comedy

Comedian and cultural icon Marc Maron talks to IPR about his upcoming shows at the Traverse City Comedy Fest, the politics of comedy and why he tries to stay humble.

Audiences in Traverse City will be getting a chance to enjoy some pretty famous comedians live and in-person, when the first Traverse City Comedy Festival kicks off February 2nd-4th, across five venues in the downtown area.

Today on Stateside , a voting rights expert with the ACLU shares what Michiganders should know ahead of tomorrow’s midterm election. Plus, a...

Never underestimate the power of the class clown. The Southfield-born Keegan-Michael Key took his "class clown" talent (or "class theater nerd" as he...

Hasan Minhaj loves the way humor can get a message across. As a high schooler, Minhaj was involved in speech and debate. Then, while in college, he saw…

After criss-crossing the country for more than three decades, and spending 15 years as part of NPR’s Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me, Paula Poundstone has...

When you think of catching some good improv comedy, your first thought might be Chicago's famed Second City where John Belushi and Bill Murray graced...