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Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 33: If Someone In Hollywood Said It, It Has To Be True
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “pay what you want” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss the backlash towards the recent Connected Comedy post posing a concept where the audience decides a comedian’s pay, whether or not this would be good for comics, question if a →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 32: Laugh Ears
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “obsessive compulsive” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss figuring out how many people are truly your fans, pivoting your strategy based on data, developing a fanbase in industry towns versus on the road, why the drawing power of TV-credited comics →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 31: You Have To Care
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “get off my internet lawn” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, and Chelcie Rice welcome Patrick Melton of Nobody Likes Onions on the show to discuss his nearly nine years experience running one of the most successful and long-running comedy podcasts, the very early “wild west” days →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 30: Do Whatever You Want, Just Do It Well
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “back from the red carpet” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome the return of Josh Spector as he gives a brief recap of his work behind the scenes overseeing social media on Hollywood’s biggest event, and shares what comedians can learn from his →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 29: UCB Butthurt
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “no respect” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss the recent uproar in the New York City comedy scene about UCB and their policy of not paying comics. Does the difference in mindset & culture between the stand-up and improv communities play a →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 28: It’s Not Just A Matter Of Finding Your Catchphrase
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “being true and real” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer follow up with Josh Spector on last week’s discussion of blogging, the opportunities and potential audience that comedians have creating long form content, why the skills that make for good →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 27: You’re Not Funnier Than Jesus
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “blasphemous” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome Andrew Hall on the show to discuss his comedic blogging endeavors at Laughing In Purgatory, how to become a prolific content creator online, striving towards having an excellent work ethic, setting realistic →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 26: What Would You Do With $100?
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “belated holiday” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer exchange Christmas presents while assessing the progress of their careers throughout the past year, discuss whether a comic should invest in the foundation of their web presence versus flashier content →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 25: Changing The World One Sh*tty Comic At A Time
On the “fistful of predictions” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss our views on how the comedy industry and its relationship to social media will shift heading into 2013 and what implications that has on stand-up comedians. We include the increasing importance of controlling your own online →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 24: Ranking Your Fans
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “thankful for nothing” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome the return of Josh Spector to the show after his brief vacation hiatus to follow up with his thoughts on the past few episodes, the misnomer by comedians that marketing →