David's family fled the tyrannical rule of dictator Idi Amin in his native Uganda and settled in rural South Africa. Since then David Kibuuka has gone on to become one of the most prolific comedians South Africa has ever seen, being featured regularly on television, films and all of the country's biggest comedy stages. His unique background, coupled with an intelligence evidenced by his Honors in Finance degree, makes him a unique & distinct voice in comedy.

As he nears a decade of performing comedy in South Africa, David's impressive career can boast numerous accolades, including hosting one of the continent's biggest comedy shows, Stand Up Africa in 2013, starring in MTV Film's Bunny Chow and being nominated for an Emmy as part of the writing team and cast of Late Night News with Loyiso. A cerebral assassin, David is also one of the most sought-after comedy writers in South Africa, combining intelligence with humor to creatively manifest ideas and concepts.

Trina DasGupta is the CEO/Founder of Single Palm Tree Productions (SPT), a media company dedicated to leveraging entertainment to help build global understanding. SPT’s primary project is America Meet World, the world’s first global comedy platform. Prior to SPT, Trina's career spanned the television, non-profit, political and mobile industries – including bringing in $31 million in new revenue in two years with branded entertainment concepts for MTV Networks, advising the U.S. State Department and other governments on technology in emerging markets, designing and running a global program to close the mobile phone gender gap, launched by then U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and building the world’s first mobile social network for HIV prevention. Trina has had the unique privilege of traveling to 6 continents, 46 countries and over 250 cities around the world. When not traveling or devouring pop culture, Trina loves moments of lived meditation.