Whiskey Ginger

Ian Fidance is a wild card of comedy—an offbeat powerhouse blending high-octane energy with razor-sharp wit. Hailing from Delaware and now tearing up the NYC comedy scene, Ian's quicksilver crowd work and deeply personal bits leave audiences howling. Jordan Jensen is the down-to-earth dynamo flipping stand-up comedy on its head. With her no-nonsense storytelling and killer punchlines, she blends raw honesty with a unique voice that’s earned her a spot as one of New York's rising stars.

Jiaoying Summers is a comedy powerhouse making waves with her unapologetic humor and electric stage presence. Born in China and now dominating the U.S. comedy scene, Jiaoying turns cultural clashes and personal struggles into laugh-out-loud gold. A regular at the Comedy Store and Laugh Factory, she’s also a viral sensation with millions of fans across TikTok and Instagram. Bold, brilliant, and fiercely original, Jiaoying’s voice is one you won’t forget. Catch her live.

Ari Shaffir is a boundary-pushing comedian, storyteller, and provocateur who isn’t afraid to say what you’re thinking—or what you’re scared to think. Known for his fearless, uncensored specials (Ari Shaffir: Jew), hit podcast (Skeptic Tank), and appearances on This Is Not Happening, Ari crafts comedy that’s as thought-provoking as it is hilarious. When he’s not on stage or behind the mic, he’s probably traveling, stirring the pot, or finding new ways to embrace the absurdity of life. Catch him live and find out why no topic is off-limits! Check out Ari's new special America's Sweetheart out now on Netflix!!

Fortune Feimster is comedy’s ultimate ray of sunshine—hilariously self-deprecating, charmingly Southern, and full of heart. From her Netflix specials (Sweet & Salty and Good Fortune) to scene-stealing roles in The Mindy Project and Life in Pieces, Fortune delivers laughs that feel like a warm hug. A podcast host (Sincerely Fortune), writer, and stand-up powerhouse, she turns relatable moments into unforgettable comedy. Whether she’s dishing out family stories or sharing life lessons, Fortune proves laughter is the best way to bring people together.

Comedian, actor, musician, and absurdist maestro, Tim Heidecker has built a career on making the surreal hilariously real. Best known as one half of the cult comedy duo behind Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, Heidecker’s offbeat genius has influenced an entire generation of comedy. Whether he’s lampooning showbiz in On Cinema, exploring existential dread in The Comedy, or crafting tender folk-rock tunes, Tim delivers creativity with a side of chaos. Catch him wherever brilliance meets bizarre—and don’t forget to bring your sense of humor. Check out his podcast Office Hours on YouTube!

Justin Martindale is a comedian, writer, and podcaster serving sharp wit with a side of Hollywood tea. A staple at The Comedy Store, he’s got the kind of effortless, cutting humor that makes you say, Did he just say that?—and love him for it. Whether he’s roasting pop culture, riffing on celebrity chaos, or keeping it extra real on his podcast JUST SAYIN’ with Justin Martindale, he brings the perfect mix of sass and smarts. You’ve seen him on E! and heard him slay on the mic—now catch him live before TMZ makes him a headline.

Yung Gravy—aka Mr. Clean, aka the Sultan of Sauce—has been serving up smooth flows, retro beats, and more swagger than your mom’s high school prom date. With his signature blend of vintage samples, witty bars, and a voice smoother than butter on a biscuit, Gravy has turned internet virality into a platinum-plated rap career. From Betty (Get Money) to Oops!, his tracks bring the perfect mix of comedy, charisma, and certified bangers. Whether he’s stealing your grandma’s heart or shutting down festival stages, one thing’s for sure—Gravy’s always dripping.

Rosebud Baker doesn’t pull punches—she lands them. With her razor-sharp wit and unflinching honesty, she’s become one of the most fearless voices in comedy. Her latest stand-up special, The Mother Lode, proves why she’s a powerhouse, delivering darkly hilarious takes on life, love, and everything in between. Beyond the stage, she’s bringing the heat in the writers' room at Saturday Night Live, shaping some of the sharpest comedy on TV. Whether she’s on stage or behind the scenes, Rosebud’s comedy is as bold as it is unforgettable.

