Brady Novak climbed down from his tractor in 1998 to make the natural transition from farming to comedy, He went from Kansas to Cannes later that year when his first role in the film, “Pep Squad” was featured at the world-famous festival. Other screen credits include, the Ang Lee film “Ride with the Devil,” the Comedy Central pilot “Mash Up,” Spike TV's "1000 Ways to Die" and the short film “Illegal Use of Hands” which has been featured on funnyordie.com, sportsillustrated.com and atom.com.

Comedy fans have enjoyed Brady’s stand-up talents at Sweet Paprika in New York City, Throckmorton Theatre and Purple Onion in San Francisco, Comedy Store in Los Angeles, and at many of the Improv’s throughout America. Brady has appeared at Second City and Sketchfest in Chicago, the DC Comedy Festival, and the Miami Comedy Festival with the sketch comedy group “Heavy Weight.” Brady has opened up for Robin Williams, Maria Bamford, and Neil Hamburger. Word on the street is that Brady, “really loves comedy”.