Comedian and actor Richard Lewis, known for popularizing the phrase "___ from hell," passed away at the age of 76 after battling health issues.

Jeremy Hotz, a stand-up comedian, initially appeared nervous on stage, which was later revealed to be due to his extreme anxiety disorder.

Lara Rae is a talented comedian who is transgender and deeply spiritual.

Rain Pryor, the daughter of the renowned comedian Richard Pryor, is a multi-talented individual known for her work as an actress, singer, performer, comedian, mother, and former city council candidate in Baltimore.

Comedian Simon Rakoff is noted for shifting from his usual comedic tone to engage in serious discussions about the ongoing violence in Israel and Palestine.

Carla Collins, a multi-talented comedian, writer, dancer, and yogi, discusses the importance of humor, deep breathing, and meditation on the podcast "Not That Kind of Rabbi."

Judy Gold, a veteran comedian and actress, has written a book titled "Yes, I Can Say That: When They Come for the Comedians, We Are All in Trouble," criticizing politically correct culture for stifling free speech in comedy.

Israeli-Canadian comedian Renny Grinshpan discovered her true Israeli identity after planning to move back to Canada.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, David interviews Leah Forster, an ex-Hasidic comedian, about her journey and its impact on her comedy.

Israeli filmmaker Yaron Zilberman discusses his movie "Incitement" and the political extremism surrounding the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin on the People of the Pod podcast.

In episode 163 of the podcast "Out of Bounds," two interviews are featured.

Jerry Seinfeld, the beloved comedian, recently made headlines when he rejected a hug from pop star Kesha at a red carpet event in Washington, D.C. Seinfeld, known for his dry humor and aversion to hugs, explained that he is not a hugger, especially with strangers, citing his own personal boundaries.