Der Gastgeber gibt Tipps für angehende Stand-up Comedians, darunter die Bedeutung von Erfahrung und den Umgang mit dem Publikum.
A comedian reflects on the challenges of growing up Jewish in a predominantly Southern Baptist area, including the prevalence of anti-Semitic comments he received. Despite the pressure to conform, he has stayed true to his own style of comedy.
A discussion about stand-up comedy and working hard in that field.
Comedian recalls being mistaken for a reality TV star during a stand-up show in Michigan. He jokes about the benefits of being in the golden age of podcasting and then recalls a time when he was complimented on a souffle he did not make.
Stand-up comedy can sometimes feel like a routine for some performers, but for others, it's pure fun and joy, especially in intimate settings where comics can try new material and feel true to themselves.
A stand-up comedian shares the experience of going from performing in small community centers to staying in nice hotels, which felt like a real achievement, as it was a litmus test of his popularity.
The speaker shares his vision of creating an Avengers-style team that collaborates on special projects and changing stand-up comedy during the social media era.
The American stand-up comedy differs vastly from any other country's comedy form. The Brits are known for developing an hour-long original set every year, whereas American comics set up their acts as per the audiences' anticipated reactions.
A discussion about receiving advice for stand-up comedians, including the importance of starting at open mic nights and the difference between performing for fans versus a general audience.
A comedian shares the emotional toll of prioritizing stand-up comedy over his marriage.
Stand-up comedian talks about the importance of retention and self-discipline when building a career in comedy, and how going viral does not necessarily equate success in terms of ticket sales.
