"Ragin Cajun" John Morgan

Fri, Oct 16, 2026
Sat, Oct 17, 2026

"Ragin Cajun" John Morgan

with Marty Quinn

John Paul Morgan was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. The cultural, political and economic diversity of that city laid the groundwork for his development as a performer. John is one of nine children and after high school he attended the University of Southwestern Louisiana (now University of Louisiana Lafayette) where he earned degrees in English, Political Science, and Interpersonal Communications. It was during his college career that John discovered he had the gift of comedy.

John has worked steadily at comedy clubs, corporate events, and musical arenas. He has made national television appearances on MTV, Showtime, and Night Watch with Charlie Rose. He has been the opening act for Kathleen Madigan, Michael Bolton, The Monkeys, Ronnie Cole, Jerry Seinfeld, and Helen Reddy.

John's confident demeanor and honest approach to life is refreshingly original. John dares to talk boldly about real issues. Whether he is speaking about children or relationships, his comedy comes from the heart. Although his material may push some limits, it is never derogatory to any race, sex or creed. In addition to his stand up career John specializes in motivational speaking and couples counseling. During these engagements John leaves out some of the humor and injects this with feelings. This gives audiences a new perspective and a change in attitudes. He helps people see the meaning behind the message. So whether it's a specialized group or a night at the comedy club, this Ragin' Cajun is as sweet as a honey glazed ham and as hot as a Tabasco chili pepper.

Marty Quinn

Marty Quinn is a natural storyteller and comedian who turns marriage, fatherhood, getting older, and his own nightmare of a past into personal, authentic, self-deprecating humor. He has entertained audiences at premier comedy clubs, taverns, corporate events, jails, churches, and addiction recovery centers across the United States.

Marty’s comedy comes from his real—and sometimes messy—life experiences. His stories are relatable, honest, and delivered with the kind of comfort on stage that makes audiences feel like they’re belly laughing with a dang good friend about the absurdity of life they’re walking through together!