We’re back and I’ve got something special for you...In this week’s episode, Omari Soulfinger (Comedian, Advocate, and Clown)  and I discuss how cringe comedy is an invitation to love ourselves, the magic of Mr. Bean, Marx Brothers, and Charlie Chaplin, and the magical silliness of being a new parent. We also share stories of being a mischievousness clown and how clown names can quickly turn dirty.

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More About Omari:

Omari Soulfinger, MSW (he/they) is a comedian- advocate, from Brooklyn NY. They serve as the  Director of Creative Advocacy with Theatre of the Oppressed NYC; and an educator with Brooklyn Movement Center, and Ramapo for Children. Omari is committed to making his art  (storytelling, physical comedy, psychodrama, invisible theatre, multimedia, burlesque and dance) activism, and ritual art indistinguishable.

www.omarisoulfinger.com

@omarisoulfinger (IG)