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Michael McDonald returns home to Orange County for his debut stand-up comedy special: Model. Citizen....

Jim Gaffigan is in top form for his seventh comedy special. The four-time Grammy nominated comedian doesn’t understand why we aren’t more honest about the reasons we don’t want to attend events, while at the same time embraces lying to kids. From horses and dog birthdays to traveling and museums, Jim continues to impress. Get ready to sit back and enjoy some Quality Time with Jim Gaffigan!

Here's The Best of Peter Kelamis: Volume 1, the best bits of actor, voice actor, and comedian Peter Kelamis, known for Stargate Universe, Dragon Ball Z, and Ed, Edd n Eddy.

In his debut album, OK, Yedoye Travis solves racism for about an hour through his passion for anime and general incongruity. He walks the audience through life as a young, black man in America, exploring things like famous doppelgangers, conspiracy theories, sexual tourism, and his love for his grandma Cecilia. OK was recorded at Relapse Theatre in Atlanta, GA.

Mo Mandel takes the stage in his first hour-long special at the Gothic Theater in Denver. He loves Julio Iglesias, hates positive people, and aims his frenetic laser at everything from the sins of his parents, to the perils of sex, to the dark nature of his own disastrous mind.

In addition to making fun of the general public, Travis Howze includes his own humility from being a firefighter, police officer, and in the Military to family, married life, and more. In Travis's mind, his days of protecting are not over, leaving no one safe nor anything off limits.

In Toast on Toast - part memoir, part "how to act" manual - Steven Toast draws on his vast and varied experiences, providing the reader with an invaluable insight into his journey from school plays to RADA and from "It's a Right Royal Knockout" to the Colony Club. Along the way he reveals the secrets of his success. He discloses how to brush up on and expand your technical and vocal skills, how to nail a professional voiceover, and how to deal with difficult work experience staff in a recording studio....

Comedian Ward Anderson ponders marriage, parenthood, and getting older in this offbeat and energetic comedy special. Filmed live in Toronto, Anderson brings the laughter with his unique delivery and style.

Real Talk with Lil’ Sis is a comedic storytelling experience told through the voice of a young woman navigating church life, friendship, and the many “big sisters” who seem to appear along the way. From late night conversations to Sunday mornings full of unexpected connections, Lil’ Sis shares humorous, heartfelt reflections on belonging, loyalty, and figuring life out one conversation at a time.

NEVER MIND THE BACON is a riotous prison diary that proves even the darkest places can be lit up with humour. From the absurdity of cafeteria “mystery bread” to the unspoken rules of shower etiquette, this diary captures the daily comedy of survival in a world where boredom breeds creativity. The author turns misadventures into laugh-out-loud stories, showing that sometimes the best way to endure confinement is to laugh at it. NICK DIEZEL is a writer and music producer.

If you've ever sat through a worship service wondering what's for lunch…If you've ever tried to look holy while secretly judging the worship leader's skinny jeans… If you've ever read the Bible and thought, "Wait… did that really happen?" Then this audiobook is for you.

Mrs. Claus has left. Not during an argument. Not during Christmas. Not even with an explanation. She simply left, and for the first time in centuries, Santa Claus found himself alone. The workshop at the North Pole still runs. The lists still have to be made. But none of it prepares him for modern dating, which quickly reveals itself to be strange, weird, and at times, completely chaotic. Now Santa is out in the world trying to understand how love became more complicated than delivering toys to millions of strangers in a single night.

What happens when the alarm clock stops ringing… but life doesn’t? In Every Day is Saturday, retirement isn’t a quiet rocking chair on the porch - it’s a full-contact sport. After decades of schedules, responsibilities, and living by someone else’s clock, stepping into retirement feels equal parts freedom and confusion. There are long mornings, unexpected adventures, shifting identities, and the startling realization that “doing nothing” is much harder than it sounds.

As Time Goes Bye-Bye... What happens when one of the world’s greatest superspies struggles with retirement? Officially, he’s dead, of course, but for 84-year-old Herbert Bigglesby, a quiet fadeout at Sunset View Senior Living Community is not going well. He feels like a prisoner, no one believes his stories, and his once-honored sixth sense for danger is now ridiculed as paranoid delusion.

The Princess and the Plumber in Rules of Engagement is the ninth audiobook in the series. After so many trials, tribulations, and crazy adventures, Olaf, the Plumber, and Tundra the Princess are finally engaged... to each other. While making plans, other things are happening in their family and friends' lives. Tundra insists on meeting Olaf's siblings, whom he had spoiled and kept hidden. After meeting them and seeing that they are every bit as bad as Olaf has described them, she puts her foot down.

Larry is about to turn 40, and his life isn’t going exactly as planned. He’s lost his marriage. He’s lost his home. He’s lost his financial stability. And he’s nearly lost hope that he can turn things around at all. Then he discovers he’s losing his hair. Now he’ll do anything to get it back. Anything. Unfortunately, he might lose everything else in the process. For fans of absurd, unpredictable, no-holds-barred comedies where everything spirals out of control. The audiobook is performed like an old-school radio play, bringing all the hilarious characters to life.

A story of personal growth through overcoming adversity. Stoic Philosophy portrayed through small town values.

Once again, lifelong friends and comedy legends Mel and Sue gather round the mic to ask each other the questions they're too embarrassed to ask anyone else… The things in their life they really should know by now – but still absolutely do not. Along the way we'll get facts (hopefully) and often-inappropriate anecdotes (definitely).

Stan boards an Amtrak train with one clear intention: do nothing important. No itinerary to optimize. No landmarks to conquer. Just movement, time, and the quiet pleasure of watching the world pass by a window. For Stan, trains are the last honest form of vacation — places where you’re allowed to sit still while life rearranges itself around you.

A celebration of and behind-the-scenes look at Jerry Seinfeld’s groundbreaking Netflix comedy series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. In his streaming show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry Seinfeld has engaged with some of the funniest people in history in classic cars, coffee shops...