Dan Bricker

Tanner Slade, an extremely unlikable bro, is obsessed with counting his steps. On his way to a tropical, solo, drug-filled getaway, he is kidnapped, and wakes up in a room with a shock collar on. A voice over a loudspeaker explains that he can only take 50 steps every 24 hours, or he will be punished. He embarks on a journey where he must adapt his lifestyle, and conserve every step, in order to adhere to his captor’s demands. As this dark comedy unfolds, Tanner is forced to confront his own demons, and ultimately decide what matters more... attaining a bunch of trivial steps that no one in the world cares about, or not being a pile of human garbage.

In Nathan's second self produced comedy project DOWN WITH TECH he jokes about tech nerds, social media, Mark Zuckerberg, screen time, Apple, Steve Jobs, AI, Elon Musk, robots and more. The tech companies have fully taken us over, and the only way to fight back?... Jokes.

In his second comedy special, Live From a Bowling Alley, Graham Kay talks about dating in the the modern age, the downside of Google alerts, and dealing with boomer parents.

Comedian and writer (the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the Onion) Django Gold presents BAG OF TRICKS, his debut stand-up comedy special. An hour filled with jokes, humorous observations, and the paranoid ramblings of a man slowly being crushed into powder by the modern age. Cynical, bizarre, without shame or better judgment: That’s the Django Gold guarantee. Come laugh your little butt off.

‘Pete & Me’ is a deeply funny, unexpectedly moving comedy special from Graham Kay that blends sharp stand-up with heartfelt storytelling about life alongside his older brother Pete, who has profound autism. With his signature dry wit, Graham unpacks family chaos, childhood resentment, adulthood, loneliness, guilt, and the strange, tender rituals that define their bond. The result is a rare special that is as honest as it is hilarious—an intimate, offbeat portrait of brotherhood, responsibility, and the kind of love that doesn’t always look conventional, but lasts a lifetime.

Tanner Slade, an extremely unlikable bro, is obsessed with counting his steps. On his way to a tropical, solo, drug-filled getaway, he is kidnapped, and wakes up in a room with a shock collar on. A voice over a loudspeaker explains that he can only take 50 steps every 24 hours, or he will be punished. He embarks on a journey where he must adapt his lifestyle, and conserve every step, in order to adhere to his captor’s demands. As this dark comedy unfolds, Tanner is forced to confront his own demons, and ultimately decide what matters more... attaining a bunch of trivial steps that no one in the world cares about, or not being a pile of human garbage.

In Nathan's second self produced comedy project DOWN WITH TECH he jokes about tech nerds, social media, Mark Zuckerberg, screen time, Apple, Steve Jobs, AI, Elon Musk, robots and more. The tech companies have fully taken us over, and the only way to fight back?... Jokes.

In his second comedy special, Live From a Bowling Alley, Graham Kay talks about dating in the the modern age, the downside of Google alerts, and dealing with boomer parents.

Comedian and writer (the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the Onion) Django Gold presents BAG OF TRICKS, his debut stand-up comedy special. An hour filled with jokes, humorous observations, and the paranoid ramblings of a man slowly being crushed into powder by the modern age. Cynical, bizarre, without shame or better judgment: That’s the Django Gold guarantee. Come laugh your little butt off.

‘Pete & Me’ is a deeply funny, unexpectedly moving comedy special from Graham Kay that blends sharp stand-up with heartfelt storytelling about life alongside his older brother Pete, who has profound autism. With his signature dry wit, Graham unpacks family chaos, childhood resentment, adulthood, loneliness, guilt, and the strange, tender rituals that define their bond. The result is a rare special that is as honest as it is hilarious—an intimate, offbeat portrait of brotherhood, responsibility, and the kind of love that doesn’t always look conventional, but lasts a lifetime.