Please subscribe and rate this podcast on iTunes!
On another “fly on the wall” episode of the podcast, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer bring Patrick Passafiume on the show for an off-the-cuff conversation about being able to self-assess your talent, staying grounded, giving and getting honest criticism of your act from peers, and learning from failure.
In addition, we discuss the dynamics of a comedy scene, why being made fun of is a rite of passage, stepping up from MC’ing to the feature spot, and weighing the standard of a “solid” set of time.
[powerpress]
Links from this episode:
Like I’m An Idiot Episode 15: Maggie Klaus Explains Stand-Up Comedy
Is Rob Delaney Trying to Keep the Video of Him Bombing on ‘Jimmy Kimmel’ Off the Web?
Participate with the community in our Connected Comedy Facebook group or post your questions, suggestions or topics to cover in the future on our Facebook page. We always welcome your comments!
Another super negative podcast. I’m not saying you’re wrong about people’s misconceptions, but your wording and attitude is really negative and maybe you guys aren’t in a position to be offering tips because you just sound bitter and hateful.
The world isn’t all sunshine, lollipops, and sloppy blowjobs(All great things).
Most of the stand-up comedy world is negative and ego crushing, especially self-assessing your own talent level, and honestly criticisizing your act. This episode just kept it mad real.
Thanks, I really enjoyed listening to this. This stuff needs to be said and I appreciate you guys having the balls to say it because all the delusionals are going to implode when they hear it. Aw.