Comedy Connects: Recent Episodes
Jennifer Soldner, Mike Champeau
Join us as we chat with a variety of comedians to give you a behind the scenes look at the lives of comedians, how they hone their craft, and hilarious quips along the way.
Welcome to the chaos of this episode where we are joined by comedians Abe Auer and Kate Hermsen! Both comics offer a deep dive into their writing process, how they practice their craft, and their unique ways of thinking about comedy and life while we all roasted each other in the most loving ways possible. This episode is filled with wisdom nuggets for all newcomers in comedy. Don't miss it!
Find more from Abe Auer on Instagram @abe_auer, Facebook @Abe Auer Comedy, and YouTube @comedyauer. Find Kate Hermsen on katehermsencomedy.com and Facebook @Kate Hermsen Comedy.
Join us in this chaotic banter with comedians Jay Lemke and Mitchell Lee! In this unique episode, we have a surprise guest who asks the deep and dark questions as well as some full out bits displayed for your laughing pleasure. And don't miss the consistent shout outs to the one and only Jack Haessly!
Find more from Jay Lemke on Tiktok @Jay_W_Lemke and Facebook @The Occasionally Funny Jay Lemke and Mitchell Lee on Twitter (X) @Mitchell_F_Lee
We're joined this episode by the amazing Grizzly! This episode is a master class in comedy. Grizzly brings all the info on the craft of comedy, from practicing against professionals to studying hosts and features. If you're looking to improve in comedy, this is a must listen episode!
Find more from Grizzly on all socials! @GrizzlyComedy
We are joined today by comedians Trevor Clumpner and James Thorn, chatting about first times, good times, and pastimes. We managed to run the gambit discussing the techniques about writing tags and punchlines, what it's like handling substances in the scene, how to cleanse your phone of E. coli, and the importance of social media for comedians today (unless you're LeVar Burton). Join us in the shenanigans!
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Comedians Jamie Ott and Adam Whitney are bringing all the shit and hitting all the fans in this episode. We managed to talk as much nonsense as we could possibly fit into an hour episode, but I think I recall some comedy talk as well. Enjoy the episode before it gets us cancelled (that's the sign of good comedy, though, right?).
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Kaleb Robertson and Mitchell Lee join us as we talk all about the good and bad sets in comedy. Let's lobby for paid heckling to be a thing! But we're unlocking memories of their early days in stand-up as they give us tidbits about getting into comedy, bombing, and treating fans like crap. Grab a drink and take a seat at our nonsense table!
Sean Patrick Moore and Brady Gregurich join us to discuss the semantics of kittywampus, cattywampus, fiddle fucking, and faddle fucking. We also talk at length about our very special hourglass. Don't worry, there's some comedy chat strewn about as well.
Let's venture into the minds of Faizan Malik and Chris 'Grizzly' Roseberry. Get your hats and raincoats ready as these two comedians share their thoughts and experiences in the world of stand-up, from bombing to booking.
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Joined today by comedians Ka$h Money Karl and Alex Morris, we are talking prop comedy, the journey of being a comedian, and those times when you've got to keep your set clean. Also, what's the worst thing an audience member has ever said to you? Karl and Alex bring all the laughs, as expected. Don't miss this one!
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Jose James Montero, John Berens, Jared Porter and.... naked bike riding? Yeah, it's that kind of episode. We are talking the most vulgar jokes told and the regret that comes with it, among many other extreme topics no one wants to touch. Plus accents. Gotta talk about accents.
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What is laughter? What makes the audience react to some jokes and not to others? And why can't Mike do the intro? These questions and more are addressed in this episode of the podcast. We are joined by comedians Jim Berry and Jeremy Reedy as we touch on comedy, sports, and some taboo comedy topics.
We're joined by Jack Haessly and Bo Gella as we talk open mics, the psychology of comedy, and life through an international comedy scene. Jack and Bo both bring a wealth of technical knowledge on the comedy scene so this episode is a must listen!
What is a comedy style and how do the comedians land on theirs? In this episode, we are joined by Reier Cammerman, hailing from Chicago, IL, and Joel Roberts, straight out of Madison, WI, talking everything from their least favorite audience members to musical comedy stylings.
Join us as we talk all things comedy with comedians Ross Taylor Huff and Jim Schwarzbauer. They reveal when they got funny, what pushed them to get on stage, and give us a glimpse into some of their writing styles.
This episode, we are chatting everything from hecklers and crowd work to OnlyFans and Urban Dictionary. Joined by comedians Hayden Fredriksen and Chuck Charles, they bring all the information on their style and process before getting on stage.