Kurt Braunohler is a comedian known for his high-energy absurdity, which he humorously refers to as his "Doritos" brand of comedy. Recognized for his unique comedic style, Kurt was featured in Variety’s "10 Comics To Watch" list and named one of the 50 Funniest New Yorkers by Time Out New York. He has also been highlighted as a "Comic to Watch" by Comedy Central, the New York Comedy Festival, and Time Out NY, while also receiving accolades such as "Best Male Stand-Up" by the ECNY and "Best Unscripted Host" by the New York Television Festival. Kurt has appeared on television in a variety of roles, showcasing his versatile comedic talent. His credits include appearances on Bob’s Burgers, Chelsea Lately, John Oliver Stand Up, and Comedy Central Presents, among others. He has also hosted the IFC comedy game show Bunk!. His stand-up routines have been featured on Conan and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. In addition to his television work, Kurt has ventured into radio, sharing stories on This American Life, one of which he is currently developing into a film. His pilot, Gettin’ Some Strange with Kurt Braunohler, is in development for Comedy Central, where he explores bizarre stories to highlight the world's peculiar beauty. A notable project of Kurt's is Roustabout, a seven-city water tour aimed at sending 500 goats and 1,000 chickens to families in need in Africa, showcasing his blend of comedy and philanthropy. This mission was documented for a Comedy Central web series that premiered in 2015. Kurt's debut comedy album, How Do I Land?, was released on the indie label Kill Rock Stars and received critical acclaim, making it onto several "Best Of 2013" lists. The album's title is inspired by his bold "Cloud Project," where he used Kickstarter to fund skywriting in Los Angeles that read "How Do I Land?" This project became a viral sensation. He has graced stages worldwide, performing his intelligent stand-up at events like Outside Lands, SXSW, Moontower, and Just for Laughs. Notably, he once performed at Radio City Music Hall. For seven years, he co-created and co-hosted the acclaimed NYC variety show Hot Tub with partner Kristen Schaal, which has been a staple in the comedy scene since moving to Los Angeles in 2013. Kurt also hosts the popular podcast The K Ohle with Kurt Braunohler, featuring unconventional segments with guests like Paul F. Tompkins and Kumail Nanjiani. The podcast is available on the Nerdist Network, further expanding his reach in the comedy world. Known as a "prolific stand-up comedian" by the Los Angeles Times, Kurt Braunohler continues to entertain audiences with his singular comedic perspective.