Nick DiPaolo

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Nick DiPaolo (born January 31, 1962 in Danvers, Massachusetts) is an Italian-American stand-up comedian, writer and radio host on 92.3 Free FM in New York, noon-3pm EST. His comic style is unapologetically brazen and honest. DiPaolo's stand-up has been featured on Comedy Central Presents; he has appeared on other Comedy Central shows including Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn and the animated series Shorties Watching Shorties in which he voices the character "Baby Nick". In September 2005, he and Colin Quinn co-hosted a one week trial show called The Colin and Nick Show on WJFK-FM, 7-11 pm EST.

DiPaolo appeared at Comedy Central's Roast of Denis Leary where he told the joke, "Denis Leary has made more bombs in the last 5 years than Hamas."

DiPaolo, who played college football at the University of Maine, is married and a big fan of American Idol, 1970s disco music, as well as a number of Massachusetts professional sports franchises. He is also a connoisseur of fine meats and cheeses.