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NYC-based comic Jared Schwartz talks to Tokyo about what it's like being the semi-permanent co-host of Only Feehans with Kerryn Feehan, his sweet team that has helped built the huge success that is his independently produced Momma's Boy Comedy show (now at The Stand), what it was like growing up in Staten Island, and why he is now a sad boi. Follow Jared on IG and Twitter @thekidjared and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung. For video, subscribe at youtube.com/tokyokuntpunch.

Comic and professional roaster Alex Hooper talks to Tokyo about his approach to comedy and energy, his festival frequencies, his supportive partner, his book "Roast Yourself To Happiness," and what drew him to accidentally shoot his comedy special in London during the pandemic. Follow Alex @hooperhairpuff on IG and Twitter and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung. Watch the full videos at youtube.com/tokyokuntpunch.

Comedian and actor Josh Accardo talks to Tokyo about why he decided to move to New York from San Diego at the beginning of his career, that time he got lost in Central Park and broke down crying, confronting his abusers as part of the healing process, and failing the business part of comedy when he was starting out. He also tries to make her feel better about being jealous of her parents' relationship. Follow Josh on IG and Twitter @joshaccardo. Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.

NYC-based comic and producer Yumi Kay talks to Tokyo about her opinion on hanging out with comics in general, how she keeps her bi-weekly shows at Joey Bats and Russian Samovar populated, raising money for starving children in Russia and koalas in Australia, her pet chicken, and going to synagogue. Follow Yumi on IG @yumi.kay and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.

Head of Gas Digital Network and host of The SDR Show Ralph Sutton talks to Tokyo about how he met his co-host Big Jay Oakerson, normalizing kinks, and the life of decadence he use to lead as a DJ and host. Follow Ralph @iamralphsutton and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.

Comic, actor and host of Here For The Hang podcast Carlisle Forrester talks to Tokyo about not feeling like a Southern belle and getting out of Mississippi at age 18, producing her award-winning short film Now or Never available on IMDB, the benefits of being a good hang, and how being a genuine fan of one of comedy's top writers turned into a real friendship. Follow Carlisle on IG @carlisleforrester and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung. Subscribe for video youtube.com/tokyokuntpunch.

LA-based comic Lamar talks to Tokyo about his upbringing in South Carolina where you may find a severed leg on the beach, what it was like being gay in the military, and how not fitting in with family or church fueled him to be the bright light we see before us. Follow Lamar on IG @thisislamarbro and on Twitter @lamarcomedy, and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung. Subscribe for videos youtube.com/tokyokuntpunch.

Comedian Bob Levy talks to Tokyo about threatening Howard Stern's life, making things that bother you funny, and throwing them in your act, taking his fights with his wife public, and their shared gig in Jersey at The Dojo of Comedy East. Check out his The Miserable Men Show on Youtube. Follow Bob on IG @levybob, on Twitter @levy_sir, and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung. Subscribe at youtube.com/tokyokuntpunch.

Painter, artist and drummer Draya talks to Tokyo about her mom, starting a band, getting high and meditating and the boy who wouldn't leave her alone for 2 years. Follw Draya and request hand-made clothing on IG @champagneglass and get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.

Comedian and writer Fuquan Johnson talks to a few days sober Tokyo about growing up in Jersey, touring with the Wayans brothers, his rollercoaster and writing for All Def. Follow Fuquan on IG @mybadfuu on Twitter @mybadFu and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.