A.d.d. Comedy With Dave Razowsky

EJ Scott is an improvisor who has performed at iO West and has studied at Second City and The Groundlings. EJ is battling Choroideremia, a disease that is slowly taking his vision away. He's the subject of "Running Blind," a documentary capturing his journey of completing 12 marathons in 12 months blindfolded to bring attention to those who are afflicted with CHM.

Kevin Reome is a teacher at The Second City Chicago, an actor, and produces Improv FaceTime on YouTube. Kevin starred as Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel in Rahm Zombie, Kevin’s 2012 musical.  

Michael Gellman is an alum and master teacher at The Second City, and, with the late Mary Scruggs, is the author of Process: An Improviser’s Journey.

On today's episode Dave interviews actress Rusty Schwimmer. Rusty is known for her work in the films The Perfect Storm, The Informant, and her TV work on Louie.

Joe Bill. Joe is an improviser, a teacher, a director, and, with Mark Sutton, the other half of the cast of Bassprov.

On today's episode Dave interviews actress Dee Ryan. Dee is an actress, teacher, and screenwriter. Dee is a Second City alum, and was in “Stacy’s Not Here,” the long-running LA improv troupe.

On today's episode Dave interviews actor Mick Napier. Mick is the co-owner of Chicago’s Annoyance Theater, a director at Second City, and author of Improvise. Scene From The Inside Out.

On today's episode Dave interviews Cheryl Sloane. Cheryl is the former producer of Second City, the daughter of the late Joyce Sloane, and owner of “g Boutique.” 

On today's episode Dave interviews actor Kim Howard Johnson. Kim is a friend of and collaborator with Monty Python, is one of the original members of Barron’s Barracudas (the first Harold team in Chicago), a co-author of Truth in Comedy and The Funniest One in the Room, a biography of improv legend Del Close.

On today's episode Dave interviews actor Mike McShane. Mike has played Broadway been on "Whose Line" in Britain to played a villain on "Dr. Who."

On today's episode Dave interviews Jerry Razowsky. Jerry is an actor, a painter, a voice-over artist,a tradesman, and Dave's dad.

Nick Armstrong has appeared on Story Notes, The Office, Grey’s Anatomy, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and Parks and Recreation. Nick is the Founder and Camp Director of Improv Utopia, the annually sold-out camp for improvisers. A.D.D. Comedy Welcomes Nick Armstrong!

Kris Cahill is a clairvoyant, a visual artist, a writer, and the host of the Internet radio broadcast and podcast "Psychic Everyday." A.D.D. Comedy welcomes Kris Cahill!

Maz Jobrani is a founding member of the "Axis of Evil Comedy Tour," and has appeared in the films "Friday After Next" and "The Interpreter." Maz has a Showtime comedy special, "I Come in Peace," and is a co-host with Al Madrigal of the podcast "Minivan Men" on the "All Things Comedy" network.

Rich Talarico is a Second City alumni, a member of Dasariski, and has written on Saturday Night Live, Mad TV, and is currently writing on "Key and Peele" on Comedy Central.

     On Today’s episode Dave interviews Comedian Dino Stamatopoulos. Dino has written for Mr. Show, Conan, Letterman, and performed on Community.         A.D.D. Comedy welcomes Dino Stamatopoulos!

On Today’s episode Dave interviews Comedian Troy Conrad. Troy is the creator of Set List, Stand-Up without a Net, did a TV series in in the U.K. and Australia, and can also be seen in Comedy Festivals worldwide.       A.D.D. Comedy welcomes Troy Conrad!

On today's episode Dave interviews Second City alum Tami Sagher. Tami has written for "Mad TV," "30 Rock," and "How I Met Your Mother." 

On today's episode Dave interviews actress Stephnie Weir. Stephnie is a veteran of Mad TV, Second City, and performs Weirdass at iO West in LA, and at improv festivals worldwide.

On today's episode Dave interviews actress Shulie Cowen. Shulie has appeared in Curb Your Enthusiasm, Factory, You Don’t Mess With The Zohan, How I Met Your Mother, and Reno 911. Shulie can be seen every Friday in iO West's hit "Opening Night: The Improvised Musical."