This 14-disc career retrospective set includes all twelve of George Carlin's HBO concert specials, spanning nearly thirty years (1977 through 2005).

Comics talk about the trials and tribulations of starting a comedy career in Chicago, where the comedy scene is as polarized and segregated as the city itself.

When a new principal threatens to close the school library, Jamie Grimm tries to save the day by teaching a comedy class for his fellow students.

Comedian, actor, screenwriter, improvisor, and engineer, Bobby Comedia, represents his hometown of Venezuela on his debut album.

Operating a ham radio Is fun and most people's interest in amateur radios is driven by the fun aspect of it. Aside from the excitement, Amateur radio could be very helpful in emergencies especially when other services are unavailable. A typical example of an emergency case is the 1992 Hurricane Andrew that hit South Florida. It destroyed the common means of communication, its antennas, utility grid, and its cellular networks were all destroyed leaving...

"The 1984 Los Angeles Comedy Competition with Host Jay Leno," the first stand up comedy special featuring Jay Leno with 25 minutes of never-before-seen footage of Leno's classic comedy club. act that made him a star. The show took an "American Idol" approach to stand-up comedy with Jay Leno hosting a competition that features competing stand up comics Ray Combs, Howie Gold, Jeff Gerbino and Steve Oedekerk performing in front of a live crowd and a...

Jono Zalay's informed background brings a perspective to stand-up comedy unequaled by almost any PhD in Neuroscience.

Once women like Phyllis Diller, Jean Carroll, and Moms Mabley took the stage, their impact changed the face of stand-up comedy forever. Listen in as Evergreen breaks down the comedic stylings of some of the funniest women in the world in this curated collection, available for the first time in audio.

Wiped Privilege is another example of Nick Flanagan's good ol' fashioned stand-up comedy. He's always hilarious, no matter what he's talking about.

Not all stand-up comedy is spot-cleaned and pre-packaged for the masses. Like the legends who were born out of smokey, booze-soaked nightclubs of decades past, Doug Stanhope spews his own brand of moral outrage in an unmatched style that borders on self-destruction. Nothing is sacred, no subject off-limits and most importantly nothing is contrived. From critically acclaimed appearances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to regular appearances on The...