writer/animator
Asked: 4/23/12 at Hot Tub at Littlefield
Scott Bateman writes Disalmanac and makes animations.

writer/editor
Asked: 3/23/2012 at Shabbos, Lower East Side, NY
Maura is the music editor of the Village Voice an an adjunct professor at NYU.

writer/director
Asked: 4/4/2012, Chelsea, NY
Bex is a television enthusiast who is quite fond of pandas.

Editor
Asked: 3/23/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Erik Bryan lives in Brooklyn with a large orange cat. He excels at entertaining himself. Erik, not the cat.

Audio Engineer
Asked: 3/19/2012 at Hot Tub at the Littlefield
Ben Leonard is an audio engineer, originally from Indiana and currently living in New York City. Among his accomplishments are the facts that Keith Richards once winked at him and Peter Noone of Herman’s Hermits once called him a “homo.” Also, once in college, he passed a course without ever setting foot in the classroom.

writer
Asked: 3/23/2012 at Shabbos, Lower East Side, NY
Lilit Marcus is a Brooklynite by way of North Carolina, which means that she’s a snob about fried chicken and people who take taxis. Her first book, Save the Assistants, was published in 2010 and is now available en espanol. Her work has also been published in Glamour, The Forward, The New York Post, and Cosmopolitan. It’s pronounced “Lil-leet.”

Comedian/Filmmaker
Asked: 3/16/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Jeremy L. Balon is a writer, actor and co-creator of ManBoobs Sketchy Comedy. In addition, he Produces and works as Editor on much of the online content under his company, Destroyer Digital. Jeremy began his career as a Property Master and has over 10 years of experience in the New York film industry, working with such names as Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show), David Wain (The State, Stella) and Jason Sudeikis (SNL) among others.

Actor/Dancer
Asked: 3/19/2012 at Hot Tub at Littlefield
Natalie is a performer living in Queens. She has worked with Adam Rapp, Karen O, David Byrne, Annie-B Parson, Evan Bergman, Miranda July, Arto Lindsay, Charlene Kaye, Avan Lava, and other artists, since graduating from NYU in 2007. She has performed at 59E59, St. Ann’s Warehouse, Radio City Music Hall, Williamstown Theater Festival, Royal Festival Hall, and the Sydney Opera House. Her TV and film work includes: Ride Risa Roar, Law and Order, Are We There Yet?, Going Local, and The Pit.

Comedian/Philanthropist
Asked: 3/23/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Liam McEneaney has appeared on Comedy Central, Showtime, and Vh1, has toured as a headliner all over the world, and recently made “Tell Your Friends! The Concert Film!”, based on his weekly show of the same name.

Freelance Writer
Asked: 3/16/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Kyra Auffermann is the editorial coordinator at PRSA and a freelance writer. She’s an expert on memes, happy-hour specials and justifying why she skipped yoga today.

Writer/Comedian
Asked: 3/16/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Madeleine Davies is a writer, comedian and Real Housewife of Atlanta. You can read her daily on Jezebel.com

Writer
Asked: 3/23/2012 at Shabbos, Lower East Side, NY
I write. Mostly about the Web. I also help agencies and brands make their stuff go viral through content strategy and copywriting.
In 2011 I wrote two books. The first is about the hacktivist group Anonymous and the memetic culture from which it spawned. The second presents a broader history of anonymity as a social construct.

Writer
Asked: 3/23/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Bob Powers is the author of several humor books including Happy Cruelty Day and You Are A Miserable Excuse For A Hero. He is a staff-writer at someecards.com.

Co-owner, Littlefield
Asked: 3/19/2012 at Hot Tub at Littlefield
Arrived in NYC in 2000 via Dallas/Austin. Two years as an Environmental Engineer, seven as a chef, and three as a venue owner. Don’t ask … long story.

Host/Writer at My Damn Channel Live
Asked: 3/16/2012 at Whiskey Friday at The Onion
Beth is the host of My Damn Channel Live. Beth performed across the country and the interweb, including in Transition and Radio Play with Reggie Watts and Tommy Smith; plays by Christopher Durang; in the upcoming movie The Bachelorette (don’t blink); and in web series including Shut Up, Beth!, Gay’s Anatomy and Reggie and Jenny. Beth co-hosts a weekly comedy show called Big Effing Deal! with Trish Nelson in the East Village at 2A.
