Matt Braunger was raised in Portland, Oregon. A headlining comedian since 2007 and an actor since childhood, Matt studied theatre in New York and improvisation in Chicago. Matt’s television credits include starring in the Amazon pilot The New V.I.P.’s, recurring roles on ABC’s Agent Carter, NBC’s Up All Night, Netflix’s Disjointed, go90’s My Dead Ex, and the Starz series Take My Wife. Matt was a series regular on Fox’s MADtv, a cast member of the TruTV series How to Be a Grown Up, as well as appearances on BoJack Horseman, Garfunkel and Oates, Maron, HBO’s Family Tree, the Chelsea Lately roundtable, The Michael J Fox Show, Happy Endings, CONAN, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Pete Holmes Show, United States of Tara, Pushing Daisies, Carpoolers, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Acceptable TV, and Live At Gotham.
Matt was also a regular guest on @midnight and appeared in Showtime’s SXSW Comedy with W. Kamau Bell and Comedy Central’s The Meltdown. He won the 2008 “Best Of The Fest” at the inaugural Rooftop Comedy Festival in Aspen. In 2009, he was named to Variety’s Top 10 Comics to Watch, and Comedy Central’s Hot 9 in ’09 list, his debut album Soak Up The Night was released by Comedy Central Records and he was named to the iTunes REWIND Top 20 Albums of 2009. In 2010, he recorded his half hour Comedy Central Presents special and in 2012 released his debut hour-long special entitled Shovel Fighter, also released as an album. Matt’s hour-long comedy special, Big, Dumb Animal is now available on Netflix, and he recently recorded a new hour special coming soon. He also has a hilarious podcast “Advice from a Dipshit”.
Along with touring comedy clubs across the country, Matt is also a regular at the Upright Citizens Brigade in Los Angeles, and he headlined the Old Milwaukee Comedy Tour for Funny Or Die in 2013. Matt has also performed at a variety of prestigious comedy festivals including the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal and Chicago, The TBS Comedy Festival Las Vegas, and South By Southwest. Matt also co-founded the popular Bridgetown Comedy Festival that takes place annually in Portland.

GARRISON CHOITZ

Garrison Choitz has been in the joke saying game for a little over 4 years. He has garnered his comedic styling by staring deeply into the abyss of social constructs and the failings of human language to communicate effectively. He'd like you to be disoriented by his jokes, and to perhaps glimpse the peeling paint of the institutions we've all come to accept as reality.

KEITH MARTINEZ

Keith Martinez grew up in Rock Springs, Wyoming, which he describes by saying "It's like if Butte and Billings had a baby and it had truck nuts." He has mostly lived in Bozeman for the last twenty years. Surviving both extremes of the cultural divide has given Keith a unique perspective that is as sharp as it is funny.

JENNA ELIEL

Jenna Eliel is a native of Montana. She honed her brand of humor in high school when she realized she would never look cool hopping a chain link fence and, really, shouldn't have ever tried. These days, she spends her time watching excessive amounts of "animal odd couple" videos while double-fisting ham sandwiches and sobbing over her own hypocrisy. She dreams of a world that reflects the pure love of a lamb and his kitten best friend. She was a finalist in Missoula's 2018 Homegrown Comedy Competition.

KYLE KULSETH

I'm originally from Wyoming. If you're unfamiliar, suffice it to say that basically makes me the stuff of legend...like the Chupacabra or Skunk Ape. I've been living and doing comedy in Western Montana since 2013.

I started doing stand-up to try something new and I just sorta never stopped. Now I spend my weekends and nights telling jokes & stories at drunk people in bars. Aim high! I've done lots of places in Missoula and Bozeman, as well as Billings for Dreyfest the last three years, and smatterings of smaller shows all over the state. I toured around the West & the Northwest in the Springs of 2016 and 2017 with other Montana comedians. I like to get out on the road for comedy when I can. I also book stand-up shows and I ran a monthly comedy hour/variety show in Missoula called No Pads, No Blazers. It was p tight.