Creators
R. Alex Murray does a bunch of stuff in New York. He acts, sings for kids, performs solo shows and stand up comedy, sings for adults, and hosts like fifteen goddamn podcasts. He also grows a lot of house plants, shoots hoops, slings dice, and reads tarot for his buddies. He hates having to wear pants, and if you try to touch his beard, it’ll eat you. He yelled at a kid on HBO one time.
Amanda Van Nostrand is a comedian, actor, and writer living in Brooklyn. She has performed at Broadway Comedy Club, The PIT (She Makes Me Laugh), Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Stand Up NY, West Side Comedy Club (F Comedy, Bottomless Brunch, Homo You Didn't), The Grisly Pear, and a lot of bar basements. A series regular on TruTv's Hack My Life she can also be seen on the award winning web series Seeking Sublet, and in the short film Lucky Spot.
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Kirk Battle has a day job but loves to write when he has a free moment. He has produced multiple books of science fiction, historical fiction, and weird stuff. Check out www.kirkbattle.com if you want to check it out. A long work commute led to a love of audiobooks and podcasting. He's just happy to be here.
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Sarah Morgan Ashey is a Tennessee born, New York based actor, comedian and baker whose work stretches across film, digital and stage.
A seasoned improviser, Sarah performs weekly on a House Team at one of New York’s premiere comedy hubs, the Peoples Improv Theater, where she was awarded a full scholarship and is a current member of their faculty - offering both intro and advanced classes to aspiring comedians. In December 2019, Sarah was named the Teacher of the Year. Students may sign up for her classes here. Additionally, she studied sketch at the Upright Citizens Brigade and is a proud member of Story Pirates - an organization known for adapting stories written by kids into sketch comedy.
Her original written works have been performed in the Tennessee Women's Theater Festival, The Boston Comedy Arts Festival, the New York Sketch Festival and more. Sarah is the co-writer of the musical, A Hardboiled Christmas, which was professionally produced at the Boiler Room Theater in Nashville, TN. Her TV pilot script, Flying Blind, co-created with her writing partner, Frankie Johnson, was named a winner in the First Ten Pages Screenplay Competition.
She resides in Brooklyn with her husband Paul and is the co-owner of Kings Kolache, a popular bakery featured on the Today Show, NPR and Bon Appétit Magazine.
Mike Mercadal is an improviser, comedian, actor, and podcast host! He also lists music, kayaking, cooking, and writing among his many other pursuits. A voracious diet of cinema and literature and pop culture, in addition to seeking to collect experiences, lead to a passionate desire to share them as stories in any medium that will have him.
“Born and raised in Iowa, Adam Phillips moved to NYC with dreams of creating for the masses. Having fallen in love with numerous podcasts from his daily commute, starting his own seemed a natural fit. After combining his love of podcasts, music, and comedy into Child’z Play, the World’s Premiere Kidz Bop podcast, there was no going back”
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