Amy Silverberg is a writer and comedian based in Los Angeles. Her stand-up comedy has been featured on Don’t Tell Comedy, Comedy Central, Hulu, NPR, and Amazon Prime. She was also selected as a "New Face" at the prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal.    Amy's debut novel "First Time, Long Time" is forthcoming from Grand Central Publishing in 2024. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing and Literature at the University of Southern California, where she teaches.   Her work has appeared in The Paris Review, The New Yorker, The New York Times, TriQuarterly, The Southern Review, The Los Angeles Review of Books, and many other publications. Her short story "Suburbia!" appeared in Best American Short Stories 2018 – edited by Roxanne Gay. Amy also writes for television, most recently "The Movie Show" on the SYFY Channel.

Originally from Austin, Macey Isaacs studied at The Groundlings and is a nationally touring stand-up comedian. She has performed in festivals including Netflix Is A Joke, Laughing Skull, Flyover, Limestone, Boston Comedy Fest, PRIZE, and Bergamot, and has been featured on Netflix Is A Joke Radio on SiriusXM. She's opened for comedians such as Chelsea Handler, Tom Segura, Dusty Slay, and Dean Delray. In 2001, she was the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Champion at her elementary school. In 2022, she was named one of Interrobang's "Top 35 Comics to Break Out," and in 2023, she was a finalist in KTLA's Summer of Funny. In 2025, she made her network television debut on CBS's Comics Unleashed and released her Don't Tell Comedy special "How I Lost My Teeth" and her Dry Bar Comedy special "Half Sister." You can watch her on Kevin Hart's FUNNY AF on Netflix, which premiered on April 20, 2026

Nori Reed is an iconic LA based comedian, writer, and actress originally from Christian County, Kentucky. Nori got her start in The Bay Area and was boldly named by SF Weekly as ‘Oakland’s Next Great Comedian’. Most recently, she wrote for seasons five and six of Disney’s Raven’s Home, creating Disney Channel’s first-ever live action trans character, which led to GLAAD award and Emmy award nominations. She was featured in New York Magazine as one of Vulture’s Comedians You Should Know and Will Know In 2021. Her stand-up has been showcased by Showtime, HBO Max, and at many celebrated festivals, including: Netflix Is A Joke Festival, Comedy Central’s Clusterfest, SF Sketchfest, and Outside Lands. Her writing was published in Vogue Magazine, and she wrote for Audible’s scripted series: Hot White Heist.