Ron Pearson shares a hilarious and heartfelt story he almost kept to himself in this stand-up comedy clip. Relatable, funny, and full of his signature Southern charm.
Henry Cho delivers hilarious observations about his wife's small-town Alabama roots in this stand-up comedy clip. A Southern-fried look at life, marriage, and the charm of unexpected places.
Women need to stop asking men what they're thinking, or at least that's how Cory Edwards feels in this clip from his Dry Bar Comedy special. Cory talks about the dumb things that men think about and why it would be better if women never asked "what are you thinking?"
Comedian Kellen Erskine makes a hilarious case for why penguins don't belong in Antarctica — and why Evolution might have some explaining to do — in this clean stand-up clip from Dry Bar Comedy.
Comedian Don McMillan takes a hilarious look at our obsession with cell phones — from autocorrect disasters to password cats — in this clean stand-up comedy clip.
Comedian Jonnie W. brings hilarious insight into married life in this stand-up set about surviving 27 years of marriage. Clean comedy for the whole family!
Comedian and juggler Ron Pearson attempts his most nerve-wracking trick yet in this hilarious and jaw-dropping performance. Clean comedy entertainment for the whole family!
Stand-up comedian Jeff Allen shares hilarious and heartfelt stories about marriage, aging, addiction, and his journey to faith. A must-watch for anyone who enjoys clean, honest comedy with a powerful message.
Amazing facts about the human body told in a way that only Kellen Erskine could tell them. In this clip from his full Dry Bar Comedy special, Kellen Erskine breaks down everything from how sensitive human skin is, to why 3 children is the perfect amount of children to have.
Henry Cho hilariously breaks down the differences between how men and women communicate - a relatable comedy bit that will have you nodding and laughing at the same time.
Detroit native, Dry Bar Comedy alum and Star Search $100,000 WINNER Horace H.B. Sanders visits "First Sundays" to record an album and a comedy special - and subsequently rocks the house becoming a First Sundays favorite.
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