Hilarious, ignant, and the best sort of mess, Portland-based comedian MX. DAHLIA BELLE, best known for her appearance on the popular Netflix special Hannah Gadsby’s ‘Gender Agenda’, has been compared to a Swiss Army knife - different tools to extract sharpness, softness, vulnerability, hope, and wicked wit. Her writing has been featured in Cosmopolitan Magazine, The Guardian, The Stranger, and Portland Mercury. As a public speaker, she has been a repeat guest on NPR, CBC, XRAY FM, and Portland Radio Project (PRP). Live performances have included NW Black Comedy Festival, Upper Left Comedy Festival, SF Sketchfest, and the Here To Pee Tour.

Colin Mattox sprouted loudly from the Cornfields of Iowa to bring you the funnies. He has a comedic style which has been called "a little too much" at times. He runs Bulldog Comedy and its shows--the open mics DiscoBall Mic (The Ambassador) and Yams (Yamhill Pub), the live true crime podcast Murder Casserole (Covert Cafe) and the roast show Funny Folk Fight Fascism (The Riff Room). He enjoys the ornery nature of goats and eating pasta.

Katie Nguyen is a writer and comedian living in Portland, Oregon. Her writing has been featured in The New Yorker, you can hear her stand-up on SiriusXM radio, and she is a regular at Helium Comedy Club. Katie has opened for Maria Bamford, Todd Barry, Matt Braunger, Ron Funches, and performed at festivals including Upper Left, Limestone, Out of Bounds, 10,000 Laughs, Asheville, SF Sketchfest, Stumptown, All Jane, and Bridgetown. Katie teaches comedy classes at Helium, she has thrice been chosen as one of the Portland Mercury's Geniuses of Comedy, and was named the winner of Willamette Week's Funniest Five in 2021. Katie was a writer and the host of the PBS Kids series Mega Wow. She also co-wrote and starred in the short film, Crouching Comic.

Adam Pasi is a stand up comedian from Portland, Oregon. Having been a northwest staple for years, he’s recently started to gain more notoriety with a set on Don’t Tell Comedy, as well as an episode of the PBS series Roots of Comedy. Often intense, but never taking himself too seriously, Adam enjoys bringing (sometimes dragging) others along as he picks apart the silliness of his own life and the world in which he lives.

Singer/songwriter Jay Ringer has his completed tracks available on Spotify, YouTube, & Apple Music. Jay plays with the kind of emotion that will stay with you. Whether you're there in person or watching him online.