Eggs On Everything

We reached the end of the stand up special bracket. Julio Diaz and Gastor Almonte come and help me wrap up the bracket and put a bow on the first season of Eggs on Everything.

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For the first season of Eggs On Everything, I created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing to bombing to grinding out their first comedy special. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

This episode I'm joined by Gastor Almonte. Born and raised in East New York, Gastor brings his own Brooklyn flavor to the stage. Never one to hold on to the jewels, Gastor spends two hours talking about strategy, financial awareness, community, and parenting. And thats all before we even get to the brackets. Check out this episode with a pen and pad ready.

Find out more on the Eggs On Everything website.

For the first season of Eggs On Everything, we created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing, to bombing, to grinding out their first comedy specials. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

This episode im joined by Alex Fosella. Alex is a stand-up comedian, sketch comedy writer, and a writer for the Modern Day Philosophers podcast. Alex walks us through taglines, one liners and other joke writing technique. He also dives into his process and his philosophy bag to give Louis C.K. a well deserved tongue lashing.

Find out more on the Eggs On Everything website.

Working On Your Laugh

Working On Your Laughs

For the first season of Eggs On Everything, Eggie created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing, to bombing, to grinding out their first comedy specials. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

Joined by Julio Diaz to keep running throught he comedy bracket. Julio takes us through his journey from the couch to the stage. Julio used his "Fat Survival" to flip jokes and light up comedy stages. He teaches me how he used his basketball training to structure his comedy training.

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New Kids On The Laugh

For the first season of Eggs On Everything, I created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing, to bombing, to grinding out their first comedy specials. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

Chris and Seby just began dipping their toes into stand up comedy. We talk about what attracked them to the stage and how they are prepping for their fire five.

Then we get back to thr bracket to help sort out the remaining stand up specials.

Find out more on the Eggs On Everything website.

For the first season of Eggs On Everything, I created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing, to bombing, to grinding out their first comedy specials. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

Ariana Rodriguez joins us for episode three. We talk about Ariana's prankster dad and how that influenced her sense of humor. Ariana gives us some insight on being a woman in comedy and how that affects her comedy. She also puts us on to what we thought was very rare.... the female creep.

After getting some background and Ariana and her humor we jump into the next two matchups on the bracket:

Patrice O'neal "Elephant In The Room" VS. Dave Chapelle "Killin' em Softly"

Martin Lawrence "You So Crazy" VS Kevin Hart "Seriously Funny"

Find out more on the Eggs On Everything website.

For the first season of Eggs On Everything, I created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing, to bombing, to grinding out their first comedy specials. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

On the second episode I am joined by Rachel La Loca & Juan Bago of the "Latinos Out Loud" podcast. Rachel and Juan lay out some of the difference between Sketch Comedy, Stand Up Comedy, and Instagram Comedy. We also speak on the responsibility they feel to be themselves on stage.

After dropping gems for comedians we jump into the next two matchups on the bracket:

Bill Hicks "Relentless" VS. Bill Burr "Why Do I Do This"

Katt Williams "Pimp Chronicles Vol. 1" VS George Carlin "Complaints & Grievances"

Find out which specials come out victorious and which ones bite the dust in Round 1.

Find out more on the Eggs On Everything website.

For the first season of Eggs On Everything, Eggie created a bracket of stand-up specials then sat down with a few comedians to sort out the bracket and have some discussions on the things that make comedy work. From writing, to bombing, to grinding out their first comedy specials. These comedians bring you Everything on Comedy.

On the first episode I am joined by Caleb Barge & Mike Hernandez of the "We're Going To Hell" podcast. Caleb & Mike talk about hitting open mics, getting comedy festivals, their inspirations and their approach to comedy.

After a couple of tips & tricks for comedians we jump into the first two matchups on the bracket:

Richard Pryor's Live in Concert

Chris Rock's Bring The Pain

Find out which specials come out victorious and which ones bite the dust in Round 1.

Find out more on the Eggs On Everything website.

I made a stand-up comedy bracket and then sent 568 Instagram DM’s asking comedians to come talk to me about getting started, writing jokes, staying sane, and which comedians have the best one-hour stand-up special.

Nine comedians responded to my late night DMs and now I have the first season of Eggs On Everything.

THANK YOU to these Funny Folks for teaching me there is way more to comedy than laughing.

Juan Bago