About Us

CAROL HARTSELL IS ONLY A MAN
Carol is the founder of Drink at Work.com,as well as its producer, head writer and Webmaster. She's directednumerous short films for DAW as well as other sites. She shot, editedand co-produced an original Web series for Lifetimewith Lizz Winstead, and has written and performed for the last year anda half with Winstead's live weekly show "Wake Up World." Recently, shebegan blogging for AOL's new site Lemondrop, and she's working on a book. Also, Carol is from Alabama and will kill you quick as look at you.

COREY PANDOLPH'S ANGRY EYEBROWS
Corey "Fake Rockstar"Pandolph came to life through a series of operations, Government grantsand "happy" mishaps in the High Peaks of the Adorondack Mountains.Initially trained as a covert operative for the Boy Scouts of America,Corey soon found cold beer and fast women. After several run-ins withScout leaders, a brief affair with a Cub Scout Den Mother and one EagleScout's "accidental" death through the thin May ice of Upper SaranacLake, Corey was relived of his duties. Homeless, penniless and ugly,Pandolph set out to hone his cartooning and comedic skills. Manyrejections and death threats later, Corey has found himself living acomfortable life as a wealthy giant in the industry. His cartoons havefound their way into Mad Magazine, Sesame Street, MTV, United Media and Universal Press. He currently write for Drink at Work, The Bollard.com and writes and draws the nationally syndicated strip, The Elderberries, as well as his own online comic, Barkeater Lake.Corey has also written and produced the live comedy sketch show "OneMore for Johnny" in Portland, Maine, where he currently resides withhis hot wife, three dogs and a crippling alcohol problem.

SEAN CRESPO WILL TEACH YOU SATIRE
Sean Crespo began his first career in stand up at the ripe old age of 16, sneaking into Boston after school to perform at the dingy, dank, and delightful Comedy Vault. A few years later, he was one of the first generation of comedians to bring Boston’s best unclubby club, the Comedy Studio, to life. As a safety in case he was simply too talented to be a comedian, Sean trained as an actor at both Emerson College and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts, which is in London, and which is better than Yale Drama, Juilliard, and Gary Oldman combined. After moving to L.A. (MISTAKE!), a fire on the lot of a soon to be very famous producer with whom he'd been working on a pilot, put his hopes of success in his 20's on a crisp, blackened hiatus. So after nearly a four-year hiatus, Sean gratefully returned to stand up and moved to New York City, where he has since become a favorite of audiences and critics alike. A regular on downtown's best shows, including the underground phenomenon Moonwork and as the co-host of his own hit monthly the Shark At Work Show, Sean performs as often as possible but not half as often as he would like. From Comix in NYC to Punchline in San Francisco, Sean’s steampunky style of humor has quickly found a loyal following devoted to his absurd observations and inane asides. Click for more...

DAN BIALEK
DanBialek is a writer and a self-loathing standup comedian who lives inLos Angeles and who performs at the World Famous Comedy Store inHollywood. We'll post a more thorough bio when he gets off his ass andgives us one.

MATT PRESKENIS
Yeah, we need a bio for this guy, too. We love him though and so will you.