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Hidden ingredients with John Oliver | Soder Podcast | EP 123

Dan Soder24 views
John Oliver and Dan Soder discuss the evolution of standup comedy, contrasting the polished American industry with the raw, high-volume learning environment of the UK Edinburgh Fringe.summaryStandup comedy serves as a 'biological clock' for comedians; the Edinburgh Fringe forces rapid improvement through a cycle of creating, discarding, and recreating an hour of material annually, whereas the US industry ofttakeawayThe 'check spot' in comedy clubs acts as a reality check for performers and a reflection of societal issues, such as the failure of public education in basic arithmetic when patrons cannot split bills without phones.takeaway

Jay Mewes on Clerks, Kevin Smith & His Heroin Addiction

The Adam Carolla Show15 views
Jay Mewes discusses his transition from improv storytelling to traditional standup comedy, revealing the structural challenges of condensing long narratives into tight joke sets.summaryStandup Comedy Structure: Mewes explains that transitioning from a 45-minute improv/storytelling act to a 10-minute standup set requires a fundamental shift in material. He notes that while he previously relied on long ntakeaway

JP McDade - Rachel Feinstein - Scott Rogowsky : Holi-daze with Mark Normand and Sam Morril

We Might Be Drunk Podcast231 views
“Standup comedy is really hard. Well, but being really good at standup is really hard. It's hard work that I wasn't quite willing to do at the time.”quoteThe hosts discuss holiday traditions, travel experiences, and the challenges of writing for high-profile comedy events like the Golden Globes.summaryA significant portion of the conversation focuses on guest Scott Regowski's recent breakup, his experiences with dating apps, and his stand-up comedy career, including specific anecdotes about his ex-fiancée and past relsummary

Jared Freid | Best Fruits | Paul's Best Podcast

Paul Virzi
Key themes include the creative process of standup comedy, the importance of family relationships in material, and the humorous social etiquette surrounding food choices.summaryStandup comedy is described as the only art form where the comedian is simultaneously the editor, director, and boss, allowing for total creative control compared to acting or podcasting.takeawayFreed's family dynamic is characterized by 'ball busting' and mutual respect; he remains on his parents' cell phone bill at age 39, which influences his willingness to share personal stories about them in his comedy.takeaway

Chaos | The Church of What's Happening Now: New Testament

Joey Diaz27 views
Joey Diaz and KO discuss a recent corporate comedy show in Atlanta, highlighting the contrast between Joey's frugal past and his current willingness to spend on experiences.summaryThe conversation shifts to Joey's upcoming knee surgery, his philosophy on aging without procrastination, and his decision to prioritize fun and authenticity over professional caution in his comedy career.summaryJoey Diaz is turning 63 and has decided to stop treating his life and comedy career with excessive caution ('militaristic' approach), choosing instead to embrace spontaneity and enjoyment.takeaway

His Dad Asked How Much He Weighs And It Became a One Hour Netflix Special | With Jared Freid

Blair Socci
The conversation also covers the history of LA's Cambodian-owned donut empire, skincare routines, and the parallels between standup comedy and golf.summaryComedy vs. Golf: Both standup and golf are humbling activities where failure is a necessary precursor to success; hitting a good shot or landing a joke provides a similar bodily satisfaction.takeawayFamily Dynamics in Comedy: Freid's success comes from turning personal family conflicts (like a beach argument about weight) into relatable narrative comedy, noting that millennials connect deeply with the 'millennial-botakeaway

Livin' like Gandhi | The Church of What's Happening Now

Joey Diaz
The conversation explores the intense dedication required for standup comedy, contrasting the grind of New York with the efficiency of Austin, while detailing a specific 18-month career strategy for the guest.summaryComedy Stamina and Frequency: Johnny Hitler realized that performing only once or twice a week causes material retention issues; he now aims for 30+ spots a month (specifically 3 sets per night) to maintain sharpness andtakeaway“This is all we care about... I stopped watching the news because it was interfering with my [__] comedy.”quote

