Pat Hazell speaks with Tonight Show producer, Jeff Sotzing about the impact Johnny had on so many careers. Featuring: Lance Burton, Jay Johnson, Cathy Ladman, The Passing Zone & Nicole Henry.

Harrison Greenbaum is a comedian & magician who headlined Cirque du Soleil’s Mad Apple, has been featured on America's Got Talent, Last Comic Standing, Conan and he co-founded the Harvard College Stand-Up Comic Society.

Harrison Greenbaum is a comedian & magician who headlined Cirque du Soleil’s Mad Apple, has been featured on America's Got Talent, Last Comic Standing, Conan and he co-founded the Harvard College Stand-Up Comic Society.

Cheri Oteri Is a Primetime Emmy Award nominee best known as a cast member of Saturday Night Live playing the likes of Barbara Walters and an overly spirited Spartan cheerleader with Will Ferrell.

Phil Hendrie Is a creative comic genius known for concocting a cast of fictional characters all of whom he played live on air while simultaneously serving as the host of his national talk radio program.

JJ Barrows is a color-forward visual artist, comic storyteller and the author of the new book Kinda Funny: Stories by a Full-time Comedian (with Four Part-time Jobs.)

Charlie Frye is a versatile variety act who has mastered juggling, sleight-of-hand and physical comedy. Charlie has performed at The Sydney Opera House, The Palace Theater on Broadway and on television in over 20 countries.

Scot Nery is a renowned juggler & innovative comedian with appearances on The Tonight Show and The Late Late Show with James Corden. Scot produced and curated the critically-acclaimed circus variety show Scot Nery’s Boobietrap that was LA’s #1 show on Trip Advisor.

Cathy Ladman is an acclaimed comedian and actor seen on The Tonight Show, The Late, Late Show, HBO One Night Stand, Modern Family and Mad Men. Cathy won the American Comedy Award for Best Female Stand Up Comic.

Reggie Watts a comedian, beatboxer, and musician who specializes in improvised musical sets created using only his voice, a keyboard, and a looping machine. Watts led the house band for The Late Late Show with James Corden.

From Dublin, Ireland, David Nihill is a winner of the San Francisco Comedy Competition and a runner-up in The Moth's largest US Grandslam Storytelling contest. He is the author of the best-selling book Do You Talk Funny?

A Seattle-based dance mom, YMCA member and PTA President that also happens to be a tremendously funny nationally touring comedienne that works to capacity crowds at theaters, churches and conferences.

A two-time winner of "Comedic Performance of the Year" from NPR’s Snap Judgement with appearances as an actor in everything from The Mandalorian to Curb Your Enthusiasm.

A musical comedian with appearance on Last Comic Standing and NBC’s Bring On the Funny. Kristin has six comedy albums and her own Dry Bar Comedy Special. Her social media videos have over 25 million views.

The National Comedy Center Presents The Lucille Ball Comedy Festival featuring Paul Morrissey, Eitan Levine, Dean Edwards, Marcus Monroe, Chris Martin and Rachel Feinstein.

The National Comedy Center Presents The Lucille Ball Comedy Festival featuring: Tony Deyo, Ashley Austin Morris, Adam Mamawala, Turner Sparks, Sarah Tollemache & Jon Laster.

A Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy-Award winning writer, comedian and singer known for co-creating and starring in My Crazy Ex-girlfriend. Rachel is the author of I Want to be Where the Normal People Are.

An award-winning storyteller, Hall of Fame speaker, and strategic storytelling expert, creator of the Persuasion Principle (TM) and Story Impact Academy. Kelly is the author of the one-woman show Who Hijacked My Fairy Tale? and was a cast member of the Fashion Hero TV show.

A self-taught filmmaker who has directed four feature films, three documentaries and over 1300 national & regional commercials, as well as Maria Bamford’s acclaimed Netflix Comedy Special.

Pat Hazell hosts a seasonal salute with appearances from Earlene Hoople, Broadway Barbara, Tony Haselden, Maia Sharp, Jo Ann Daugherty Trio, poet Alandra Markman, and Catherine Porter & Seth Barrish.