Cast
Jamie Hall, who produces Club Life is also the host of the show and is sometimes known on-air as JamCo. His onscreen presence is meant to be noninvasive and unassuming. He doesn't get particularly sexual with guests and maintains a happy demeanor.
Bettina Pogson is the newest addition to the cast as co-host. You will often see Mitch Olsen panning down her sexy outfits. Bettina is new to TV but already feels natural in front of the camera.
Mandy Hogaboam plays the role of the sexy Production Assistant. She is the back bone of the behind the scenes production and is usually responsible for the guests that are on air.
Mitch Olsen, also known as Mitch The-Camera Olsen plays the over the top and crazy camera guy who often gets drunk and grabs the "special bits" of guests. His tone is sexual but at the same time humorous. In episode 5 of Season 1, Mitch became a camera regular with his segment "The Mitch Slap" that took a blunt look at what was happening in the club that night.
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