Its Not Regular. Its Diesel!

Comedian Mike Diesel talks about growing up Italian, doing shows for the USO, his 20 years in comedy, and being a comic of large stature literally. Plus she may be behind in the polls, but shes always got time for Fred and Sheila. Hillary Clinton really goes grass roots, with a surprise appearance on Comedy Palooza.

The Nuclear Guy

Comedian Stephen Natarelli joins Fred and Sheila, and tells us how twelve years of catholic school steered him into comedy, going from the Navy to being a real life Homer Simpson, and taking an early retirement.

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Mike Diesel

Mike Diesel began doing stand-up comedy in 1988 in Washington DC at various “Open-Mic’s” around town. He was just doing silly impressions back then, but it was enough to get him noticed by the owner of The Comedy Café in downtown Washington DC and Mike was asked to be a regular Host/MC. This was the beginning of what has now gone on to become a storied career. Mike has become a fantastic comic, tapping into stories of his youth as well as going after current day subject matter with a vengeance. Mike is am accomplished commercial actor, a voice over specialist, and he has been booking the talent for a very successful comedy club called Wiseacres Comedy Club for the last 8 years. He is now completely comfortable with who he is, he has established a great life for himself with the help of his wife Patience, who is a constant source of strength and tolerance. Mike has also taught classes in stand-up comedy for a very minimal price. Mike Diesel has appeared in five local commercials, HBO’s “The Wire” and has had roles in two independent films.

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Stephen Natarelli

A Navy Submarine veteran, volunteer fireman, writer and former member of Toastmasters International, Steve is a storyteller as well as a stand up comedian. A comedy veteran since 2002, Steve recently took an early retirement after more than 20 years at R. E. Ginna Nuclear Power Station in Upstate NY... This real life Homer Simpson is now making his mark on the comedy scene causing nuclear holocausts of laughter as Steve \\\"The Nuclear Guy\\\". Steve began his creative endeavors as a writer and though he still enjoys that today, his first love is performing.

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