Regina grew up in Normal, IL, a small, Midwestern town where nothing much happened. At a young age, she discovered that making people laugh made it harder for them to yell at her when she got into trouble. She inherited her mom’s propensity for a quick comeback, known as the “snappy gene,” and has used the skill to entertain and annoy folks her entire life. Her stage life began as a stand-up comedian, emcee, and improv performer.

Regina discovered a love of storytelling and quickly embraced the narrative format. With thought-provoking honesty and humor, Regina entertains with tales about the hurdles, detours, and lessons learned along life’s path. Regina is a multiple Moth StorySlam Winner, an NSN Grand Slam Finalist, and an Exchange Place Teller at the prestigious National Storytelling Festival. She writes the Normal Notes blog, which features the life stories of a special needs parent and a multiple sclerosis warrior raising three kids with her wife in the suburbs. Whether through storytelling, stand-up, or writing, Regina tells true, personal stories infused with humor, bringing light to the struggles and strengths of the human condition.

Inanc is a Turkish-American stand-up comedian and artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area with over 15 years of performing experience. Known for his award-winning storytelling and crowd-work, Ino has graced stages across the Bay Area and beyond, including SF Sketchfest, and is the creator of the acclaimed hour-long comedy special “Aggravated Ethnic Merman.”

When he’s not making audiences laugh, Ino is an ocean defender and upcycled artist who turns salvaged materials into one-of-a-kind works inspired by his life experiences, proof that his creativity knows no stage.

Chet is a comedy writer/performer and recovering software engineer. He finds joy in saying nonsense with a straight face. You can find links to his books, videos, articles, and more at chethaase.com

Jared “Nacho” Camacho is an improviser and stand up comedian from Livermore, California. His style aims to poke fun at life’s ambiguity with a witty and sardonic tone. Jared likes to interact with the audience and share hilarious anecdotes, often making fun of himself and those closest to him. He runs a monthly “Roast Battle Royale” at Livermore’s own R-Place Music Club.

Andy is a Pleasanton-based tech executive who spent decades leading sales teams and sitting through meetings that should have absolutely been emails – so he naturally turned to stand up comedy. A Midwestern living in the Bay Area, Andy’s comedy tackles marriage, parenting adult kids, observations on his upbringing, corporate life, and his ventures into therapy. When not on stage he is trying to figure out if he is having a midlife crisis or just finally has enough money to admit it.