“Chappelle’s Show” co-star Donnell Rawlings talks about his newborn baby (maybe), CPR for dead celebrities, and the only thing he cheats on (hint: it’s not a lady) in advance of his Denver Improv shows this weekend.

Comedian Nikki Glaser talks with us before her Gothic Theatre show about the joys and agony of stand-up, her time at CU-Boulder and why she stopped trying to be Sarah Silverman.

L.A. comedian and former MTV host Chris Hardwick is in the driver’s seat with his wildly popular Nerdist podcast these days.

Larry the Cable guy, a.k.a. Dan Whitney, talks to Reverb about the “Cars” franchise, catchphrases and why Ron “Tater Salad” White is absent from his new tour with Blue Collar Comedy-mates Jeff Foxworthy and Bill Engvall.

Boston native Bill Burr is a comic’s comic, but he’s lately been getting some well-deserved mainstream recognition as well. We talk to him in advance of his lastest, sold-out Comedy Works dates.

Nathan Lund, Chris Charpentier, Bobby Crane and Sam Tallent are the Fine Gentleman’s Club, and their weekly “Too Much Fun” show is Denver’s best weekly stand-up comedy showcase.

A favorite of stand-up insiders and his fellow comics, Hannibal Buress has recently been branching out into the middle of the country with shows like this weekend’s Comedy Works sets.

“Chelsea Lately” regular Loni Love is using her late-night notoriety to stage a national tour, including four shows at Denver’s Improv at Northfield Stapleton Feb. 10-11.

Andy Kindler, in all his kvetching, breathlessly free-associative, pinball-minded glory, is a comic in the classic mold. One could easily picture him playing a range of storied environments, from vaudeville stages to smoky ’50s nightclubs. But his neurotic meta-comedy is also firmly of the present.

In advance of his Boulder date on Feb. 2, comedian Demetri Martin dishes on his new TV special, his canceled Comedy Central show and why he’s louder than he wants to be.