Maria Bruggere is an Oregon-born, LA-based stand-up comedian, writer, podcast host, producer, and brutally honest woman. Her comedic style can be best described as a “take no prisoners approach”. She's the producer of Comedy n' Chill, a staple indie show of Los Angeles comedy scene. Maria can be heard on Netflix Is A Joke Radio on Sirius XM and seen on her podcast Room For Rent on YouTube. In addition to stand-up, Maria has also hosted for Regal Movies social channels interviewing stars during their premiere press events.

Chinedu Unaka is a Los Angeles-based comedian, actor, and writer. He’s been featured on Don't Tell Comedy, Comedy Central Presents, and the Arsenio Hall Show (Netflix is a Joke), and guest starred in movies like House Party and TV shows like Abbott Elementary and Insecure. His comedy album “Mostly Kidding” debuted at #1 on iTunes, and he co-hosts the award winning Podcast ‘Nosy Neighbors’. Chinedu was recognized as ‘A Comic to Watch’ by Timeout LA. A crowd favorite for his smooth delivery and engaging style, he tours globally and has performed alongside Damon Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Damon Wayans Jr. and Yvonne Orji. Born and raised in LA, Chinedu started in stand-up comedy while at UCSB and later earned a Master’s in Education from Loyola Marymount and worked as a public school mild to moderate special education teacher.

Amy Miller was one of Comedy Central’s “Up Next" comics, and has a brand new Half Hour Special called Ham Mouth on the Comedy Central YouTube channel. As a brand new comic she was a breakout favorite in the final season of Last Comic Standing. She has a half hour comedy special on Epix's Unprotected Sets and her Comedy Central Presents set has been viewed over 3 million times on Youtube and Facebook. She was also a featured comic on Viceland's Flophouse. On Last Comic Standing, Keenen Ivory Wayans said she had one of the “fiercest jokes he had ever heard.” Originally from the East Bay, Amy found her comedy chops in Oakland and is still a regular at the SF Punch Line and Cobb’s Comedy Club. Her material is personal, political, and 100% authentic. The Laugh Button says “She found a wildly creative way to find empowerment while simultaneously sparking laughter” and Courting Comedy says “Miller juxtaposes an unassuming demeanor with unflinching assurance.” After a move to Portland, Amy quickly rose to the top of the Pacific Northwest comedy scene, winning Portland’s Funniest in Helium's 2015 contest, as well as being voted Portland’s Funniest Comedian for 2013 and 2015 in the Willamette Week. She was the first woman to win each position and the only one to win all three.  Amy’s debut album Solid Gold is available on Kill Rock Stars, and was named one of the top 10 comedy albums of 2016 by The Interrobang. You may have also seen Amy on Viceland or heard her on Sirius XM, NPR, Doug Loves Movies, The Adam Carolla Show, The Bennington Show, Put Your Hands Together, All Fantasy Everything, Keith and the Girl, or her own podcast "Who's Your God?."  Amy is a nationally touring festival and comedy club headliner, and she has performed in the Moontower Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Fest, SxSW, the High Plains Comedy Fest, Laughing Skull, Big Sky, San Francisco Sketchfest, the Bumbershoot Festival and more.

Nikki Bon is an LA based stand-up comedian, actress and podcast host (duh, who isn’t). Born and raised in Toronto, she gave up her healthcare to peruse her dreams in LA. And as a hypochondriac, that’s a big risk. Ever since training and performing at Second City Toronto, Nikki got the comedy bug and continued on to complete both UCB NYC/LA and Groundlings improv programs which prepared her for her real love, stand-up comedy. You can catch Nikki on season 14 of  America’s Got Talent where she plays her iconic character “Insta Girl”, on CBC Comedy Next Up and teaching her absentee rock and roll dad how to be a father on her podcast Whoa, Dad! And when she’s not parenting her dad, she’s  trying to stay more “in the know” on her YouTube series Blissfully Clueless. 

Once a midwesterner, Sam Salem is an LA-based comedian known best for fitting in with the youth (read: making up Gen Z slang for his students). When Sam isn’t headlining at clubs and theaters throughout the U.S., he’s creating online videos featuring his uniquely laidback comedic voice, reaching more than 100 million views across platforms. As a result, his comedy has been featured on EllenTV, iHeartRadio, and in national commentary on SportsCenter. Perhaps his most impressive feat, Sam faces his toughest audience when he’s not on stage: high school classrooms.