Lana Siebel uses humor to be positive in the face of criticism from her always negative mother, jokes about cultural overlaps, and appropriates Jay-z into the Jewish community.

Outspoken podcast king and comedian Adam Carolla brings his unique humor to Dry Bar. He delivers his first clean act as he gets real about the absurdities of modern day parenting, unsuccessful rebrands, and what the rich and poor have in common.

Kenny Mock is danger-adverse and ready to call an "amboolamps" for all the people in his life who take risks. He's full of funny opinions on white water rafting, playing football, growing up in a large family, and staying out of toxic relationships.

Trish Suhr tickles the funny bone as she recounts the oddities of her family's funerary business, her nurturing coroner uncle, and an oblivious Navy Seal brother.

Jim Tavaré claims the distinction of being the personal favorite comedian of British Monarch, King Charles. He's understandably quite proud of this fact. Watch as he and his double bass delight you with some good ol' British humor.

Eric Tartaglione points out the problems with witness protection, airport security, and middle-aged hormone proportions.

Tim Steele starts his Dry Bar special off with the secret to happiness, and things just get more important from there.

Ahmed Bharoocha reveals the best way to teach baby crows to fly, his fear of cats, and the insulting connotation of Caesar salad.