Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast

For the new episode of the podcast we welcome back our good old comedy nerd Abed Owaysi. This time around we’re gonna talk about how the crazy Russian winter can make a comedian so lazy that he doesn’t even want to go out and perform, how different winters are back in Jordan, how a joke comes into a comedian’s head and how a joke from the past can get a new life at present. 

This episode also features a carnal sin which brings tons of hatred to anyone who commits it – it’s (ALARM) DISCUSSING POLITICS!!! Which is exactly what we have done for a good part of the episode. Tune in and enjoy!

For the new episode of the podcast we welcome back our good old comedy nerd Abed Owaysi. This time around we’re gonna talk about how the crazy Russian winter can make a comedian so lazy that he doesn’t even want to go out and perform, how different winters are back in Jordan, how a joke comes into a comedian’s head and how a joke from the past can get a new life at present. 

This episode also features a carnal sin which brings tons of hatred to anyone who commits it – it’s (ALARM) DISCUSSING POLITICS!!! Which is exactly what we have done for a good part of the episode. Tune in and enjoy!

Gleb Tugushev is a russian stand up comedian who is also one of the original English speaking comedians in Moscow. Currently residing in Australia with almost 10 years of experience Gleb has earned quite a lot of credentials in the world of comedy in and outside of Russia – he has toured Europe multiple times and performed in such countries as Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia and Britian. Gleb has also participated in Fringe comedy festival in Edinburgh as well as the biggest English comedy show in Russia with almost 500 people in attendance.

 In the new episode of Before The Punchline comedy podcast we will discuss how the pandemic affected comedy scene in Australia, how a Russian can achieve success in English comedy, how important is the clothes comedians wear on stage, will take a look at how Gleb’s journey in English comedy began and how he helped develop it in Russia as well as his experience participating in Fringe. Join us in over 2 hour conversation to hear all this and more fun comedy stories.

Gleb Tugushev is a russian stand up comedian who is also one of the original English speaking comedians in Moscow. Currently residing in Australia with almost 10 years of experience Gleb has earned quite a lot of credentials in the world of comedy in and outside of Russia – he has toured Europe multiple times and performed in such countries as Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia and Britian. Gleb has also participated in Fringe comedy festival in Edinburgh as well as the biggest English comedy show in Russia with almost 500 people in attendance.

 In the new episode of Before The Punchline comedy podcast we will discuss how the pandemic affected comedy scene in Australia, how a Russian can achieve success in English comedy, how important is the clothes comedians wear on stage, will take a look at how Gleb’s journey in English comedy began and how he helped develop it in Russia as well as his experience participating in Fringe. Join us in over 2 hour conversation to hear all this and more fun comedy stories.

David Muñoz is an Australian-spanish comedian who has been performing for over 5 years. Starting off his comedy craft in Australia with an accidental 30-minute corporate gig, David is one of the most energetic comedians on English stand up scene is Moscow. During his stint in Moscow he has performed at some of the biggest shows and venues in Moscow as seen by his credentials – a runner-up in the third annual Last Comic Standing competition, performed in front of 250 people on the Big English Stand Up show in 2018, did his own 40-minute solo show in Irkutsk. Being a regular resident Of Steal The Show Comedy Club in Moscow, David is constantly evolving as a comedian, constantly perfecting his stand up craft.

In the new 2 hour episode of Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast we are going to dig into David’s past – his childhood in Australia, his personal struggles in regards to future career, how difficult it is to grow up in a foreign country while having Spanish origins, crazy stories of his rough start as a comedian as well as a very romantic story of meeting, falling in love and marrying a Russian lady and moving to Russia.

P.S. You can check out David's solo show from Irkutsk by following the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ6qIhXl5-o&feature=share

David Muñoz is an Australian-spanish comedian who has been performing for over 5 years. Starting off his comedy craft in Australia with an accidental 30-minute corporate gig, David is one of the most energetic comedians on English stand up scene is Moscow. During his stint in Moscow he has performed at some of the biggest shows and venues in Moscow as seen by his credentials – a runner-up in the third annual Last Comic Standing competition, performed in front of 250 people on the Big English Stand Up show in 2018, did his own 40-minute solo show in Irkutsk. Being a regular resident Of Steal The Show Comedy Club in Moscow, David is constantly evolving as a comedian, constantly perfecting his stand up craft.

In the new 2 hour episode of Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast we are going to dig into David’s past – his childhood in Australia, his personal struggles in regards to future career, how difficult it is to grow up in a foreign country while having Spanish origins, crazy stories of his rough start as a comedian as well as a very romantic story of meeting, falling in love and marrying a Russian lady and moving to Russia.

P.S. You can check out David's solo show from Irkutsk by following the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ6qIhXl5-o&feature=share

Adrian Niro is a canadian comedian who is currently residing in Moscow. For 6 years of being an active performer, he has done all the major stages in Moscow and even abroad – participated in Punchline Comedy Festival, was the runner-up at the very first Last Comic Standing competition in Moscow, did a one man 90 minute solo show in Belgium. Adrian has also been a long-time host of English stand up shows at Jim N Jacks’ bar which is considered by many to be the birth place of English comedy in Moscow. Atop of everything else he has recently started doing comedy in russian.

Join us in over 90 minute conversation to find out how a Canadian can end up coming and living in Moscow, how difficult performing in front of savage crowds can be, how a comedian can end up getting punched in the face by audience members, how to properly use a “foreigner card” when you perform in Russia and a lot of other inside details about stand up.

Adrian Niro is a canadian comedian who is currently residing in Moscow. For 6 years of being an active performer, he has done all the major stages in Moscow and even abroad – participated in Punchline Comedy Festival, was the runner-up at the very first Last Comic Standing competition in Moscow, did a one man 90 minute solo show in Belgium. Adrian has also been a long-time host of English stand up shows at Jim N Jacks’ bar which is considered by many to be the birth place of English comedy in Moscow. Atop of everything else he has recently started doing comedy in russian.

Join us in over 90 minute conversation to find out how a Canadian can end up coming and living in Moscow, how difficult performing in front of savage crowds can be, how a comedian can end up getting punched in the face by audience members, how to properly use a “foreigner card” when you perform in Russia and a lot of other inside details about stand up.

In the New Year edition of Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast we sit down with fellow comedian Abed Owaysi to look back at the year 2020 and discuss how it affected the comedy scene in general and comedians in particular. We will also point out the positive moments this year has brought and how it opened a window of opportunity for young up and coming comedians.

And this time we are doing something special as for the first time Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast is also available in video format. You can check out the video version of this episode by clicking the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3kOnH-70PE

Also all the next episodes will also be available on Youtube in video format, so I'd highly recommend to subscribe to our Youtube channel as well: 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtqtDbRwBVJe8A3JBXZqYpg

Join us in the final podcast this year and the first video version of the show!

In the New Year edition of Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast we sit down with fellow comedian Abed Owaysi to look back at the year 2020 and discuss how it affected the comedy scene in general and comedians in particular. We will also point out the positive moments this year has brought and how it opened a window of opportunity for young up and coming comedians.

And this time we are doing something special as for the first time Before The Punchline Comedy Podcast is also available in video format. You can check out the video version of this episode by clicking the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3kOnH-70PE

Also all the next episodes will also be available on Youtube in video format, so I'd highly recommend to subscribe to our Youtube channel as well: 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtqtDbRwBVJe8A3JBXZqYpg

Join us in the final podcast this year and the first video version of the show!