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Hosted by thecomedynerd · EN · 20 episodes
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In this podcast I ask the big questions, What is comedy? Who is it, and why is it? To help me define the meaning of this broad term I’ve enlisted the help of comedians, performers, creators and promoters, as well as fans like myself, to discuss what comedy means to them.
thecomedynerd hosts Comedy in a Nutshell, a comedy show with 20 episodes published.
In this episode I spoke with comedian Mark Vigilant who talked about warrior training, tracking a moose, consensual clowning and a certain set of skills. “Mark Vigeant: Out There” at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @mark_vige
In this episode I spoke with Claire McFadden and Maureen Monahan, sketch duo Spooky Dookie who talked about cleaning up vomit, getting granular, long walks and crawling on the ground looking for a ukulele in the dark. "S
In this episode I spoke with comedian Mark Forward who talked about a marionette without strings, premeditated heckling, a McDonalds metaphor and Peter! Instagram @markforwardd You Tube @ForwardMark www.markforward.com T
In this episode I spoke with comedian Chloe Reynolds who talked about a vision board, balancing sincerity with silliness, a creative sweet spot and scotch eggs behind an Asda. Instagram @chloereynoldscomedy The Comedy Ne
In this episode I spoke with actor and comedian Mel Hudson who talked about showbiz abuse, a magic porridge pot, spreading joy and a prescription for sanity. "Mel Hudson: Richard Ashcroft Revived My Libido" at Edinburgh
In this episode I spoke with Lebanese comedian John Achkar who talked about Arabic comedy, reflection, connection, entrepreneurship and being part of something. "John Achkar: His Country is Collapsing..." at Edinburgh Fr
In this episode I spoke with comedian Bilal Zafar who talked about not fitting in, a different audience, jealousy and finding happiness. "Bilal Zafar: Rubicon" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @zafarcakes_ YouTube @Zafarcak
In this episode I spoke with comedian Raj Poojara who talked about insufficient bullying, a brutally honest barber, bursting for a pee and being groomed. "Raj Poojara: Dice" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @lord_rajj rajpo
In this episode I spoke with comedian Kat Higgins who talked about wardrobe malfunctions, getting inspired, taking command of the pub and an echoey cement shell. "Kat Higgins: In Memory of Me" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagr
In this episode I spoke with comedian Olaf Falafel who talked about floaters, not being Swedish, last words, going for a walk and the Blue Danube. "Olaf Falafel Presents: I Used to Work in a Helium Balloon Factory Until
In this episode I spoke with comedian Zoe Wohlfeld who talked about being bad, sitting on the floor, the craft and banana peels. "Zoe Wohlfeld: Dog Funeral" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @zoewohlfeld The Comedy Nerd Inst
In this episode I spoke with comedian Hamish Lloyd Barnes who talked about Wally's son, Legionnaire's Disease and accents. "Hamish Lloyd Barnes: Stage Presence" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @hamishlb123 hamishlloydbarne
In this episode I spoke with comedian Paul Hilleard who talked about a little bit of looseness, a substitute teacher, the funny bits and taking a step. "Paul Hilleard: Grog" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @acatnamedpeache
In this episode I spoke with comedian Kate Hammer who talked about the apple butter & cheese festival, a philosophical awakening, naturally high energy and goat-fisting. "Kate Hammer: Government Approved Comedian" at Edi
In this episode I spoke with comedian Mitch Benn who talked about a big tent, a lot of contrivance, a pizza wheel, a wooden block and a hatstand and the one about the badgers. Mitch Benn: The Lehrer Effect Tour Instagram
In this episode I spoke with comedian Rachel Creeger who talked about a crossroads, a little poem, a lump of clay and 'nachas'. "Rachel Creeger: Queen of the Jews" at Edinburgh Fringe "Rachel Creeger: Ultimate Jewish Mot
In this episode I spoke with comedian John Robertson who talked about a 5-year vendetta, a wall untouched, transparent video cases filed with offal and the Pagliacci game. "John Robertson: Excitable Boy" at Edinburgh Fri
In this episode I spoke with comedian Andy Barr who talked about breaking the spell, a bag of wine, a benefit gig and being in step. Instagram @catballbag andybarrcomedy.com The Comedy Nerd Instagram @TheComedyNerd theco
In this episode I spoke with comedian Lara Ricote who talked about filling a hole, a special relationship, watching women think and faffing. "Lara Ricote: Inkling" at Edinburgh Fringe Instagram @lararicote YouTube @lara.
In this episode I spoke with comedian Bec Hill who talked about confidence, finishing high school all over again and becoming Neil Buchanan. Instagram @bechillcomedian YouTube @BecHillComedian bechillcomedian.com The Com
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