Comedy Wham

Vanessa Gonzalez talks about her foray into the stand up comedy scene. She also speaks with Valerie about her current one-person show I Don’t Know Why You’re Saying That. 

Follow Vanessa @buhnessa and visit her website: vanessacomedy.com
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Vanessa Gonzales chats with us about her roots as a Laredo native and her comedy past, We explore her start in a high school pep rally skit, and how she hooked up with the Austin Latino comedy scene.  There may be a reference to The New Movement Theater and Chris Trew. Okay, there’s definitely a reference to Chris Trew and his theater.

Follow Vanessa @buhnessa and visit her website: vanessacomedy.com

Daniel Webb talks about his work on the drag circuit, his adventures in the Funniest Person in Austin Contest and his future goals.

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Read more at comedywham.com/DanielWebb

Daniel Webb talks about his past, how he got into comedy, and his younger days in Ft. Worth. His reasons for coming to Austin may be a bit surprising.

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Christina Parrish shares her current activities as a comic and writer and actor in videos that have a Galafanakian flair.

Follow Christina @ibesuper . Find her videos on her YouTube channel Christina Parrish YouTube

Christina Parrish probably has the most unique comedy background we’ve come across.  At the very least, it’s the boldest. 

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Pat Dean talks about the variety of shows he’s hosted, and co-hosted. He also delves into  why he prefers observational humor over topical humor, and why comedians are protective of their jokes (hint: it’s not easy crafting a good joke).  He's got his own podcast named StoryFellers and he plans to start posting new episodes in a few weeks.

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Pat Dean took over the mics and turned Comedy Wham Presents into the Pat Dean Show. This is a great organic conversation you should absolutely listen to.

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In part 2 of her interview with Valerie Lopez, Carina Magyar talks about her recent feature in Austin Monthly entitled, In Her Shoes, and about using social media as a platform to change people's misconceptions about the transgender people. 

Photo Credit: Carrie Smith at Stand Up Empire

From Denver, to Queensland Australia and back around to Austin, Carina Magyar talks to Valerie Lopez about getting started in Austin comedy and finding her voice as a woman.