Bob Kubota began his career as a stand-up comic in 1987 while still a student of journalism at Arizona State University. His penchant for dry wit, lighthearted sarcasm and deciphering life's ironies has led him to the majority of the contiguous 48 states as well as Alaska and Hawaii. In 1996 he became an international performer when he joined the United Service Organization (USO) and now tours regularly with the “Comics On Duty” (Davis Entertainment) providing comic relief to American military troops stationed around the globe. Bob has appeared on nearly a dozen comedy programs featuring stand-ups, from Comedy Central to A&E and MTV.

Tracy Garretson joins the Studio Desk directly from gigs on the CW's "Hidden Palms" and The Kingdom, Kids in America and Jolene.  A native of Denver, Colorado, Tracy is thrilled to be part of the Weekenders' Team.

Corey La Russo was born and raised in Los Angeles, and is the son of former NBA All Star, The Late Rudy La Russo.

In 1985 Corey accepted the invitation to play at the University of Arizona by coach Rick La Rose. In Tucson, Corey played with Mike Springer, Larry Silveira, Robert Gamez, and other great players while studying Media Arts. In 1991, Corey completed school and turned professional touring the world on different tours from 1991 to 1994.

In 1996 Corey fell into the broadcasting world full time

Currently Corey hosts “Backspin The Golf Show” twice a week, is a representative for Nanko Investment Banking, and a Sports Agent with several players in the Italian Basketball League.