Pulled from the archives. The late, great John Witherspoon talks about comedy across generations, from Richard Pryor to Kevin Hart.

Pulled from the archives. Comedian DC Curry joins We Are Live! to talk about T-Pain, Michael McDonald, Big Baller Brand and everything Donald Trump has done for black people.

Pulled from the archives. Carla Higgins (Libbie Higgins), internet celebrity of YouTube McRib fame, gives a review of her We Are Live! interview experience.

From the vault. Tony Cavalero (Keefe, the lovable Satanist) from HBO's “The Righteous Gemstones” joins WAL to give an analysis of his interview in another "To Be Honest" throwback clip. You've also seen Tony achieving ball-ance in a new ad campaign for Hanes.

From the vault: throwback to 2016 when comedy legend, Gilbert Gottfried stopped by WAL! to discuss his career, and Chris weirded him out with his Rhonda from USA’s “Up All Night” inquiries.

Pulled from the archives. Ian Bagg talks to Chris Denman about prepping to roast hockey legends Darren Pang and Stu Grimson in St Louis.

Pulled from the archives. Rachel Feinstein sits down with We Are Live! to talk about peer pressuring Nate Bargatze out of sobriety at Bonnaroo and traveling Ireland with Colin Quinn and Chris Distefano's farts.

Tony Rock talks with Chris Denman about growing up in Brooklyn, roasting strangers from their porch and the Rock brothers looking out for each other. Filmed prior to Tony’s performance at Helium Comedy Club.

David Koechner talks about quitting college and working multiple jobs in Columbia, MO until he discovered Second City during a trip to Chicago - where he worked alongside Chris Farley, Mike Myers, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert and more.

Jay Chandrasekhar talks with We Are Live! about crowdfunding the making of "Super Troopers 2" and how much cops love the movies.

Jon Lovitz talks about auditioning for Saturday Night Live alongside Dennis Miller and Damon Wayans, including performing a wartime grandma sketch with Randy Quaid.

Gary Gulman discusses crawling up the stand-up ranks, road stories and still getting anxious before shows.

We Are Live interviews STL’s own Sklar Brothers, discussing how they landed their roles on “Better Call Saul.”