Kill Tony #302 — Jeff Dye, Erik Griffin

Set: Aguilar discusses growing up in the hood with security cameras and churches, makes a controversial joke about Kanye West that references monkeys and bananas, angering the Apollo 13 band.

Interview: Tony and guests discuss the banana joke's problematic nature, Aguilar's background in Compton and Florida, his recent move to LA, and his work as a Mexican tech developer.

Set: Jeha, originally from Cameroon, discusses her niece discovering her father's Viagra, African stereotypes about accent and anorexic people, and doing hair in America.

Interview: Tony learns she's been in America 10 years, from Cameroon, does braids professionally, speaks French, and wants to educate people about African culture through comedy.

Set: Steph Wain, a gay comedian, discusses coming out, dating as a lesbian, finding women in LA difficult, living with her straight ex-boyfriend, and stereotypes about lesbian U-Hauls and Subarus.

Interview: Tony learns Steph came out 6 months ago, lives with her ex-boyfriend (Will and Grace dynamic), discusses dating challenges in LA, her attraction to women, and her mother also being gay.

Set: Jesse discusses his mom supporting his comedy, jokes about not being gay while liking dick pics, sword swallowing, balloon animals, and keeping strangers' ashes.

Interview: First-time performer who's been doing stand-up since January 2017, works at a cafe and dive bar, lives with grandmother, hasn't dated in a year, enjoys video games and skateboarding.

Set: Mfundo compares watching Game of Thrones with Black friends (energetic event) versus white friends (boring trivia), discusses the contrast in viewing experiences.

Interview: From South Africa, been in America 6 years, discusses diversity in South Africa and news coverage of violence against farmers.

Set: 57-year-old gay Mexican comedian discusses growing up in Phoenix projects, mother's advice about throwing rocks/chairs at people, joining gang life, and becoming a drag queen in business suit.

Interview: Started stand-up a year ago, works as software developer and film producer, hasn't dated in 6.5 years, swore off dating after long-term relationship, works two jobs.

Set: Regular performer Malcolm discusses attending a little person pool party (puddle), his mom's predictions for his future, thinking people take forever naps instead of dying, homeless guy offering audition.

Interview: Malcolm stayed back from San Francisco trip to work, attended Mike Epps show, got Skittles brought to show by fans, works two jobs, active on local comedy scene.

Set: 5-foot-2 Brendan discusses how shooting a gun turns you Republican, forgetting who you are with guns, buying prescription clothes for small men, lying about height on dating apps.

Interview: From Philadelphia, moved to LA 6 months ago, worked at bank as teller, now at another bank, has been doing stand-up 5 years, discusses dating struggles and going soft during intimacy.

Set: Rob discusses his nephew being top 10 tennis player in Tennessee, old school uncle angry because nephew follows Venus and Serena instead of Jim Brown, uncle tells nephew to take skirt off.

Interview: First-time performer, from Memphis Tennessee, been doing comedy 8 years, lives between Memphis and LA (2-3 years), makes living solely from comedy, has family, books paying shows.