What's the Odds? Creators & Guests

Brenton Biddlecombe is a stand-up comedian. He is the director of Social Media at All Things Comedy and Hollywood Improv.

Stephen Rannazzisi is an actor and stand-up comedian. He acted in the FXX comedy series The League as fantasy football league player Kevin MacArthur.

Jeff Danis is a writer and director, known for Danish & O'neill, Daddy Knows Best and The Coach Who Clothed Them.

Mark Duplass is an American actor, filmmaker, writer, and musician, often working alongside his brother, Jay Duplass. He was in The Puffy Chair (2005), which he co-wrote, co-directed, and starred in, helping to pioneer the "mumblecore" and films like Safety Not Guaranteed (2012) and Creep (2014), showcasing his talent for blending humor with emotional depth. In television, he is best known for his role on the HBO series Togetherness (2015–2016), which he co-created, and for his work on The Morning Show, where he earned praise for his dramatic range. Duplass has also produced numerous projects through his and Jay’s production company, Duplass Brothers Productions, championing unique storytelling in independent cinema and television.

Paul Scheer, born January 31, 1976, in New Hyde Park, New York, is a SAG Award-winning actor, writer, producer, pod-caster, and director. Scheer is a series regular on the Emmy nominated Showtime series Black Monday opposite Don Cheadle. He also is known for his role as Andre on the hit FX show The League, as well as his role of Mitch in Fresh off the Boat, and Stevie on Veep. Scheer won the Screen Actors Guild Award (2018) for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in Veep. In 2019, he won the HollyWeb Festival award for best comedy in The Amazing Gayl Pile.

Lucas Hirl is a comedian and producer.

Steve Simeone is an American stand-up comedian from Philadelphia who regularly performs in Hollywood at The Comedy Store. Between 2014 and 2020, Simeone hosted a weekly podcast "Good Times with Steve Simeone". After being employed by the Philadelphia Eagles between 1997 and 2000 as an office worker, he began stand up comedy. Simeone made his Comedy Central debut on Gabriel Iglesias’s “Stand Up Revolution” and has been featured multiple times on the network’s “This Is Not Happening” show. His number one Comedy Albums are “What’s Up Nerds?” and “Jabba”.