Josh Denny has spent the last decade traveling the country, enjoying a passionate love affair with food and serving up heaping portions of funny as a Stand-Up Comedian. Originally, from Philadelphia, and currently residing in Los Angeles, Josh's lifelong trip across our nation has armed him with a vast knowledge of what makes you smile, whether it be with a clever comedic observation, or dropping knowledge on the best eats in the country.  Josh has released two hour-long Stand Up Comedy albums, including 2008's "Honest Brutality" and 2012's "Social Hand Grenades" to warm reviews. In 2017, Josh's Food Network Show "Ginormous Food" premiered to an audience of over 35 million, and has since run for 3 seasons and has been globally syndicated in 13 countries and counting.  

Tony is often described by fellow comedians as the "Asian Chris Rock". They even call him "Chris Wok." Not because his delivery can sometimes sound like the legendary comedian, but because Tony's comedy offers a similarly sharp, clever and absurd commentary on life– only from the point of view of an Asian-American who grew up in the Midwest. Today, Tony is a nationally touring comedian performing at clubs everywhere. He has also performed in Asia and Europe, and he's been a crowd favorite at festivals like Second City LA Comedy Festival, San Diego Comedy Festival, Gilda’s Laughfest, Westside Showdown, Funniest Person In Austin contest, Out of Bounds Comedy Festival and the Detroit Comedy Festival. In addition to being on stage, Tony is finishing up his first short film he wrote and directed, and he's working on a one-man performance titled, No Subtitles Needed. Tony was born and raised in Kansas City, and has also lived in Detroit and Austin. He currently resides in Los Angeles.