This Week's Guests

Drew Davis is a Nashville-based stand-up comedian, comedy consultant, show producer, and founder of the Clean Comedy Collective.

A former youth pastor turned comic, Drew brings clean comedy, quick storytelling, and a faith-friendly stage style to this week's CCR lineup.

Patrick Thomas is an award-winning radio personality and stand-up comic with years of storytelling experience behind the microphone and on stage.

Known for blending music, personality, and comedy, Patrick brings an easy crowd connection and Nashville-tested humor to CCR.

Eddie From The Holler brought down-home humor, storytelling, and a front-porch style to the May 13 CCR stage.

His work around The Holler That Built Me connects faith, family, and Southern comedy in a voice that fit right into CCR.

Roger Keiss joined Christian Comedy Revival on May 13 with clean comedy, sharp timing, and a crowd-friendly style built for live audiences.

Featured through Country Club Comedians, he brought an easy stage presence to the CCR lineup.

Dan Whitehurst is a Nashville-based veteran stand-up comic and writer whose comedy grew from sharp one-liners into storytelling drawn from a life that includes military service, correctional work, and time as a Metro Nashville police detective.

He won the WKDF Talent Search at Zanies, earned the title World's Funniest Cop, has opened for major names including Jay Leno and Killer Beaz, and is a regular warm-up act for TBN's Huckabee.

Joe Hobby is an Alabama comedian and writer who won the first Birmingham Comedy Competition before moving from comedy clubs into corporate speaking and professional comedy writing.

He spent 25 years writing monologue jokes for Jay Leno and now brings decades of timing, clean humor, and storytelling experience to the CCR stage.

Hoss Ridgeway has been making audiences laugh since the late 1990s, building a clean stand-up act rooted in storytelling, self-deprecating humor, and easy crowd connection.

He has performed everywhere from churches and comedy clubs to larger live events around the country, bringing a family-friendly style that fits right at home on the CCR stage.

Uncle Henry is a longtime South Alabama radio personality who has been heard on Gulf Coast stations since 1984 and has hosted talk radio on Newsradio 710 WNTM for more than two decades.

Known locally for quick wit, satirical commentary, and his unmistakable Mobile voice, he brings a hometown perspective and plenty of personality to this week's CCR lineup.

Mark Riccadonna is a touring stand-up comedian, actor, and writer known for sharp storytelling, a laid-back delivery, and years of work on stages across the country and around the world.

He has appeared on AXS TV, FOX, and SiriusXM, recently filmed a Dry Bar comedy special, and also contributed writing to Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update.

Luke Thayer is a clean stand-up comedian with a playful, offbeat style that turns everyday life, parenthood, and social quirks into big laughs.

He has appeared on Gotham Comedy Live, FOX, TruTV, and SiriusXM, was named a SiriusXM Comedian of the Month, and released his Dry Bar Comedy special in 2023.

Rauce Padgett has been captivating audiences across Florida for more than 15 years, earning Orlando Weekly's Comedian of the Year honor five times.

Known for sharp stand-up, big stage energy, and a huge online following built through stand-up clips and sketch comedy, Rauce brings a fast, relatable style that fits CCR's mix of laughs and heart.

Tonie Ann Torrans serves as the Executive Director of Penelope House, bringing decades of social work experience and advocacy for women and families across the Mobile area.

Before leading Penelope House, she served in the Peace Corps in Kingston, Jamaica, helped establish a social work department at Bustamante Hospital for Children, and spent nearly 15 years as a medical social worker at Providence Hospital.

Stand-up comedian Frankie Paul grew up making people laugh. With a unique knack for taking unnoticeable situations to new levels of hysterics, he brings a hilarious, animated style to every show.

Often described as the ultimate 'class clown', Frankie has spent years honing his craft, turning everyday observations into non-stop laughter and connecting genuinely with every audience.

Moody Molavi is an award-winning comedian known for his Dry Bar Comedy specials and appearances on Stand Up Nashville.

Growing up in the heart of the American South with a Persian background, his comedy is a cultural mashup of kebabs and grits, delivering tsunami-level laughs to every audience he encounters.

Jordan Jackson is a high-energy comedian whose sharp wit and authentic storytelling have earned him fans across the country. Known for his relatable humor and dynamic stage presence, Jordan connects with audiences on a deeply personal level, finding the funny in everyday faith and family life.

Whether he's headlining a club or rocking a church stage, Jordan brings the same raw talent and genuine heart that makes him one of the most exciting voices in Christian comedy today.

Rhonda Corey is a powerhouse comedian who brings honesty, warmth, and flat-out hilarious observations about life, faith, and everything in between. Her ability to speak truth with a laugh has made her a beloved figure in both the comedy world and faith communities.

With a style that is equal parts bold and grace-filled, Rhonda turns real-life experiences into moments of shared joy and genuine connection. She is a comedian you don't just watch, you feel her.