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A new comedy tour launching this weekend in Boulder features a lineup of all transgender comedians. The tour was developed as a humorous response to anti-trans bathroom bills rolling out of legislatures around the country.

Stephanie Sprenger is a standup comedian who jokes about being a single mom and dating again after going through a divorce. She鈥檚 part of a group presenting an evening of comedy and storytelling focused on womanhood this Thursday in Lafayette. Today on In The NoCo, she shares some laughs.

Comedians at a 鈥淪tand Up for Climate Comedy鈥� show hope global warming jokes will make climate a priority in the upcoming elections.

The Boulder Comedy Festival kicked off this week featuring a diverse set of performers from around Colorado and the country. The event is organized by a local comic who makes it her mission to include a big variety of performers.

On today鈥檚 episode of Colorado Edition, we learn why school board races across the country are becoming increasingly contentious ahead of the November election. We also look at a ballot proposal that would fund new tutoring programs for students. And, we hear how Fort Collins venues are navigating the latest COVID-19 guidelines.

The past year has given us a lot to be sad about. But Fort Collins comedian David Rodriguez believes it鈥檚 time to start laughing again 鈥� together, in a shared space. It鈥檚 why he鈥檚 reopening the former music venue Hodi鈥檚 Half Note this week as a new comedy club, The Comedy Fort. KUNC arts reporter Stacy Nick spoke with Rodriguez about his plans and why, just like telling a joke, timing is everything.

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There's a common stereotype that scientists aren't funny -- they're smart, anti-social, maybe a little odd, but definitely not funny."I'm a professor,鈥�

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Funny or Die, a website founded by comedians including Will Ferrell, is finding ways to channel the loose comedy of the Internet into projects both online and on television.