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From the beginning of time, there have been many monumental questions that have perplexed the human race such as: Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? And... Who’s on first?

Authors Keegan-Michael Key and Elle Key build on the popularity of their 2022 Webby Award-winning podcast and delve deeper into the world of sketch, helped along with new essays created expressly for the book by comedy greats.

Before Lisa Landry became a headlining comic with an hour long special, a comedy central Premium Blend and a handful of late night appearances under her belt, she was a sharp and witty stand-up comic roasting her marriage, motherhood and life at large. On her debut album, Landry's voice rings loud as a female voice to reckon with, and puts the ordinary under a microscope to see the humor therein.

You love William Shatner. You admire his many and varied talents. You appreciate his creativity and willingness to take risks. You want to learn his master negotiation techniques. You wish you could hang out with him. Admit it. You want to BE William Shatner. And now...you can (almost). This...

Grown up comedy. Kristin continues to tour comedy clubs and colleges nationwide. Her newest recording, Where the Cab Takes You, is a journey of collected experiences, including two Waffle House stories that only Kristin could tell.

Kristin Key, a minister's daughter from a small town in West Texas, has a wealth of comedy material including her true story of "coming out" of and "going back in" to the closet. She perfectly blends thought-provoking, hilarious true stories, original songs, and keen observations with outrageous wit and off-the-cuff improv moments. A finalist on Last Comic Standing, this is her fourth album for Uproar.

Kristin Key is an American comedian who has appeared at The Improv and on Last Comic Standing. This recording features all new material and four never-before-recorded original comedy songs including "Fairy Tales" and "Bad TV". Explicit content; intended for mature listeners.