean Patton, Barry Sobel and many more. He now sleeps and keeps his belongings in San Francisco. Drew has performed at Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin, SF Sketchfest in San Francisco as well as SXSW. Shortly after moving to the San Francisco Bay Area he began performing at many different venues in and around the city. He's a regular at Doc's Lab as well as the SF Punch Line. One day Drew hopes to be as cool as the guy who took this photo. We shall see...