247 episodes
Jokes with Mark Simmons Great Lines
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- Comedy
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4.8 • 16 Ratings
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Comedians talking about jokes
Every week Mark Simmons and a guest share jokes they've written that just haven't worked - because they're too long, too stupid, too clever, too groanworthy or just too rubbish.
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Daniel Connell
Great joke chat this week with Australian comedian Daniel Connell. We go deep into three of his jokes that don't work consistently enough.
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Tour Talk - Brisbane & New Zealand
Mark & Danny catch each other up about what's been happening at gigs across opposite sides of the world.
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Ryan Cullen
Ryan Cullen specialises in dark one-liners. Let's see what jokes he can't get to work in his act. Recored at the Adelaide Fringe.
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Tour Talk - New jokes, spiders & arm wrestling
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Don Biswas
Don Biswas joins the boys to chat about his Edinburgh debut, politics and jokes that he can't get to work #awooga
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James Redmond
James Redmond joins us to chat about his transition from acting to stand-up, new material about being a father and at least 3 clangs! Enjoy!
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Customer Reviews
I’m an American
Love this show, especially the banter between Joel and Mark at the beginning and end of each episode. I enjoy hearing comedians talk about why they think their jokes don’t work. It’s also cool just hearing funny people talk.
Don’t mind it.
Bad 7 up joke.
Hands down the best
I regularly listen to a least a dozen comedy-themed podcasts. This is by far the most thoughtful, honest and useful. No nervous giggling, just serious artists discussing their craft. Thank you.