I love how jokes are born!
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“This is a trip to sausage factory behind the art of comedy. The messy process of coming up with an idea with the intuition that there is something funny is wagging its tail. And then playing with it and ageing the meat, until it matures. The metaphorical sausage, a joke, is ready to be consumed by the masses after going through an intense process of feeding it to many audiences.
If you like to know how a baby joke is born, this is your show. A hint: there are a lot of funny screw ups! I love it!”
astronomypouya via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/09/20
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“A brilliant podcast. It’s not just talking about jokes. It gives a real glimpse behind the curtain of joke writing. This podcast is an absolute “must-listen” for any comedian just starting out. But it might also surprise comedy audience members just how much prep or even how many false-starts go...”Read full review »
Gigglingnewt via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/30/19
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“Great show for comedy fans, get to hear material from comics you'd never hear elsewhere!”Read full review »
FilmFan49 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/14/19
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“I’m big on word play, timing and technical aspects surrounding comedy so this is the perfect podcast for me!
Mark is so clever and it’s enlightening listening to comics speak about their ‘broken’ jokes.”
Cole Stewart via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/08/21
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