Aubrie Williams (she/her) is a Philadelphia-based comedian/writer/actor who loves pizza, Dolly Parton, and nostalgia. She is one half of King Friday Productions with her best friend (and podcast co-host) Shannon DeVido. You can find her writing on Medium, McSweeney's,  and Slackjaw.

She has performed in comedy festivals across the U.S. (and virtually in Canada) as a member of King Friday (improv), ManiPedi (sketch), and Goat Rodeo (sketch). She founded Temple University's Improv Club before graduating with a B.A. in Theater in 2008.

In addition to comedy dreams, Aubrie hopes to one day have her picture framed on many restaurant walls as someone who has completed all of the food challenges. 

Ralph Andracchio (he/him/his) is a veteran improv comedian and has been performing, teaching, directing, and producing comedy for over 15 years. He has been a cast member of some of the most memorable teams in Philly. from King Friday, to Sad Trombone, to Untitled. He has also directed teams like The Future and shows like 3 Mad Rituals. 

When not performing or teaching, Ralph is also a trained life coach and works at a national non-profit. He also kicks ass at Rock Band and will play drums while you sing any day of the week. 

Ralph's favorite food is a messy homemade hamburger with a side of tater tots. 

Shannon DeVido (she/her) is an award-winning actress, comedian, and writer. The BAFTA Breakthrough actress is best known for her roles in TV/Film: Lucky Hank, Difficult People, Bridesman, Best Summer Ever, Insatiable,The Other Two, Pew! Pew! Pew!, Delco Proper, Manifest, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, and Sesame Street. Off Broadway: Teenage Dick (The Public Theater), The Healing (Theater Row). Shannon has also acquired a dedicated following on her disability-focused comedy YouTube channel Stare at Shannon. Instagram/Twitter: @shannondevido