Byron Trimble is back to wage war on facebook, report on his baby boy's troubling streaming account avatar, and why he's banned from Chic-fil-A.

Heather Land provides a masterclass on homeschooling, marriage, and rocking a shaved head.

Utilizing a formidable repertoire of voices, Drew Dunn reveals the reason for his haircut, the accents of the voices in his head, and the perfect outfit for Home Depot.

Brent Blakeney is a six-seven, recovering theater kid from the South, and he's here to tell us about it.

Mark Brady shares the easiest way to lure him in a van, why ghosts haunt one location, and the reason there's no seeing eye cats.

John Branyan makes the most of his second stop at Dry Bar with takes on today's education, surviving four children, and how to parent like a genius.

Christy Conder converses on competitiveness at hypothetical pageants, her airplane-exclusive allergies, and the challenges of children ministry.

Marty Simpson is back with more hilarious experiences from his life and family, covering his kids' first trip at Disney World, and his first trip in the back of a police car.

Hailing from Brooklyn and leaving to pursue rock and roll in London, Gary Delena is well prepared to give a musical variety show like no other.

Ron G breaks down black soul, how women love plans, and the reality of racist waves.

Dorie Mclemore is a carbetarian, find out what that means and more in her new Dry Bar special.

Brendan Eyre's new special is an instant Dry Bar classic.

New Yorker Rich Francese delivers as promised in his Dry Bar debut "Best Comedy Special Ever".

Big Rich Brock is a pastor turned comedian from rural Georgia, trading his sermon for a vivid stories of growing up in his small town, being the son of a postman, bike-jumping younger siblings, and public academic rankings.

Megan Hanley comes from an Irish family, is looking to date divorced dads, and meditate away the pain of being a Yankees fan.

Lee Hardin's return to Dry Bar is filled with Harry Potter and La Croix burns, as well as embarrassing tales from working as comic.

Pete Dominick's special is a well of helpful advice, highlighting how to look the creepiest, weed wack with the least dignity, and not drowned in an above ground pool.

Mike Whitman provides a one-of-a-kind special, soothing a nervous audience with universal topics of naps, computer shortcuts, and the highest echelon of deli meats.

Hailing from New Zealand, Nick Rado makes the trip to Dry Bar to brag about his vegan leather couch, his brief stint as a puzzle store employee, and the worst gift he ever gave his son.

Shivani Nadijarah makes her Dry Bar debut!

John Novosad reminds us where we've seen him before, shares a few walking stories, and brags about his one bedroom apartment.

Peter Fogel takes on Spirit Airlines, colonoscopies, and high school reunions.