PATTI HARRISON can currently be seen in the Sundance hit comedy THEATER CAMP, which will be released later this year by Searchlight. Last year was an amazing year for Patti, with audiences seeing her in the Paramount blockbuster THE LOST CITY, and being nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead in Nikole Beckwith’s TOGETHER TOGETHER, co-starring Ed Helms. Later in the summer, she performed to rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and a sold-out residency at London’s famed Soho Theatre.   Born and raised in rural Ohio, Patti began her career in the NYC comedy scene. After her first film role in 2017’s A SIMPLE FAVOR, she’s made fans for her sociopathic character “Ruthie” on Hulu’s SHRILL and various appearances on I THINK YOU SHOULD LEAVE WITH TIM ROBINSON, HIGH MAINTENANCE, SEARCH PARTY, and THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JIMMY FALLON. She’s written on multiple series including two seasons of BIG MOUTH on Netflix, and has even voiced the role of "Tail Chief" in Disney's ensemble RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON.    She can currently be seen on the current and upcoming seasons of HBO Max’s hit series MADE FOR LOVE and SHE HULK, on Disney+. This past fall, she filmed Netflix's ELECTRIC STATE, by the Russo Brothers, opposite Millie Bobby-Brown and Stanley Tucci, as well as the independent TURN ME ON, directed by Michael Tyburski.   

Comedians and amateur detectives Liza Treyger and Kara Klenk take their hit podcast That’s Messed Up on the road where they break down a classic episode of Law & Order: SVU plus games, gossip and more! These are their stories…dun dun.

Joel Kim Booster is a Chicago-bred, Los Angeles-based comedian and writer. This fall you can catch Joel starring in the new NBC sitcom Sunnyside. Other TV and film credits include Shrill (Hulu), Search Party (TBS), BoJack Horseman, Big Mouth, The Week Of (Netflix) and Viper Club (You Tube Premium). Alongside Patti Harrison, Joel co-hosts Unsend, a comedy central digital series where they sift through social media and highlight the weirdest and most shame worthy stuff out there. As a comedian he has appeared on Conan, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Netflix’s The Fix, Comedy Central’s The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail, This Is Not Happening and @midnight, Logo’s Comedy Cabaret and truTV’s Comedy Knockout. In 2017, Joel recorded a stand-up special for Comedy Central’s The Half-Hour, a full-length stand-up album called Model Minority and was listed as one of Esquire’s “10 Comedians to Watch.” Joel recently had the honor of making the Wall Street Journal’s “Young Hollywood Portfolio” highlighting rising stars in Hollywood, Forbes’ 2018 “30 Under 30” list in their Hollywood and Entertainment category spotlighting the next generation of talent, Variety’s 2018 “10 Comics to Watch,” Vulture’s “20 Comedians You Should and Will Know,” and TimeOut’s “L.A. Comedians to Watch in 2018.”. His writing credits include Billy on the Street (truTV), Big Mouth (Netflix), The Other Two (Comedy Central) and the pilot for Comedy Central’s Problematic with Moshe Kasher. Follow Joel on Twitter @ihatejoelkim.

Sydnee Washington is a comedian, actor, and writer. In 2022, Sydnee became an Emmy Nominee for her supporting role as Judith in BRIDESMAN. Received a WGA Award for her writing contributions to INSIDE AMY SCHUMER. She was a 2021 Just For Laugh’s New Face for her stand-up work. Has toured with comedians Chelsea Handler, Mateo Lane, Janelle James, and others; as well as her own sold-out, powerful comedic hour, “How To Start A Fire” which blends memoir, storytelling and standup into an unforgetable experiences during her childhood. A podcast staple, she’s been the host of “The Unoffical Expert” with Marie Faus�n and Headgum’s “Hobby Hunter”— and as a guest on many popular formats. On social media, she has hosted SYD CAN COOK, for Instagram Live, a first-of-it’s-kind comedy cooking show with celebrity guests. Sydnee’s work has been profiled in W MAGAZINE, VULTURE, VANITY FAIR, and THE NEW YORK TIMES.

Tolliver is the son of a preacher, but his music is anything but holy. His songs are a gumbo of soul, funk, pop and camp, as funny as they are soul-baring. His recent EP 'Daddyland' is about reconnecting with his late father via the astral plane, and realizing that he has more in common with his devout-yet-very-flawed father than he ever knew. The LA-via-Chicago singer is a dance floor demon. He marries a Midwest work ethic with a never-ending love of parties and poppin off, and those conflicting desires drive his creativity. He makes pop records with frank lyrics about redemption and relapse, and twerking at the altar of one's mind. Daddyland was recently in KCRW's top 10 albums, with each song from the project in steady rotation. He's been compared to everyone from War to Al Green to Andre 3000, an ethereal-yet-gritty soul survivor. In February of 2022 Tolliver made his late-night television debut performing his single ‘Say What’ on The Late Late Show with James Corden. This past summer Tolliver embarked on his first ever west coast tour to support the LP, played a monthly residency at The Echo and headlined KCRW’s SUMMER NIGHTS series in Los Angeles and in December opened up for the indie electronic band CHK CHK CHK on their west coast run. He was a featured festival artist at the 2023 OUTLOUD WeHo Pride Concert Event and one of a few LGBTQ Artists to Discover at the 2023 Pride Festivals all across the states by UPROXX. Tolliver was also highlighted in the July 2023 edition of the STORM report -- a monthly selection of 20 artists that have been handpicked as proven indicators of artists on the verge on greatness.