Ron Pearson tackles the parenting lessons no one ever warned us about. A funny and relatable stand-up clip for every parent who has ever wondered what they got themselves into.
Comedian Jeff Allen shares a hilarious story about his doctor visit and what the doctor had to say about his heart. A clean, relatable stand-up clip from his special "Honor Thy Wife."
Clayburn Cox has you laughing from the very first line in this quick, clean comedy bit about a bathroom prank gone perfectly. A fun, family-friendly watch!
Jonnie W brings his signature wit and warmth to this hilarious best-of set all about the awkward, uncomfortable moments that make up everyday life. Relatable, clean comedy the whole family will enjoy!
Kellen Erskine brings his sharp, observational humor to the Nateland Presents: The Showcase stage — covering everything from paddle boats to college textbooks. Clean, clever comedy you won't want to miss!
Henry Cho delivers his signature clean Southern charm in this hilarious set all about marriage, relationships, and the funny truth about love. You'll be laughing and nodding along!
Leanne Morgan hilariously recounts her 10-week CrossFit adventure, from before-and-after photos to the paleo diet struggles. Clean, relatable comedy at its finest!
Marty Simpson tackles the hilarious reality of walls that are way too thin — his bathroom observations will have you nodding and laughing at the same time. Clean comedy at its best!
"The Swan" himself, Dennis Swanberg, delivers a hilarious showcase of celebrity voices that will have you laughing out loud. A clean comedy classic you won't want to miss!
Henry Cho delivers a hilarious and heartfelt "best of" set covering the joys and chaos of parenting, the quirks of marriage, and the funny side of everyday life. Clean, relatable, and genuinely funny — this one's perfect for the whole family!
If you've ever survived raising teenagers, Jeff Allen's hilarious take on parenting, lazy health club memberships, and grandkids with pink eye will have you laughing out loud. Clean stand-up comedy that hits close to home — especially the part about the devil getting his driver's license at 16!
This clip starts as a comedian’s personal story and turns into a full faith message.
He talks about coming to the U.S., getting pulled into the Hollywood lifestyle, and hitting a point where he felt empty even while things looked “successful.” He describes the prayer that changed his direction, how he found church, and how his choices shifted around sobriety, relationships, and marriage.
From there, it moves into an encouraging talk on hope, redemption, and what he believes Jesus offers, ending with a public invitation for anyone who wants to respond and a guided prayer.
A clean stand-up bit about married life and the everyday reality of sharing a home.
He talks about running out of bathroom supplies, the difference between how men and women shop, and why having two bathrooms can save a marriage. From mixing the last drops of shampoo to the truth about showering together, it’s relatable relationship humor built from real-life moments.
Easygoing, observational comedy about marriage, habits, and living together.
Cleo Rodriguez mixes gym struggles, golf confusion, church culture shock, and family life into one clean, story-heavy set.
He opens with fitness-gym jokes and keeps escalating into married life, church stories, a Christmas nativity scene gone wrong, and new-baby chaos. It’s fast, relatable, and built around everyday moments—no profanity, plenty of punchlines.
A clean, interactive comedy segment featuring live crowd work, audience participation, and a high-risk unicycle stunt.
The performer brings volunteers on stage, jokes with the audience, and turns simple conversations into big laughs. What starts as light crowd interaction builds into a funny and unpredictable finale, with real-time reactions, playful teasing, and physical comedy.
Ever notice how buying a simple pair of shoes turns into a full production?
In this clean stand-up bit, the comic takes on airport shoe shines, confusing “semiannual” sales, disappearing shoe sizes, and the mysterious back room at Foot Locker that apparently requires a forklift and a packed lunch. He pokes fun at store layouts, sizing logic, reversible belts, sagging pants, and the strange math behind clothing labels.
It’s everyday shopping frustration turned into sharp, relatable comedy — no profanity, no politics, just smart observations about things we’ve all experienced.
Leslie shares hilarious stories about moving from Hollywood to farm life, raising animals, marriage humor, and getting older. Clean comedy filled with relatable moments, country living surprises, and family life.
A hilarious look at neighborhood apps, online drama, and local community chaos. This clean comedy bit covers neighborhood arguments, HOA rules, and the wild things people post online.
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