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Shane Mauss, an honorary evolutionary psychologist, brings countless years of watching Animal Planet to aid in discussions of Snoop Dog, crouton factories, and other important things.

Sean Sullivan has secured his place in the Boston comedy scene by pursuing new and innovative ways of entertaining audiences. With his quick wit and strong improvisational talents, audiences never exactly know what they are about to get when he takes the stage.

Described as “the best act to emerge from Scotland in years", “a natural, gifted storyteller", and "on course to be one of the greats", Scott Gibson mixes a conversational style with his own unique brand of dark humor, confidently leading his audience down a path few dare to tread. This ability to push boundaries and control any room he plays has found Scott in high demand.

A veteran of the professional comedy circuit, Rudy Rush has experienced a wide spectrum of the entertainment business, from touring colleges and clubs to becoming the youngest host of the longest-running, African-American syndicated show, Showtime at the Apollo. Rudy parlayed his Apollo notoriety into major projects with Dave Chappelle and Martin Lawrence, while also appearing on shows such as Def Comedy Jam, Jamie Foxx’s Laffapalooza and Premium Blend.

Roy Jackson has been making people laugh his whole life with his innate ability to find humor in just about anything. On Jackson's debut album, Ugly People Cause Problems, he attacks his comedy with a "tell it like it is" approach.

One of the most respected comedians in the business, Rodney Laney, is the ultimate showman. The in-demand headliner continues to entertain audiences all over the world with his latest album, I Blame the Publik Skool System.

Compiled from Richard Jeni's personal archives, almost all 75 minutes of The Beach Crowd have never been seen outside of the comic's extraordinary live performances. Captured during two weekend performances in 2002 and 2006 at Southern California's famed Comedy & Magic Club, it's full of Richard's trademark quick-change personas, bits on whales, women, pot, and a whirlwind of imaginative improv and audience interactions. A rare and intimate look at this unique performer's remarkable craft.

Roll with It is a 58-minute set of previously unreleased material compiled from the late comedian Richard Jeni's personal recordings of his performances at casinos across the nation during 2003-2005. Rich's casino shows were popular with fans for the hilarious gambling bits and the somewhat "bluer" material - and "Roll With It" captures it all.

Richard Jeni takes the Windy City on a non-stop joyride through American culture. He cracks into everything from lobsters to love songs in this hour-long live performance.

Ricardo Quevedo’s comedy is atypical, loaded with energy, and it makes you feel envious, loveless, anger and bitterness, among other feelings that humans prefer not to feel. It is based on the simplest element for the comedian, "laughter" as it is the best tool to ease our lives. Some of the things that make Quevedo laugh are the simplest in life, so his comedy is the same with stupid things, stupid jokes, and stories out of the ordinary.

Here's The Best of Peter Kelamis: Volume 1, the best bits of actor, voice actor, and comedian Peter Kelamis, known for Stargate Universe, Dragon Ball Z, and Ed, Edd n Eddy.

Nick Guerra, 2015 NBC Stand Up Showcase winner, has a cool and energetic attitude while skewering relationships, family, and everyday life, on his debut comedy album Love: The Nick's Tape.

Wiped Privilege is another example of Nick Flanagan's good ol' fashioned stand-up comedy. He's always hilarious, no matter what he's talking about.

If you believe in safe spaces, run to yours now, as Nick Di Paolo once again shows why he’s the master of slaughtering sacred cows and being absolutely hilarious while doing so. Laugh along as he treats subjects as sensitive as domestic violence, transgender bathrooms, and black parenting with all the sentimentality of a Bill Belicheck press conference. In an increasingly humorless society, Di Paolo’s voice is needed now more than ever.

Nick uses his potent and aggressive voice to attack society's adversities, haters, and naysayers. Complete with Nick kissing an older white lady, Nick discusses everything from the controversial times we’re living in, to how getting old affects his dating. Plus, he gives the scoop on how a trip to Australia was the straw that broke the kangaroo’s back in his marriage with Mariah Carey.

Mo Mandel takes the stage in his first hour-long special at the Gothic Theater in Denver. He loves Julio Iglesias, hates positive people, and aims his frenetic laser at everything from the sins of his parents, to the perils of sex, to the dark nature of his own disastrous mind.

Mike Paramore uses his love of providing people a break from the stresses of real life as motivation on his album The Things We Tell Ourselves.

Tasty Radio is a sketch comedy album written and performed by Mike O’Brien, along with a long list of guest stars. It was recorded a few years ago at Broadway Sound in New York City. The concept behind the album is that the listener is scrolling through radio channels, each one being a sketch on the album, and sometimes returning to previous channels.

Mike Finoia’s Live in Burlington is a locally sourced album involving local talent, crew, and labor to create an authentic and hilarious album that is well-needed in this political climate. Mike touches on all the hot-button topics from politics, to marijuana, to nudie pics.

Matt Goldich’s hilariously blunt and down-to-earth style of comedy is on full display in his new album The Matt Goldich Guarantee. From his wife’s poor choice of wording in the bedroom to the reason why he’s not cool enough to do hard drugs, Matt’s self-deprecating humor keeps the audience in stitches.