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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.

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.

As Instagram’s reigning disgraced queen, Claudia Oshry is taking on pop culture, and all that’s wrong with it, in an outrageous new stand-up special.

Alonzo Bodden returns with a hilarious look at the historical inaccuracies of the present and past from his unique comedic perspective in Historically Incorrect.

Share the laughter, the tears, the gasps, and the salty language that you’ve come to know and love. Stare into the abyss one more time until the next time and see what makes David Cross one of the top 400 comics in America today.

Jimmie Walker (known for his role on the hit show, Good Times) and Michael Winslow (known for his role in all the Police Academy films) perform in this hilarious special featuring stories, jokes, and all the bleeps and bloops you can handle.

Richard Jeni's last televised special finds him at his peak. From the beginning, it's full speed ahead as Richard shreds a host of topics, including politics, religion, relationships, and the scandals of the rich and famous. Already considered a comedy classic.

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.

This is the last special Bill Hicks ever taped in 1992 and features him the height of his genius. Recorded at the Dominion Theatre in London, Bill Hicks opens our eyes and minds to the hypocrisy and ludicrousness of the world around us.

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.

"Simply The Beth" is Beth Stelling at her "beth" as she delivers well-constructed jokes that are smart and fearlessly funny with topics ranging from fleshlights to hysterectomies.

Chicago native, stand-up comedian/actor Tony Baker has been making people laugh for nearly a decade, blessing stages around the world with his unique brand of humor and style. Affectionately called “Your favorite comedian’s ‘Favorite comedian’”, Tony Baker’s comedy has taken on a movement of it’s own and his many fans can attest to that by easily quoting a few of his popular “Bakerisms”. So feel free to “Get In On This” and “Feel Every Piece” of the laughter that Tony Baker has to offer.

Pete Correale was named one of the top 10 comics to watch by Entertainment Weekly in 2008. You've seen Pete's breakout performances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Comedy Central's Premium Blend.

Ophira Eisenberg is the hilarious host of NPR's hit trivia comedy show Ask Me Another, a regular host and storyteller at The Moth, and a stand-up comedian based in Brooklyn, NY - but originally from Canada. Ophira's new comedy album, Bangs!, recorded at the intimate Brooklyn mainstay, Union Hall, showcases her unique ability to seamlessly move from acerbic one-liners to autobiographical stories, while airing biting commentaries on the dating app phenomenon TINDR, being married to a comic book nerd, and the singular luxuries of big city living - like being able to cry in public, undisturbed.

Veteran stand-up comedian and character actor Adam Ferrara takes the stage to regale his audience with sidesplittingly funny and all-too-true observations about life, from wacked-out family dynamics to dysfunctional romantic relationships and more. Ferrara also turns his observant and caustic eye on himself, fearlessly disclosing those funny-but-embarrassing truths that most of us are afraid to reveal.

SNL alum Finesse Mitchell returns to the stage in Glendale, Ca. with his new one hour comedy special about adjusting to "LA" life, staying out of night clubs and juggling the non-stop demands of marriage, fatherhood and adulting.

In this day and age if it were all heavy it wouldn’t be a comedy special, it would be a depression special, and Alonzo Bodden is very aware of this. That’s why he goes back and forth, from heavy to lightweight, because he knows we need a break from news in comedy. Police description might be “big, scary black guy” but he’s regularly on NPR. How scary could he be? He isn’t afraid to talk about topics like slavery, then cell phones, the #MeToo movement then millennials, Kanye and Taco Bell and a little bit about Israel too.

Nore Davis is a fresh young face of comedy, who combines an amazing stage presence with an energetic delivery filled with witty quips and sharp punch lines. Edgy and clean, Nore tells it like it is, speaking to audiences everywhere. From relationships to family, race, and politics, Nore is a comedian for the masses, relating to everyone from teens to the mature adult, delivering original content and leaving no topic untouched.

From his childhood in America, to his later years in Lebanon, Nemr recounts his life and touches on childhood, family, relationships, religion, war, and the power of perspective.

In his debut album OK, Yedoye Travis solves racism for about an hour through his passion for anime and general incongruity. He walks the audience through life as a young, black man in America, exploring things like famous doppelgangers, conspiracy theories, sexual tourism, and his love for his grandma Cecilia. OK was recorded at Relapse Theatre in Atlanta, GA.