Big Jay Oakerson is a master of crowd work and one of the rawest, realest voices in comedy. Armed with his signature beanie, fingerless gloves, and an unfiltered take on life, Jay has built a cult following with his fearless storytelling and razor-sharp wit. He’s the host of Legion of Skanks, co-host of The Bonfire on SiriusXM, and the guy who’ll make you laugh at things you probably shouldn’t. Whether he's breaking down the absurdity of relationships, roasting audience members, or diving into the darkest corners of humor, Big Jay keeps it brutally funny and undeniably real.

Dustin Nickerson is the self-proclaimed “World’s Most Average Person,” but don’t let the modesty fool you—his comedy is anything but ordinary. A master of observational humor, Dustin delivers razor-sharp takes on marriage, parenting, and everyday life with the skill of a seasoned pro (and the exhaustion of a father of three). Seen on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Comedy Central, and Netflix alongside Kevin Hart, he’s the relatable, hilarious voice of the modern-day family man—if that family man also had a killer tight five. Catch him on tour or on his hit podcast Don’t Make Me Come Back There.

Andrea Jin is a Chinese-Canadian comedy powerhouse, delivering sharp, self-deprecating wit with a side of pure charm. Named JFL’s New Face and winner of SiriusXM’s Top Comic, she’s been making waves with her effortlessly funny takes on family, dating, and cultural clashes. You’ve seen her on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central, and her hit special Grandma’s Girl. Whether on stage or online, Andrea’s humor is as relatable as it is unexpected—get ready to laugh, cry, and question your life choices all at once.

Dan Soder—comedian, actor, and the guy your favorite podcasters call when they need a real laugh. A powerhouse of sharp wit and effortless storytelling, Soder made waves on Billions as Mafee, dominated the stand-up scene with his HBO special Son of a Gary, and crushed it on The Bonfire with Big Jay Oakerson. Whether he's riffing on the absurdity of life, dropping wrestling references, or delivering that signature deadpan humor, Soder is the real deal. Catch him live, catch him on a pod, just don’t catch him without a tallboy in hand.

Andrew Dice Clay – The original bad boy of comedy, the man who made nursery rhymes dirty and stadiums roar. With his leather-clad swagger, Brooklyn attitude, and a mouth that don’t know brakes, Dice became the first stand-up to sell out Madison Square Garden two nights in a row. From his legendary The Day the Laughter Died albums to his scene-stealing roles in A Star Is Born and Entourage, he’s still as raw, unapologetic, and iconic as ever. Oh! ????????

Kelsey Cook is a comedian, podcast host, and world champion foosball player—yes, really. She’s been seen on The Tonight Show, Comedy Central, and This Is Not Happening, and her debut special The Hustler is out now. Kelsey also co-hosts the hit podcast Self-Helpless, where comedy meets chaos and personal growth. Whether she’s slaying a crowd or an unsuspecting bar dude at foosball, Kelsey brings sharp wit, and serious spin.

Eric Andre is a human fever dream in the form of a comedian. Best known as the creator and host of The Eric Andre Show—a surreal, anarchic explosion of late-night anti-comedy—he’s pushed the boundaries of absurdity, performance art, and public mayhem. Whether he's freeing the nipple on national TV, terrorizing Times Square in a cockroach costume, or voicing characters in cult cartoons like Disenchantment, Eric is chaos with a cause. Now, he brings his brain-melting energy to the mic with Bombing with Eric Andre, a podcast where comedy meets catastrophe, and no guest leaves unscathed.

Aaron Weber is a southern gentleman with a preacher’s charm and a killer punchline. A rising star from Nashville, he’s the youngest member of the legendary Nateland podcast crew, holding his own alongside comedy vets like Nate Bargatze. Whether he's riffing on Cracker Barrel, growing up religious, or his undying love for Alabama football, Aaron’s clean, clever, and quietly subversive stand-up leaves audiences howling. Catch him on tour or wherever dad jokes are taken way too seriously.

