Hot Tub with Kurt and Kristen

Scott Moran is an up and coming stand-up comedian from Seattle, WA now based in New York City. His material explores his life as a member of the middle class in a silly and sometimes surprisingly poignant, smart-assy manner. Scott is a regular on shows all around NYC and tours the country featuring in comedy clubs and playing indie shows on a regular basis. He has performed at Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival in Seattle, WA - Sasquatch Music Festival near Seattle, WA - Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland. Scott is also a talented live comedy show producer/host who’s shows have been listed in Time-Out NY’s “Essentials Issues” and listed in the “Genius Awards” in Seattle’s The Stranger with his first production. Scott also earned Joke of the Week in Time-Out NY in early 2011. Scott is also the creator of the popular web series "Modern Comedian," distributed by PBS Digital.

Ben Kronberg combines clever one-liners and witty observations with catchy songs that he performs while playing instruments like the guitar, Casio-keyboard and iPhone! Much of his material has been inspired by girlfriends, who are now incidentally ex-girlfriends. Since his breakout performance at HBO's Aspen Comedy Festival, Ben has performed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," "Last Call With Carson Daly" and "John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show." Comedy Central recently named Ben as one of the "Comics to Watch." Ben is also the star of the popular web series: "Ted & Gracie," a story of a woman who is engaged to a serial killer, but has no idea. Ben recently filmed his first Half Hour Comedy Central Special.