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Tony Mazur is a radio personality and stand-up comedian who has a diverse array of interests and hobbies, from old Hollywood and TV shows to sports, to contemporary pop culture and politics. Not every podcast is for everyone, but if you enjoy comedy, old Hollywood, and baseball, this is your weekly one-stop shop.
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Hi. My name’s Mike Franke. I’m a stand-up comic. I think stand-up is an art form. I respect and appreciate it as an art form. This is a podcast called Comedy Obsessed, where I discuss the art of stand-up comedy. I hope comedy fans/nerds and other stand-up comics enjoy it and/or learn some exciting shizz from it.
I’m also into psychology, philosophy, neuroscience, and literature, specifically how all of those things relate to the art of stand-up comedy. I’m not focused on being funny on this podcast. I worry about doing that on stage. Here, I’m more interested in questions about creativity and artistic expression.
Also, I’m a dentist, and I enjoy taking photos of other stand-up comics. You can learn more about that stuff on my website: anotherlazymillennial.com.
Maybe I can help you take care of your teeth too. Wouldn’t that be weird and fun?
Thanks for listening!
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Mike Adamsky discusses his life.
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The Total Entertainment Podcast - From Muster X Media, is a podcast where grass roots talent can get a chance to be interviewed as well as show the world a sample of their entertainment product.
We openly encourage, musicians, singers, actors, directors, writers, and cabaret artists to come on our show fir an interview and talk about their act.
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Organic Capers with Comedians and Broadcasters Ross McGrane & John Oakes. Follow us on Social Media, buy tickets to our shows or join our Patreon here: www.linktr.ee/rossandjohn
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Hello, my name is Farley Burge .I am a comedian, actor and dog lover. I live in L.A. Thank you for tuning in to “Thoughts with Farley” and this podcast will cover some interesting topics. Please tell your friends that you listened to me. Should you have any suggestions or questions, please contact [email protected] or IG Farleypodcast.
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QUEER CITY CONFIDENTIAL, the all new original scripted comedy podcast series features snippets from the sordid and not-so-sordid lives in the urban lgbtq+ world of nyc stand-up and comedy writing team SHERRIE FELL and KYLE MCCLURE.
What exactly is “queer life in the city,” you may ask? The definition of queer is subjective...through their alter egos, Sherrie and Kyle explore the true and not-so-true experiences that have affected them as they bring you inside a multi-dimensional world of neighbors, friends, allies and acquaintances on this monthly series of scripted skits and character studies.
SHERRIE FELL is a writer and comedian who’s performed at Caroline’s, Gotham and many other clubs around NYC. A graduate of NYU and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, she has produced and hosted three radio shows for wps1/MoMA and has written several screenplays and the pilot episode for a new television series.
KYLE MCCLURE is a (m)ad man who is thrilled to join creative forces with Sherrie Fell. A born and raised Pittsburgher who left the nest for South America before landing in NYC. Wherever he is, there are new people and new stories to be heard and, now, to be brought to life on QUEER CITY CONFIDENTIAL!For more information go to @queercityconfidential on Instagram
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This is an audio journal of actor, David Walton (Fired Up, New Girl, About a Boy, Bad Moms, Power:Ghost) as he builds a standup comedy set in public with the help of comedians and friends. New episodes every Thursday.
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A Podcast following comedian Frank Castillo as he navigates the different comedy scene's.
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If you like The Moth, This American Life or Snap Judgment, take a walk on the wilder side with RISK! Your colorful host Kevin Allison (of the legendary comedy group The State) helms this surprisingly uncensored show where people tell jaw-dropping true stories they never thought they'd dare to share in public. RISK! is hilarious, heart-wrenching and remarkably real. Think you've heard it all? Fasten your seatbelt.
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Christopher Titus, Bombshell Rae, and The Hylinder discuss the news of the day, politics, the woes of our society, every-day idiots, and an occasional hero. Broadcasting from the Combustion Lounge. "The world is a joke, we just prove it"
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Jen Kirkman talks to you (well, into a microphone) about what's on her mind.
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"Absolutely not" to legitimately everything.....Comedian Heather McMahan creates a safe-space for us to tell-all and bitch about the rest. No topics are off-limits as we break down the everyday struggles of doing the most, and the least, at the same damn time. Come for the humor, authentic discussion or call in the Hotline or should we say "Absolutely NOT-Line" with your life complaints. We will discuss it all. It's a joyful take on life's craziest moments.
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The Cheese Wheel Podcast is a weekly comedy show where we spin a wheel to determine our media obsessions. Join Jesse McAnally, Andrew DeWolf, and Liz Esten as they dive into whatever the wheel chooses next!
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Actor and comedian Miska Kajanus talks with inspiring people who work in the entertainment industry. He finds out how they made it. Or how far they made it.
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Join host Kimberly Schmidt and her husband Jay as they try to transform their friend Alex Fossella from casual theater goer to full-out fan boy.
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Irish drag queens Candy and Kiki take their love of pop culture legends, queer heroes and inspiring icons to glittering camp new heights as they speak to their dream list of guests and emerging LGBTQIA talent. Candid, insightful, hilarious and your new obsession. New episodes every Tuesday. Subscribe now so you don't miss a thing!
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Where Are We Now? is a podcast diving deep into the elusive world of child stardom, hosted by actor, comedian, and writer Rivkah Reyes (who you might know from the iconic film School of Rock and Netflix's Easy.) Where Are We Now? provides a platform for former child stars slash current adults living their dang lives to tell their own stories authentically so that Buzzfeed doesn’t have to.
