Jason Resler burst onto the west coast comedy scene in 1997 by securing the 1st place in a comedy competition at a well-known Sacramento nightclub during just his second time onstage. Soon after, he swiftly became a favored regular at clubs across Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay area. In 1999, he was chosen for two appearances on Comedy Central's Laff Riots and participated in Comedy Central's Brew Ha Ha Festival in 2000. With the advent of satellite and streaming radio, Resler's comedy album "Road Comic" gained airtime on Sirius XM, Pandora Radio, and made a special appearance on Playboy Radio (XM). As social media, particularly MySpace, gained momentum, Resler's audio tracks garnered over 1 million plays on that platform. His name began sharing marquee space with luminaries sich as Lita Ford, Motley Crue, and Bob Dylan. Over the span of two decades, he consistently performed in more than 200 shows annually, making appearances on Laughs on Fox, CBS Good Day, and Comedy time while also achieving nightly wins in the San Francisco International Comedy Competition. Hason's baseball-themed show, "Pitching Punchlines," received feature coverage on ESPN Radio, leading to performances at events for the San Francisco Giants, Colorado Rockies, and Chicago White Sox. Beyond baseball, he also delivered a show for the NFL Players Alumni Association. As a US Navy Veteran, Resler received high praise from Marine Corps Generals and Navy Admirals for his charitable contributions to various veterans' events.