Comedian speaks on the dangers of basing judgments on a short snippet of someone's life, discusses navigating male-dominated comedy fields while pleasing various audiences and ponders the balance between being politically correct and entertaining.
The journey of a comedian from working at the Four Seasons to becoming a paid regular at comedy clubs and theaters with no TV or film credits, relying only on performing, shaking hands, taking pictures, and selling DVDs. From providing chicken satay and scotch to celebrities to running lines with them, it's been a surreal journey.
A comedian is skeptical of those who don't support their fellow comedians and shares his experience with those who showed support during his health journey.
The hosts discuss a comedian they toured with who had a tendency to expose himself during their performances, and how they had to have a talk with him to put a stop to it.
The comedian actor talks about his childhood influences that led him to his eventual career choice and shares some childhood memories including having three older brothers that would beat him up.
A comedian speaks on how overthinking, even at the peak of one's success, can hinder your talent and speaks on the insignificance of success in the grand scheme of things.
This podcast episode features a multi-talented guest who is a comedian, musician, crocheter, and proud lesbian with a cat. The host also shares a story about their mother being offended by the term "old" and jokes about their cat potentially being a Trump supporter.
Comedian Daniel Sloss shares where listeners can find him online, including his two Netflix specials called Daniel's Lost Live shows, and his current world tour, which can be found on DanielsLost.com.
A comedian shares stories of visiting his brother through Checkpoint Charlie during lockdown, amidst sharing his expanding career in sketch comedies.
A comedian shares her experience of moving to New York and giving herself a timeline to make it as a comedian.
A comedian turned actor turned entrepreneur, who had previously worked as a waiter, took to Facebook to express his frustration about the lack of comfortable shoes for his profession. He also talked about the strained relationship between waitstaff and customers.
