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What’s Funny? is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under comedy (interviews) and has published 20 episodes.

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What’s Funny? has published 20 episodes.

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What’s Funny? regularly covers comedy, interviews. It sits in the comedy category, with a interviews focus.

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What’s Funny?

Hosted by Unknown Host · comedy · EN · 20 episodes

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About this Podcast:

At the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Roving Eye Reporter George Stamkoski headed backstage to ask comedians one deceptively simple question: "What’s funny?"Twenty-two performers. A different answer each time.A series of candid post-show conversations about comedy, creativity, audiences and the art of making people laugh.Follow the series for regular episode updates, bonus content and special compilation editions.Hosted by George Stamkoski — Roving Eye Reporter

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What’s Funny? is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #19
George Rigden — Self Inflicted
Aug 9, 20263 minS1
Openly “on-the-spectrum” stand-up muso George Rigden discusses what happens when truth meets shame and the importance of being fully present in the room when comic improv takes an unexpected turn. Presented by George Stamkoski — Roving Eye Reporter Part of the What’s Funny? series recorded backstage at the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/george-rigden-self-inflicted/ Themes: raw truth / presence / shame
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Episode #18
Basketball Man — Can Fly
Aug 3, 20263 minS1
Kids entertainer, freestyle basketball maestro and self-proclaimed superhero Basketball Man discusses family fun, physical comedy and why children often find the greatest joy when things go gloriously wrong. Presented by George Stamkoski — Roving Eye Reporter Part of the What’s Funny? series recorded backstage at the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/basketballman-can-fly/ Themes: silliness / family fun / physical comedy
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Episode #17
Chris Marlton — Desmond Little
Jul 26, 20263 minS1
Chris Marlton, whose alter ego Desmond Little steals the stand-up spotlight, discusses the art of risk-taking improvisation, trusting instinct, and why comedy remains one of the few art forms that defies formula. Presented by George Stamkoski — Roving Eye Reporter Part of the What’s Funny? series recorded backstage at the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/desmond-little/ Themes: risk / instinct / reading the room
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Episode #16
Andrea Barello — Full of Grace
Jul 19, 20263 minS1
San Francisco-based Italian clown and priest performer Andrea Barello discusses the funny side of religion, audience confessions and rediscovering the creative freedom many of us leave behind in Childhood. Presented by George Stamkoski — Roving Eye Reporter Part of the What’s Funny? series recorded backstage at the 2026 Melbourne International ComedyFestival. www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/full-of-grace/ Themes: Play / clown state / child imagination
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Episode #15
Sarah Francis — Psycho or Psychic?
Jul 12, 20265 minS1
One-woman showstopper Sarah Francis discusses being spiritual, conjuring up oddball characters to share vulnerabilities while finding magic in uncertainty, silliness and chaos. Presented by George Stamkoski — Roving Eye Reporter Part of the What’s Funny? series recorded backstage at the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/psycho-or-psychic/ Themes: vulnerability / uncertainty / everyday magic
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Sarah Francis — Psycho or Psychic?

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George Rigden — Self Inflicted

Basketball Man — Can Fly

Chris Marlton — Desmond Little

Andrea Barello — Full of Grace

Sarah Francis — Psycho or Psychic?

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Basketball Man — Can Fly

Chris Marlton — Desmond Little

Andrea Barello — Full of Grace

Sarah Francis — Psycho or Psychic?

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