From auspicious beginnings in Steve Harvey's very own studio, the 85 South Comedy Show made their way onto the podcast scene with the tagline 'a podcast for people who know what a podcast is'. Legend has it, the rib-tickling trio behind the show (namely Atlanta actors and comedians DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller and Clayton English) were unceremoniously kicked out of the aforementioned studio, but stuck to their guns and carved a niche by bringing the freshest comedic talent from the South onto their platform to perform free-styles, stand-up routines and hilarious audio sketches.

Award-winning, multi-instrumentalist, Brian Culbertson offers the chance to catch him live this year, as he sets out on a series of live dates. Having now exceeded 20 studio albums, expect an unforgettable celebration of this magnificent feat, with extravagant production to go alongside his iconic set of favorites new and old.

There is nothing tranquil about comedian/actor Chris Tucker. A limber, wiry fellow with a high-pitched voice and a delivery as fast as a mosquito's wing beats, he seems energy incarnate. Tucker first started out on the LA comedy scene in the Nineties, on the Def Comedy Jam circuit before coming to prominence in films such as his debut, Friday and then the Rush Hour trilogy. Nowadays he is back on the stage following an expensive run-in with the IRS, and his humor draws upon this and his early life, switching seamlessly between different personas.

Rising comedian Taylor Tomlinson is kick-staring 2023 with on a brand new tour. Entitled 'The Have It All' tour, catch Tomlinson as she brings her old-school-meets-Millenial style on the road. With appearances on Conan and the Tonight Show already under her belt, don't miss the blooming of this exciting new comedic voice!

David Sedaris is a Grammy Award-nominated humorist, writer, comedian, bestselling author, and radio contributor. Much of his humor is drawn from his unconventional North Carolina upbringing, his varied stream of odd-jobs (Christmas elf at Macy's, anyone?) and plays to his self-deprecating strengths, and now often concerns his life today in France with his partner.