Hailing from the Philippines and brought up in California, Guzman started out as a music teacher, which he quickly learned meant teaching Taylor Swift songs to teenagers. His performances have spanned the globe, as he has performed for Stand-Up Tokyo and ROR Comedy in Japan, the Jokers Ball in Indonesia, the Badaboom Comedy Series in Amsterdam, and countless other international shows. Blending music and comedy, JR serenades the audience with both songs and hilarious stories. He won 2016 Stand-up NBC, was named the prestigious title of “New Face” at Just for Laughs 2017, and now has a quarter hour special on Netflix’s “The Comedy Lineup.” He has also been featured on Comedy Central’s Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City. This is his debut album, which debuted #1 on iTunes and Billboard.

This album will make your grandparents less racist and your grandkids more racist. Wait, that can’t be right. Can someone fix that? No? Anyway, listen to the album and see for yourself!

Comedian Jen Fulwiler brings her unique perspective as a mother of six and a recent convert to Catholicism as she confesses her parental missteps without a hint of remorse. Jen takes on every area of suburban life, from dads boasting about their speedy minivans to mandatory parent meetings that could have been an email. Her tales of drinking alone in her garage after homeschooling, her husband’s refusal to travel with luggage, and hiding when she hears a knock at the door make this the perfect special for parents of all ages.

Held at the renowned Tipitina’s in New Orleans, Sean Patton: Number One takes audiences on a deep dive into the personal experiences that defined Sean’s identity. In the 90-minute special, Sean shares his experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder, a mayhem-filled childhood, and the complex, enduring connections within his family.