A.d.d. Comedy With Dave Razowsky

Rob Belushi. Rob’s been on “How I Met Your Mother," “According to Jim” and starred in “The Joe Schmo Show." He’s also a Second City and iO alum, and performs with Jon Barinholtz in “Barinholtz & Belushi.” Rob is the son of Jim Belushi and is John Belushi’s nephew.

Dr. Phil Plait. Dr. Plait is also know as "The Bad Astronomer." He has been on "The Late Show with Craig Ferguson," was the host of Discover's "Bad Universe," a consultant on "Nova," is a columnist for Slate.com, and is the author of three books including "2^7 Nerd Disses." Dr. Plait is also Dave's cousin. On location in Boulder, Colorado. 

Derek Miller. Derek has been in the film “Transformers,” and on television was a regular in "Wedding Band” and “Secret Girlfriend.” He also appeared in episodes of “Scrubs” and “The Hills.” Derek is a seasoned improvisor, and appears weekly in the superb “Opening Night: The Musical” at iO West in Los Angeles.

Peter Mackenzie. Peter has been in “Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apartment 23,” “Mad Men,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” He was also in the films “It’s Complicated,” “One Hour Photo,” and “Good Morning, Viet Nam.” 

Tamara Holder. Tamara is a contributor on FOX News Channel's “Hannity.” She is also a lawyer, a frequent guest on CNN, HLN, and has written for The Huffington Post. On location at FOX News in New York City."

Lauren Weedman was a correspondent on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show,” was on “Reno 911,” was in “Date Night,” “Imagine That,” “The Five-Year Engagement,” and, on HBO, “True Blood,” “Hung,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Lauren wrote the book “A Woman Trapped in a Woman’s Body,” and has just been made a regular character on HBO’s “Looking."

Kay Cannon is an Emmy-nominated writer and producer, who was a staff writer on “30 Rock,” and “New Girl.” Kay also was a producer on Tina Fey and Amy Poehler’s film “Baby Mama” and she wrote the screenplay for “Pitch Perfect.” She’s currently writing the sequel, “Pitch Perfect 2.” On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival,” with special thanks going out to James Grace and the iO West crew.

Mo Gaffney. Mo has been in the films “Happy, Texas,” "Drop Dead Gorgeous,” and “Other People’s Money,” and with her comedy partner Kathy Najimy has done two Obie-winning off-Broadway shows, “The Kathy and Mo Show: Parallel Lives" and “The Kathy and Mo Show: The Dark Side." Both were shown on HBO and Comedy Central. On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival” in Hollywood. Special thanks to James Grace and the iO Crew.

Jill-Michele Melean. Jill was a cast member of “Madtv,” has starred on “Reno 911,” and is on Nickelodeon’s “Big Time Rush.” On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival,” with special thanks going out to James Grace and the iO West crew.

Loretta Fox. Loretta has been in Will Farrell’s “Blades of Glory,” “Parks and Recreation,” “Seinfeld,” “That ‘70s Show,” and “Mr. Show with Bob and David.” She was also a cast member of Theatre A-Go-Go’s “Valley of the Dolls.” On location at iO West’s “LA Scripted Comedy Festival” in Hollywood. Special thanks to James Grace and the iO Crew.

Echo Kellum. Echo has been in “Ben and Kate,” “Sean Saves the World” starring Sean Hayes, "Key and Peele,” and “Rick and Morty,” created by Dan Harmon of “Community." Recorded on location at the The Loft at the LA Scripted Comedy Festival at iO West in Hollywood. Special thanks to James Grace and his staff at iO West!!!!!!!

Scott Adsit. Scott played Pete on “30 Rock,” was a driving force behind the cult classics “Moral Orel,” and “Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole,” was in “We’re the Millers,” “Robot Chicken,” and “Mr. Show.” Scott is also an alum of The Second City Mainstage where he performed with Tina Fey, Rachel Dratch and “Anchorman” director Adam McKay.

Steve Carell. Steve starred in “The Office,” “40-Year Old Virgin," “Anchorman,” and “Anchorman 2,” “Crazy, Stupid Love,” “Despicable Me,” and dozens more. Steve is a Golden Globe winner, but got his start at Second City Chicago with ADD Comedy’s host, Dave Razowsky. This episode is like listening in to two old friends talking because, well, it is.

Michael Boatman is an actor, a voice-over talent and an author. He was only one of two actors to be in every episode of “Spin City” (Richard Kind was the other actor), was in HBO’s “Arli$$, “Anger Management,” “China Beach,” and is currently in “Instant Mom.”

Johanna Stein has been on Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, and in the film Mulholland Drive. Johanna’s written for The Oxygen Network, The New York Times, Huffington Post, PBS, and Comedy Central. Johanna’s book on being a parent will be coming out around Mothers Day 2014.

Frangela is Frances Callier and Angela Shelton. They’re best friends who have done their "Idiot of the Week" podcast, they're “Pop Cultural Pundits” on NBC’s The Today Show and Dateline, Fox’s "Mike and Juliet Show," CNN’s "Showbiz Tonight" and "Headline News,” and Fox News’s "Red Eye" and "The Big Story," MSN’s "The Big Debate," and are regular contributors on NPR’s "Day to Day" and "Off Ramp."

Matt Jones is presently on “Mom” on CBS, he was Badger on “Breaking Bad,” he’s been in “The Office,” “NCIS,” “CSI.” Matt is currently in “Cooties,” which premiered at Sundance. Matt performed at Boom Chicago in Amsterdam, and performs regularly with Dave Hill in “Hill and Jones” at iO West.

Al Rose is a singer, a songwriter, an artist, a businessman, a poet, and one of Dave's dearest friends. Al’s produced and recorded six albums, and has opened for Suzanne Vega, Leon Russel and David Bromberg. Al and Rhonda Welbel are the artistic owners of Kopi Cafe in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood. On location in Chicago.

Richard Laible is a corporate entertainer, a trade show host, a master of ceremonies who has lead sales meetings for TV Guide, GTE, Mattel, IBM, Microsoft, Coca Cola, The Chicago Cubs, and dozens more. He was also a host for The Chicago Emmy Awards. On location from Chicago.

Legend Sheldon Patinkin was a producer and writer for SCTV, a member of the Playwrights Theatre Club, The Compass Players, The Second City as a director, and now as an Artistic Consultant. Sheldon was the chairman of the theater department at Columbia College, and is a major influence and inspiration to The Steppenwolf Theatre Company. On location in Chicago.