SATURDAY AUGUST 8: ANDY HAYNES

Andy Haynes is a writer, stand up and actor from Seattle, WA. His standup can be seen on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Conan, Comedy Central Presents, the Pete Holmes show, and Comedy Central's Roast Battle. His debut album Greatest Hits was released in 2014.

He has been featured in Another Period (Comedy Central), Adam Ruins Everything(TruTV) and most recently in Loosely Exactly with Nicole Byer (MTV). Andy served as the head writer for HOT TAKES with Brandon Wardell on Comedy Central and was the creator and star of 'AFTER SHELDON WITH ANDY HAYNES' on JASH.

He is the creator of the animated show 'THE CHAMPIONS' for Bleacher Report which is going into its second season.

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