Mike Brown, aka OlmikeB, first felt the nudge toward comedy in his hometown of Norfolk, Virginia. After serving in the United States Army for nine years as a soldier, he started hosting shows throughout the DC area. He launched his production company, OMBvision, in 2011, and he was a regular writer for "Da Jae Spot" and the locally produced “The Tommy Taylor Show"

Christine O’Dea is a rising character in the DC comedy scene.  Mixing an irreverent style with outlandish viewpoints, her comedy is an honest look into her life as a somewhat peculiar woman trying to traverse the obstacles of normal life. She is the co-host of the Quick Time Gals Podcast.

Comedian, cosplayer, and Nickelback fan, Josie Marcellino is a whirlwind, giving audiences an all too-honest look into her life; involving drugs, incels, and disappointing her parents. A regular at Magooby's Joke House, she's shared the stage with nationally recognized names such as Jim Norton and Shane Gillis. Josie has performed in clubs, theaters,, and bars across the country, and has sat down for numerous podcasts, including Baltimore's Laughfinder and Paco's Got Balls. If she looks familiar, you've probably seen her face on a crude meme.  

Angie Robinson (@mzzz_robinson) is a full-time DMV-based comedian who has worked with Tony Woods, Schewitz Whichard, and others. She works on a military installation, can do a split, and her north star is remaining humble, grateful, focused, and funny. Also known as the “QT on DUTY of Comedy."

Martin Phillips started to perform in college when he won funniest student in DC and hasn't stopped since. He has performed at several festivals like the Cleveland Comedy Festival and the LA Diversity in Comedy festival, has made several appearances on the Kill Tony podcast, and has even performed in Alaska! Martin has two podcasts, The Martin Podcast and one where he discusses rom-coms, Isn't It Romantic? Martin performs wherever he can, be sure to see him!