Camille Waters, a versatile comedian, opens up about balancing a vibrant comedy career with family life backstage at the Green Room at Mic Drop. She reflects on her journey into comedy, sharing the pivotal moment that solidified her commitment to pursuing her comedic aspirations. Camille's candid advice resonates deeply with women navigating creative passions alongside family responsibilities, offering empowering insights for aspiring comedians. Her engaging storytelling underscores the importance of perseverance and authenticity in carving a path within the comedy industry, inspiring others to chase their dreams despite life's challenges.

Aaron Monte shares some valuable insights on the podcast that will surely resonate with comedians at all stages of their careers. From his experiences with 420 to the challenges of breaking into the LA comedy scene, this conversation sheds light on the realities of the industry. And the best part? It all unfolds backstage at the Green Room at Mic Drop Comedy San Diego, just moments before the show kicks off!

Ever wondered about the secret sauce behind a comedian's original material? In this episode comedians a fun conversation about the significance of authenticity in stand-up comedy. One key takeaway from their conversation was the significance of maintaining momentum and sticking to personal stories in the comedy routines. They also acknowledged the need to recognize that family should take priority, especially during crucial moments. But, let's keep it real - how do you stay true to your unique comedic style while also connecting with your audience? What's the funniest moment you've ever experienced at a comedy show? Whether it's a knee-slapping joke, a hilarious interaction with the crowd, or an unexpected twist in the performance? Stay tuned for more!

In this conversation, Mike Diamond shared his experience of diving into the world of comedy and how he found success through proactive opportunities and perseverance. From his humble beginnings to performing at renowned venues like Laugh Factory San Diego and Hollywood, Mike's story is both inspiring and insightful.

Starting a new chapter in life can be a beautiful amalgamation of excitement, fear, and a dash of nostalgia. Walter’s journey from his small hometown in the Midwest to the sunny shores of California is exactly that. It’s a tale filled with laughter, perseverance, and a whole lot of charm.

Kalea McNeill, a seasoned comedian with a decade of experience, brings her unique blend of humor and authenticity to the comedy scene. Hailing from Fairfield, California, with a degree in theater arts from Clark Atlanta, Kalea's passion for performance and public speaking has seamlessly translated into her stand-up career.

In the world of comedy, where laughter reigns supreme, one name stands out with an unparalleled knack for delivering punchlines that hit home effortlessly - James Schrader. With over six years of comedic mastery under his belt, Schrader has carved a unique niche for himself, gracing Super Bowl commercials and becoming the face of Dr. Squash Soap. But behind these achievements lies a story of a young boy, the youngest of three brothers, who discovered his gift for humor as a means to be heard.

In the new episode of Hilariously Blunt, host Walter Ford sits down with the talented and fearless comedian, Pink Foxx while they share a Farmer & The Felon PreRoll to discuss Foxx’s incredible comedy journey.

In the latest episode of the entertaining show "Hilariously Blunt," Walter Ford engages in a conversation with Or Mash, a prominent star from Nick Cannon’s "Wildin’ Out." ‍Or Mash, a comedian and a close friend of Walter, shares her inspiring journey from Israeli bomb shelters to achieving recognition on the national stages of America. 

In this week’s episode of Hilariously Blunt, Walter trips out with fellow comic, Randy Villarba. Randy is also the lead blog writer for March and Ash, a musician, and has been featured in High Times Magazine.