In this laugh-out-loud stand-up set, Henry Cho hilariously explains why his own family was forbidden from watching his early comedy career because he was "supposed to be a doctor." He shares stories about growing up as the only Asian kid in East Tennessee, the madness of Southern grocery shopping before a snowstorm, and old-school parenting.

Comedian Mike Williams hits the stage to hilariously break down the cultural differences between church denominations. Growing up Baptist, he riffs on his congregation's lack of "upper arm strength" when it comes to worship music and reveals the genius trick he used to fake his way through an Assembly of God conference.

In this laugh-out-loud clip, the comedian unpacks the unspoken rules of a long-term marriage. From learning how to say "yes, dear" to decoding what your wife actually means when she says she doesn't care where you eat, it's a masterclass in marital survival.

Comedian Mike Hickman shares the hilarious realities of his 18-year marriage, focusing on his wife's unique "superpower"—moving everything in the house to a new, secret location. He riffs on the anxiety of handling complex fast-food drive-thru orders and a wildly awkward prayer request from his teenage years.

Comedian Cleto Rodriguez takes us on a hilarious ride through the nightmare that is a family road trip. From the endless "are we there yet" questions to the sheer panic of finding a roadside restroom, he perfectly captures why family vacations are more of a test of survival than a relaxing break.

Ron Pearson delivers a hysterical reality check on parenting, comparing toddlers to permanently intoxicated houseguests who drool, throw up, and randomly strip in public. He shares the painful joys of family game night, picky eaters, and surviving the financial trap of Disneyland.

John Branyan delivers a sharp and witty commentary on why everyone in modern culture has become too sensitive to laugh. Explaining how true comedy requires us to embrace our own stupidity, he reminds us that laughter is a gift meant to get us through life's biggest hardships—including marriage.

Lou Santini vents about the absolute nightmare of modern grocery shopping. He hilariously dissects the false advertising of "self-checkout" lanes, the pain of waiting for unenthusiastic Gen Z employees to approve age-restricted items, and why home delivery isn't much better.

Comedian Cory Edwards breaks down the ultimate barrier in marital communication: explaining to your wife exactly what's going on in your head when you claim to be thinking about "nothing." From photoshopped chickens to historical military fashion disasters, it turns out "nothing" is actually a very busy place.

Horace H.B. Sanders takes the stage at Dry Bar Comedy, hosted by Sinbad. This comedian from Detroit shares hilarious stories about life on the road, airport food, and some memorable mishaps along the way.

Horace H.B. Sanders takes the stage at Dry Bar Comedy, hosted by Sinbad. This comedian from Detroit shares hilarious stories about life on the road, airport food, and some memorable mishaps along the way.

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Greg Schwem explores the humorous realities of the modern job market, focusing on the perceived value of unconventional college majors. Greg also shares personal anecdotes about touring university campuses with children, highlighting the awkward interactions and unexpected connections discovered while visiting historic academic institutions.

Comedian Henry Cho hilariously recounts the night an earthquake went completely wrong during one of his shows. A clean comedy clip from Henry Cho Comedy.

Comedian John Crist hilariously recounts a medical emergency on a Spirit Airlines flight. A clean comedy clip from his special "Would Like To Release a Statement."

Comedian Ron Pearson shares his hilarious take on what family life really turns into. A clean comedy performance you won't want to miss!

Ron Pearson shares his hilarious take on everyday life, exploring why his brain just doesn't seem to work like everyone else's in this best-of comedy set.

Mary Ryan Brown brings the laughs in this Nateland LIVE set, riffing on motherhood, growing up in Mississippi, Disney princess movies, and the wild world of Build-A-Bear.