#163

Josh Wolf

Josh Wolf is a highly successful comedian, actor, and NY Times Bestselling author. He is best known for his work as a writer and round table guest on 'Chelsea Lately' and for hosting his own specials. He is a frequent guest and beloved performer on 'Kill Tony'.

Melissa Eslinger

Melissa Eslinger is a Los Angeles-based comedian and production assistant. She was a regular on the 'Kill Tony' podcast during its early years and is famously the featured performer in Episode 109, which has no surviving video recording.

Joel Jimenez

Joel Jimenez is a stand-up comedian and musician from Northeast Los Angeles, best known as 'Joelberg,' the original drummer for the 'Kill Tony' band. He gained a massive following for his high-energy performances, outrageous characters, and the legendary 'Mexican Drum-Offs' on the show. He is also the drummer for the band Mad Peaceful and co-hosts the 'Dogs of Brown Town' and 'Lesser Known Characters' podcasts.

Dan Nolan is a stand-up comedian and a regular in the Austin comedy scene. He appeared on 'Kill Tony' (Episode #163) and is known for his sharp wit and participation in 'Roast Battle' Austin. He is also part of the 'Mullet Bros Co.' comedy troupe.

Matthew Maloney

Matthew Maloney is a Los Angeles-based comedian and a frequent 'bucket pull' on 'Kill Tony,' appearing in multiple episodes including #120, #129, #147, #193, #245, #281, and #579. He is particularly well-known for his performance in Episode #281, where he delivered his famous 'Carl is Dead' (dead grandfather) bit. He is recognized for his high energy and unique storytelling style.

Bo Laughman

Bo Laughman is an Austin-based comedian and actor known for his role as 'Guy Fry' in the 2024 film 'The Late Game'. He co-hosts the 'What's Wrong with Me' podcast and has appeared on 'Kill Tony' multiple times as a bucket pull, including Episodes 141 and 163.

Preacher Lawson

Preacher Lawson is a renowned stand-up comedian and Season 12 finalist of America's Got Talent. He has appeared on 'Kill Tony' multiple times (notably Episodes 146, 149, 163, and 212), where his high-energy performances earned him praise as a future star from host Tony Hinchcliffe.