Unprotected Sets

Hanna performs a raw, loud, and hilarious set; charismatic Calvin Evans presents his philosophies.

The unrestrained Kira Soltanovich talks about her family's wild journey from Communist Russia to modern-day California; classic joke-teller Mike Vecchione has a rapid-fire set.

Steph Tolev entertains with absurd personal stories; Corey Rodrigues lights up the stage with a wide range of honest and sharp tales.

Kabir Singh talks about his Indian upbringing; Kellen Erskine displays his dry sense of humor.

Dave Waite provides insights on race, depression and what never to do on mushrooms; Rita Brent performs.

Jared Logan tells stories from his repressed childhood in West Virginia; Clayton English explores race relations, politics and more.

Leonard Ouzts covers his views on marijuana and the proper etiquette of being part of a rapper's entourage; Oregon native Arlo Weierhauser explodes with charm, delivering laughs on a range of topics.

Julian McCullough has a lot to say about the world today and why you should never own an ostrich; Amy Miller is raw and honest.

Debra DiGiovanni discusses everything from camping to prison, and even the sexuality of a VCR; Blaq Ron delivers insights on race, killer bees and Karens.

With a biting wit and brutal honesty, Kelsey Cook covers the gamut, from Brazilian waxing to career advice from her parents; rising comedian Kiry Shabazz theorizes about how a doctor's note is much more valuable than the constitution.

Nothing is off limits for Marlena Rodriguez; Ali Sultan reflects on his journey from the Middle East to Minnesota.

Seaton Smith performs a set loaded with relationship advice and "white positive" jokes; Yedoye Travis also covers race relations while making the argument that the devil is actually white.