Steve, whose radio career began at Trenton’s WPST-FM in the early ‘80s, began doing comedy in the late 1980s. But it wasn't something he took particularly seriously until he became part of disc jockey Glenn Kalina’s morning-show crew on Philadelphia’s WXYR-FM in 1999.

One morning, Miss Pennsylvania was a guest on the show, and she was asked to judge a “beauty contest” whose participants were Steve, Kalina and another male cast member. For the “talent competition” segment, Steve performed a comedy monologue. It was such a success he was asked to do one every Friday under the title, “The Comedy Stylings of Steve Trevelise.”

From that point, Steve dedicated himself to comedy. He studied under favorite Philly funny man Joey Callahan, and traveled to Los Angeles, where he was a pupil of legendary comedy writer, Gene Perret, Bob Hope’s head joke-maker. Currently, Steve can be found virtually every weekend keeping audiences loose in one of the Delaware Valley’s comedy clubs.

In addition to MCing, he also has opened for such headliners as Gabe “Kotter” Kaplan and Todd Glass, and is a regular contributor to Stu Bykofsky’s widely read gossip column in the Philadelphia Daily News.

So, if you ever find yourself asking “What’s so funny?” Now you know: It’s the comedy of STEVE TREVELISE!