Podcast
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 23: God In Your Pocket
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “what would Jesus do?” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome Tim McClendon on the show to discuss the Christian comedy market, writing what you know regardless if it’s clean or dirty, setting your own goals and ignoring the expectations →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 22: If You Make The Ask, Things Will Happen
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “thankful for nothing” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper and Chelcie Rice welcome Sarah Kennedy and Sarah Mowrey on the show to discuss the scene in Albuquerque, using different formats to brand self-produced shows, leveraging sponsorships as a mark of credibility and generally how to →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 21: If You Suck, None Of This Works
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “extremely high standard” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper and Chelcie Rice welcome Josh Homer back on the show post-hurricane to give a recap of how comedians in New York City handled the weather disaster, then we proceed to discuss choosing paths that →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 20: Why Would Anyone Read A Book Of Tweets?
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “massive brainstorm” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper and Chelcie Rice discuss getting in the habit of making something, focusing on things that are actionable, shipping a minimum viable product, repurposing content for different mediums and inevitably learning from failure. In addition, we →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 19: No Jokes About Killing Doctors
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “chauvinist pig” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper and Chelcie Rice welcome musician/comedian Katie Goodman onto the show to discuss how she produces & promotes her own independent gigs a.k.a. “four walling”, why having a hook helps you get press, how social media →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 18: When Do You Stop Paying Your Dues?
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “there’s still magic in Hollywood” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer welcome festival organizer and former Last Comic Standing producer Charlie Gerencer of Pygmy Wolf Productions to the show to discuss developing comedy programming for TV, what producers →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 17: Only You Can Prevent Scolding
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “cleansing the palette” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer address feedback from the ‘social media is bullshit’ debate, follow up on the core points comedians should take out of the argument, why you need to focus on concepts not tools, →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 16: Social Media Is Bullsh*t
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “social media prizefight” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper moderates while Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer judge a debate between Josh Spector and the author of the new book “Social Media Is Bullshit“, comedy writer and journalist Brandon Mendelson about that very subject. Is social →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 15: The Sex & Cash Theory
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “half-decent questions” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, Chelcie Riceand Josh Homer welcome Connected Comedy community member Amy Blackwell on the show to discuss balancing having a day job while pursuing a stand-up comedy career, finding part-time work that utilizes your creativity and →
Connected Comedy Podcast Episode 14: Why Do Our Fans Not Get It?
Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes! On the “palette cleanser” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Josh Spector, Chelcie Riceand Josh Homer discuss the changing perception of what exactly a comic is, how comedy isn’t immune from disruption and ponder why newer comics are embracing digital more than many established acts. In addition, →