A Talk by Karen Rontowski, J.C. Currias, Katrina Davis, Alex Hooper, Richy Leis and Abdullah Saeed
Psychic Stand Up,
Conan O'Brian,
America's Got Talent,
America's Got Talent,
Comic Cure and
Bong Appetit
About this talk
Your favorite psychedelic comedians delight you with entheogenic humor
Categories covered by this talk
Karen Rontowski
Karen has appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman, Sirius Satellite Radio, Comics Unleashed, Comedy.com, Live at Gotham, Comedy Central and Mysteries of the Unexplained. You can see her Dry Bar Comedy Special called Ridiculous Me on VidAngel.com where it just received over 3 million hits. She is also a Paranormal Panelist at the Los Angeles ComicCon.
J.C. Currias
As an actor, he has appeared on Fox’s Lethal Weapon, BET’s Real Husbands of Hollywood and was a writer on Comedy Central’s TripTank. He made his film debut in the Sundance Film Festival feature “New Low”.
Katrina Davis
Named one of Time Out LA’s Comedians to Watch 2019, Katrina Davis has been seen on America’s Got Talent (2017) and performs at shows all over Los Angeles (and now online.) You can see her featured on the Seed & Spark comedy special Everything Is Fine, the comedy YouTube series Booked and Fact Check on Amazon Prime.
Alex Hooper
Alex Hooper is a stand-up comedian, actor, and professional roaster. He delights crowds by blending dark humor with silly positivity. His joke writing is clever and fearless. Onstage he bursts with energy. Alex shines just like his sparkly wardrobe. He’s headlined
Richy Leis
As seen on MTV, VH1, TMZ and more, Richy has worked with some of the biggest names in the business such as Dana Carvey (SNL), Jeff Garlin (The Goldbergs), Kate Walsh (ER), Mary Lynn Rajskub (24), David Koechner (Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy), & Craig Robinson (The Office).
Abdullah Saeed
Abdullah created and produced several of Vice's prominent cannabis properties, including the James Beard Award-nominated cooking show Bong Appetit. He also hosted and produced the political road trip TV series Vice Does America, executive produced by Spike Jonze.