Comedy Wham

Cody Greenlee talks about driving 45 minutes to his first open mic in Houston, getting started in comedy, and his favorite comedians. 

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Valerie snags an interview with Matthew Broussard, they talk math, open mics and living your dream. It's a good interview with a perspective on comedy few people consider. 

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Whenever he’s in Austin, Shane Mauss visits the Dudley and Bob Morning Show. The show is known for being selective about which comedians they chat with. Having been on multiple episodes and on their podcast is a testament to his style and charm.

Lara Smith had an opportunity to pick Shane Mauss’ brain during his March 2016 trip to Austin.

Check out shanemauss.com for tour dates and appearances as well as his podcast archives.

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This one is shorter than our usual "Current" episodes but Chris Castles talks about hosting comedy showcases like his current show, In the Treehouse, and his podcast, Good C**k/Bad C**k. (Happy now iTunes? -ed)

If we could pick one word to describe Chris Castles, it'd probably be "determined." Find out why, as he speaks with Valerie Lopez about his past and how he finally decided to move to Austin in order to pursue a comedy career.

Lara Smith catches Bob Khosravi and they chat about his comedy career, how he got started and how important his mom and dad were to his early comedy development. 

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Chip Pope loves to write comedy and it permeates his interview with Valerie Lopez. With a career spanning over 20 years in the industry, he's bound to have a few stories. You'll dig this interview with Valerie Lopez. 

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Amelia Frank opens up about being a professional counselor and comedian, how comedy helps her and her current gig as the host of Bomb Shelter at Nasty's Bar.

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This charming "Past" episode features the host of Bomb Shelter, the monthly open mic at Nasty's Bar, Amelia Frank. Find out how she got started doing stand up and who pushed her into it. (Hint: It's NOT Chris Trew).

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After chatting with Jesse Joyce, Mike Macrae and JR Brow on different occasions, Aaron Brooks decided to move to Austin in 2012. After the move, he quickly endeared himself to the local comedy scene. 

Since that time, he's come to co-host Bounce House with Danny Polumbo, been featured on many showcases and has told a story on the Risk! Podcast.

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