Josh Wells started doing stand-up about 15 years ago when a group of his musician friends needed a host. A big fan of stand-up when he was a kid, he found a place in the New Jersey scene around North Bergen. When he's not following NOFX all over the East Coast, Wells co-produces the Hell Yea! Comedy Show at the Wawa Social Club. He also publishes the Josh Wells Weekly Newsletter.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshaintfunny/
Substack: https://joshwells.substack.com/

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Rachel Daze started doing stand-up in October 2019. She's been traveling all over New York, giving audiences a good look at who she really is. Graduating from a 110-person class, she's found a good home on the stage. She's competing in Rochester's Funniest Person contest at the Comedy at the Carlson. She also runs a writer's workshop on Sunday. She just wants Rochester to develop more talent and keep it progressing.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachels_notfunny/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RachelDazeComedy
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rachels_notfunny

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Patrick Holbert is a very funny comedian, director, film-maker, producer and podcaster in New York City. He started doing stand-up for real in 2014 after a couple false starts. He jumped right into hosting open mics and running shows and has traveled the country doing college gigs. He just finished working with Joe List on a documentary on comedian Tom Dustin. Holbert, who worked at MTV, has directed several comedy specials and his debut release is coming out in 2024. He has a sober show called "Punch Line Drunk" and hosts a podcast, "We Hired A Sitter for This?" with his wife, Ross.

Follow Patrick Holbert:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theholbertreport/
Twitter: https://x.com/TheHolberReport
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@patrickholbertlive
Website: https://www.patrickholbert.com/

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