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Regan continued standup comedy, releasing his first comedy album, Brian Regan Live, in 1997. In 2004, Regan self-released a DVD of his performance at the Irvine Improv, titled I Walked on the Moon. He was a featured comedian in a Comedy Central's animated stand-up series Shorties Watchin' Shorties. [13]
Comedians work an average of two days per week; this circuit is said to not aid in moving up in the field. [44] Cruiseliners have both clean comedy and blue comedy at different times during the day, but opinionated political material is frowned upon. [45] Hecklers are tolerated more in a cruise setting. [46]
Long time morning host Mark "Daddy Wags" Wagner is retired. Jerry Elliott and Kristie Kemper joined The Morning Show in 1990, Torg joined the show in 2013. Jerry was a stand-up comedian, Kristie came from the morning show at WAZU/Dayton, OH, and Torg, former afternoon drive personality on sports WBNS-FM/97.1 The Fan.
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Bargatze began his stand-up comedy career in Chicago, [6] and later did comedy at the Boston Comedy Club in New York City. He has called the Jerry Seinfeld documentary Comedian (2002) "life-changing" and a "big reason why he moved to New York". [7] He has appeared on Conan [8] and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. [9]
Caparulo grew up in East Liverpool, Ohio and graduated from Kent State University in 1998. Caparulo started his stand-up career in night clubs in Cleveland and Pittsburgh in 1997. He then spent several years working as a doorman at the Comedy Store in Hollywood, Los Angeles and as a groundskeeper at a local golf course. [1] [2] [3]
Freid moved to New York City and has performed comedy at The Stand NYC and Comix at Mohegan Sun. [1] [6] A stand-up comedian, he has performed comedy shows throughout the United States. [7] In 2017, Freid performed in the New Faces Showcase at the 35th Annyal Just for Laughs Festival in Montréal. [1]
Clean Comedians was founded in 1990 largely as an alternative to comics and entertainers like Andrew Dice Clay and Howard Stern, who used profanity extensively in their performances. [1] Adam Christing noticed the trend of more vulgar comedians and felt that there would be a sizable market for curse-free performers.