A.D.D. Comedy with Dave Razowsky

Frangela is Frances Callier and Angela Shelton. They’re best friends who have done their "Idiot of the Week" podcast, they're “Pop Cultural Pundits” on NBC’s The Today Show and Dateline, Fox’s "Mike and Juliet Show," CNN’s "Showbiz Tonight" and "Headline News,” and Fox News’s "Red Eye" and "The Big Story," MSN’s "The Big Debate," and are regular contributors on NPR’s "Day to Day" and "Off Ramp."

Lloyd Ahlquist. AKA “EpicLLOYD," is the co-creater of "Epic Rap Battles" (along with his partner Peter Shukoff) one of his three YouTube channels. “Epic Rap Battles” has received four “Streamy Awards” and has had over 1 billion views. That’s “billion” with a “b.” Lloyd’s solo YouTube channel, “Dis Raps For Hire,” has had over a quarter million views. Lloyd was one of the founding members of Mission IMPROVable, and continues to perform in “The Grind” at his M.I. Westside Comedy Theater in Santa Monica

Scott Lowell. Scott has been on “Bones," on "American Dad!,” “Heroes,” “CSI,” and played Ted Schmidt in the groundbreaking Showtime series “Queer as Folk.” In September Scott will be heading to Broadway where he’ll be in “The Elephant Man” starring Bradley Cooper.

Laura Hall. Laura is the musical director for “Whose Line is it Anyway?,” She’s toured nationally with “Drew Carey and The Improv Allstars,” and has played for The Groundlings, Annoyance Theater, iO, “Opening Night: The Musical,” and Theatresports. She is an alum of The Second City, where she was also the musical director. She travels the country playing in her band “The Sweet Potatoes,” and teaches musical improv with her husband Second City alum (and former ADD Comedy guest) Rick Hall. At the end of today's interview we have a special bonus track of Laura's band "The Sweet Potatoes." performing "Anyone but Me." More info about Laura can be found at her website http://www.laurahall.com/

Matt Craig. Matt an alum of The Second City and has appeared on “Key and Peele,” “The Office,” and “According to Jim.” He an Emmy-nominated writer who’s written for "Saturday Night Live,” and is currently writing for WB’s “Wabbit.” Matt is also part of the improv duo “Frankenmatt” with Frank Caeti.