ANDREW MUSCARELLA AUDITIONS FOR EVERYTHING (Ft. Andrew Muscarella)

The Comment Section with Drew Afualo
Standup Comedy Reality: Andrew experienced a 'painful' standup set where his sweet, 'Dunkinette' vibe clashed with a 'rage baby' room vibe, teaching him that room energy dictates success more than just being funny.takeawayAndrew Muscarella discusses his transition from a finance career to full-time entertainment, highlighting the therapeutic value of authentic conversations and the importance of embracing failure in comedy.summaryHe shares specific insights on navigating the differences between New York and LA lifestyles, the nuances of improv and standup performance, and his passion for body-positive fitness advocacy.summary

Jared Freid talks family warfare in new Netflix special 'The Family Plan'

Los Angeles Times
His comedy career began not with standup but with writing funny emails to friends while working as an insurance salesman, where he discovered the addictive nature of making people laugh.takeawayHe has cultivated a predominantly female audience that brings their partners to shows, contrasting with the 'manosphere' trend in standup; this audience prefers thoughtful, true-to-life stories over divisive or politicaltakeaway

Mangus Ferrell on TYSO - #366

Rick Glassman3 views
George Feinberg discusses his viral musical success, navigating the 'nepo baby' narrative with humility, and his upcoming UK/Europe standup tour.summaryThe conversation highlights the intersection of comedy and music, with George sharing insights on vocal technique, the value of using props/advantages in comedy, and the importance of leveraging existing platforms while summaryGeorge compares the criticism of using props in standup to the criticism of nepotism, arguing that both are 'cheating' or 'cop-outs' in the eyes of purists, but he chooses to 'use everything you have' to create his art.takeaway

KT #776 - BRIAN MOSES + DAVE LANDAU

Kill Tony11 views
The show highlights the longevity and community aspect of standup comedy, with guests like Joel Lindley (40 years experience) and Trenton Tibo (dating a single mom of four) sharing insights on navigating the industry andtakeawayThe host, Red, facilitates interviews that highlight the resilience and humor of guests like James Morris, who overcame a broken back and personal losses to start standup at 59, and Chris Waldeck, an autistic comedian whsummaryJames Morris, a 59-year-old first-time comedian, survived a year of significant trauma including breaking six back bones, losing his mother and brother, and his dog, yet transformed his life through weight loss (250lbs ttakeaway

Matt Jones & The Hollywood Truth | TigerBelly 562

TigerBelly14 views
Matt Jones and Bobby Lee discuss the harsh realities of the modern acting industry, contrasting the direct control and financial stability of standup comedy with the gatekept, low-paying nature of Hollywood.summaryStandup comedy offers a 'direct con' where the artist controls their fate and keeps the money, whereas acting involves a 'long con' of navigating layers of middlemen (agents, managers, producers) who take significant cuttakeaway

Tisha Campbell: Living Life Freely Without Your Mask | Angie Martinez IRL

Angie Martinez37 views
She shares how this realization led to overcoming depression, launching a standup comedy career at age 40+, and navigating the challenges of raising a child on the autism spectrum while maintaining professional boundariesummaryStandup Comedy as Therapy: Campbell entered standup comedy two years ago, using it to process pain and connect authentically with audiences without the barrier of a character.takeaway

Janelle James Brings Her Signature Energy

Scott Evans34 views
Janelle James discusses her transition from standup comedy to acting on Abbott Elementary, emphasizing the importance of character depth and creative integrity over financial pressure.summaryCreative Integrity vs. Commercial Pressure: James chose to delay releasing a comedy special despite having a deal, prioritizing quality and personal excitement over immediate financial gain. She believes comedians shouldtakeaway“I don't want to have my material be all about work... I hate those comedians that's like, 'So today on set like, dude, we get it.' My standup has always been me living life.”quote