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It’s hard to acknowledge an offensive joke. You’ve failed on two fronts: you weren’t funny and your words were harmful. It contradicts stories we tell ourselves, like “I wouldn’t make a racist joke” or “I couldn’t be sexist.” In this episode, Ben shares how the practice of confession has helped him recognize his own harmful material and the structural inequality of the comedy industry.
Written and recorded by Ben Fort.
Produced by Jonathan Clauson.
Art by Seth Hahne.
Music by Ben Fort.
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It’s hard to acknowledge an offensive joke. You’ve failed on two fronts: you weren’t funny and your words were harmful. It contradicts stories we tell ourselves, like “I wouldn’t make a racist joke” or “I couldn’t be sexist.” In this episode, Ben shares how the practice of confession has helped him recognize his own harmful material and the structural inequality of the comedy industry.
Written and recorded by Ben Fort.
Produced by Jonathan Clauson.
Art by Seth Hahne.
Music by Ben Fort.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices