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The boys discuss walshy's horror morning, Kobe tragedy and the bald blokes going around

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The boys discuss walshy's horror morning, Kobe tragedy and the bald blokes going around

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The boys are back for 2020, catch up with them for Episode 1 of 2020

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The boys are back for 2020, catch up with them for Episode 1 of 2020

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Success comes to those that blame everyone else for their problems

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I'm So Tired.

2 and a half minutes of yawning and spoken word.

Performed by The Attitude Consultant.

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You probably didn't know that Adelaide Comic of the Year, Jason Chong, kick started his own stand-up comedy career by attending a stand-up comedy course. That was twenty years ago. Since then he's become a regular face of Adelaide comedy, on stage, TV and radio.
In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode, host Steve Davis talks to Jason about discipline, getting gigs, the Tarago Test, and The Black Box Experiment. Jason also shares a tip from his very first stand-up comedy lesson - keep asking 'but what do you mean?' Listen to find out what he means.

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When your parcel is waiting in a nearby depot and you can't access it.

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Marty Bright is an optimistic, childish 'silly-billy', which makes him a rarity in stand-up - often the domain of the cynic.

In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast host Steve Davis probes Marty about performing at the Comedy Store in LA, the Comic Strip in New York, and even at a room as part of an all-African American comedian lineup. He may not be black, but he certainly has appeal.

And if you're thinking of giving stand-up comedy a crack in 2020, then you're in luck. Marty Bright is joined with Matt Okine as our comedy coaches for our January 19 - 23 stand-up comedy course in Sydney. To learn more, visit www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com and book your spot.

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