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The AC chats to Adelaide comedian, actor, and promotor, Ross Voss.

The boys talk philosophy

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(Part 1 of 2)

The AC chats to Adelaide comedian, actor, and promotor, Ross Voss.

The boys discuss comedy, theatre, and 'Eat It' - The Card Game

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Julia Clarke has achieved much in her eight years of stand-up comedy. A two time winner of South Australia Raw Comedy, and Edinburgh Fringe Festival performer, Julia is also one of the nicest stand-up comedians on the Adelaide comedy scene.

In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode, comedian Julia Clarke and I discuss getting in trouble with the cops, burning celluloid, and advice for up and coming comedians.

And if you'd like to get more advice from Julia , then the good news is that she's the guest comedian at the March 3 to 7 stand-up comedy course in Adelaide. This is the course for new comedians or bucket list tickers.

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This week The Attitude Consultant spoke to Amelia Veale from Narrative Marketing and Be The Drop Podcast.

They both discuss the power of storytelling, and how it can be applied to life and business.

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Sydney based Seizure Kaiser (no, that's not his given name) is not afraid to broach edgy topics in his comedy. And performing stand-up is only one of his talents. He's also a comedy producer and promoter. 

In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode Seizure Kaiser and I discuss the difference between 'racist jokes' and 'jokes about racism', performing comedy well outside political correctness, and forgetting the haters. Yeah, we discuss the politics of comedy!

And if that hasn't scared you off, and you're interested in trying stand-up comedy, then the exciting news is that we have courses in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Get coached in February and March by Julia Wilson, Julia Clarke, and Steve Hughes. Just log onto www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com for the upcoming dates.

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Chris Franklin is a stalwart of Australian comedy. A 21 year comic veteran, Chris has not only witnessed the comedy industry grow, but has been instrumental in that growth. And so it should come to no surprise that Chris is behind the latest Australian comedy festival, 'Laughs of Launnie'. 

From March 18 to 24, and smack bang between the Adelaide Fringe Festival and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Laughs of Launnie has already attracted high profile comedians, including Lehmo, Tripod, The Kagools, and Randy Feltface, amongst many other top Aussie and international comedians.

In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode, Chris and I discuss how Laughs of Launnie came to be, his upcoming shows, as well as his April School of Hard Knock Knocks guest comedian spot in Melbourne. That's right, if you'd like to be coached in stand-up by this living legend, visit www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com.

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Comedian Gabe Hogan has been a Raw Comedy state finalists twice. She's also built a solid comedy career that has extended into commercial radio. In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast interview, Gabe talks about that initial comedic journey, advice for Raw Comedy competitors, and the importance and dangers of comedy cliques. If you're curious about how to start a stand-up comedy career, then this is the podcast for you.

And on that topic, the School of Hard Knock Knocks has announced stand-up comedy courses for 2019 in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. If your new year's resolution is to try stand-up, and you need a kick up the ass, then don't miss out on getting coached by some of Australia's best comedians. Greg Fleet, Glynn Nicholas, and Julia Wilson are our comedy coaches throughout January and February, so don't miss out. Go to www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com to secure your spot.

And now for the delightful, 'arsehole', Gabe Hogan.

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The Attitude Consultant and DJ Press Play take a road trip to Whyalla for a live seminar

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Lehmo is one of Australia's favourite comedians - both on stage and on TV. Star on Utopia, That's Not My Dog, and a regular on The Project, Lehmo's comedy naturally dabbles in satire, showmanship, and current affairs. He's also one of my favourite Aussie comedians, making this last show of 2018 all that extra special.

In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode, Anthony 'Lehmo' Lehmann discloses his original, and embarrassing, nickname, his journey from Adelaide's Rundle Mall 'balls' to Sydney Opera House's 'sails', his book 'This Shirt Won't Iron Itself', making that jump into being a full time comic, and advice for you, the up and coming comedian.

And, if you're interested in jumping into comedy or polishing your act in 2019, here's your chance. Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney stand-up comedy courses have been announced and on sale at www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com. Greg Fleet, Steve Hughes, Julia Wilson, Chris Franklin, and Glynn Nicholas, are but a few of our guest comedians sharing their wisdom.

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Daniel Mcinnes stopped by The Miley Lounge and hopped on the mic.

He spoke about his time on Big Brother; how he got a job at a popular Adelaide nightclub as a dancing nerd by simply turning up in character; his involvement behind the scenes of Centrelink The Musical, and other stories of influence through his random travels.

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