Brooks Wheelan (former SNL cast member, stand-up comic, and host of Entry Level) joins Andrew Santino on Whiskey Ginger for a hilarious, honest, and wild ride through the highs and lows of comedy life. From getting fired from Saturday Night Live to bombing on the road and figuring out what comes next, Brooks tells it like it is—with zero filter. We talk SNL, stand-up horror stories, growing up in Iowa, and how to stay funny when everything’s falling apart. It’s classic Santino—loose, raw, and real.

Comedian Casey Rocket blasts into the Whiskey Ginger studio for a whirlwind of surreal characters, unfiltered absurdity, and deep-cut comedy brainwaves. Andrew Santino and Casey riff on everything from Casey’s psychedelic approach to stand-up, his Southern roots, and what it’s like to blow minds in real time. Casey’s one of the fastest-rising and most original voices in comedy today—don’t sleep on this one.

In Soviet Russia, podcast listens to YOU! Yakov Smirnoff—comedian, actor, and professor of laughter—joins Andrew Santino to reflect on Soviet roots, finding the American dream through comedy, and why laughter really is the best medicine. Yakov’s journey is unreal — from acting alongside legends like Robin Williams, Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson, Richard Pryor, and Tom Hanks… to buying the house where Lenny Bruce died. What a country!

The Almost Friday guys—Will Angus and Liam Cullagh—join Santino on Whiskey Ginger and things spiral fast. From viral sketches to behind-the-scenes madness, this one’s packed with laughs, bromance, and absolute unhinged energy.

You’ve never seen a podcast guest like John Goblikon (Dave Rispoli) goblin, metalhead, author, and host of the wild ride that is Right Now with John Goblikon. In this chaotic and hilarious episode, Andrew Santino dives deep into goblin wisdom, difficult truth, and what it’s like being the face (and snout) of Nekrogoblikon. They talk about fame, failure, touring as a mythical creature, and why John thinks humans are barely functional. Let's not forget our message to the White House! It’s comedy, chaos, and a little bit of therapy—with a goblin.

Grace O’Malley is loud, Irish, hilarious—and not here to behave. This week on Whiskey Ginger, Andrew Santino sits down with the rising star of stand-up and host of the wildly unfiltered podcast Disgraceful with Grace O’Malley. They talk about growing up Irish, bombing on stage, thriving on TikTok, and why being “too much” is exactly the point. If you love smart, raw, and rowdy, this episode is your jam.

Comedian Yannis Pappas (History Hyenas) joins Andrew Santino on this WILD episode of Whiskey Ginger. From outrageous hot takes to off-the-cuff rants, Yannis brings the chaos — and Santino rides the wave. They talk cancel culture, Greece vs. America, fatherhood, stand-up beefs, and whatever else derails the conversation. This one’s unfiltered, unhinged, and completely hilarious.

Filmmaker, writer, and podcasting pioneer Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma, Jay & Silent Bob) sits down with Andrew Santino for a wildly honest and hilarious episode of Whiskey Ginger. Kevin shares stories behind the making of Dogma, his friendship with George Carlin, and how he gave Jason Lee his first-ever acting role in Mallrats. This one’s got everything: cult classics, career reinvention, spiritual growth, and a few outrageous rants in between.

This week on Whiskey Ginger, Andrew Santino is joined by the one-of-a-kind Atsuko Okatsuka — comedian, actress, and viral sensation — for a wild ride through her unique upbringing, her love of awkwardness, and how she turned trauma into triumph through comedy. They talk about growing up undocumented, how her “toilet paper dance” went viral during the pandemic, her hilarious takes on Asian-American identity, and how comedy saved her life. It’s heartfelt, weird, and classic Atsuko.

Comedian Beth Stelling joins Andrew Santino on Whiskey Ginger to talk about her brand-new stand-up special LANDLORD, they share stories about annoying landlords, hackers, her family nickname BESS?, living and dating in LA, getting felt up at the Airport, and the humiliation of helping a crazy person. Beth is such a fun hang. We love when she's on the show! Don’t miss her new half-hour LANDLORD — streaming now on VEEPS!