Greg Warren is a comedian whose career has been steadily rising over the past decade, as noted by Punchline Magazine. His comedic style is deeply rooted in the stories and characters from his Midwestern upbringing. Recently, he was featured on "The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson," showcasing his unique humor. Kim Coles has recognized him as a "comic’s comic," and his humorous tales have captivated audiences on BET’s "Coming To The Stage," where his performances highlighted anecdotes about his crazy Uncle Earl and the humorous conflicts between his high school identities as a varsity wrestler and clarinet player. Greg's television credits extend to Country Music Television’s "Comedy Stage" and Comedy Central’s "Premium Blend," where his work received praise from Wanda Sykes. He is also a beloved regular on the nationally syndicated "Bob and Tom" radio show, becoming a staple on the "Friends of Bob and Tom Comedy Tour." Among his routines, the "Flute Man" bit stands out as one of the most requested, capturing the insecurities of high school and the quest to be cool. Born and raised in St. Louis, Greg drew inspiration from his family experiences. His father, who was his high school wrestling coach, provided him with a wealth of material, while his mother's insistence on dressing him in unusual clothes and making him take clarinet lessons added to his comedic cache. Greg's educational journey took him to West Point for about a year, where he became well-acquainted with demerits and marching. He then transferred to the University of Missouri, where he studied journalism and earned the distinction of All-American wrestler. It was during his time at Mizzou that Greg won a comedy contest, leading to performances at local clubs like Déjà Vu. Before fully committing to his comedy career, Greg had a stint working for Procter & Gamble, pitching products like Pringles and Jif. Ultimately, he made the leap to full-time comedy, and his talent was soon recognized with an invitation to the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs festival. Today, Greg Warren continues to bring laughter to audiences across the United States with his club appearances and tours.