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Episode 24

Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP 6

I spoke to Singer/Songwriter, Poet, Comedian and founding member of the anti-folk art and music movement, Lach.

He spoke candidly about the anti-folk movement which was his response to being banned from folk clubs in New York in the 80's, his time in San Francisco "was all good" but it wasn't really and that he always has music in his head.

He also talked about his first Fringe show, the Edinburgh Arts scene, his hopes for live performance returning in the future and a lot more.

To find more about Lach subscribe to Lach's bandcamp.

https://lach.bandcamp.com/

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Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP 5

This episode I had a lovely chat with Irish Comedian, Danny O'Brien.

He talked about many things including starting out in comedy, garden gigs, and his passion for food.

He gave his thoughts on performing and flyering at the Fringe and when writing his 2019 show 'Reformer' he had done a lot of self-reflection.

He also spoke about his reaction to the news he would be supporting Bill Burr in Dublin 2018 and Bill gave him a killer review.

If you are looking for a gig in a garden check out.

https://gardengigsireland.com/

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Episode: 22

Edinburgh Fringe Series: EP: 4

This week I had a fascinating conversation with English based US Comic Al Lubel.

He talked about his journey from law school to comedy.

He told a story about the time he had to share a comedy prize, what his plans were for this years Fringe and through his worst gigs he learned the most.

And I think he remembered who I was ( Thanks Al 👏)

Find more about Al on his website.

http://www.allubel.com

Once again thanks for listening and remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.

Episode 21.

EP3: Edinburgh Fringe Series.

This week I chatted to the ever funny Dublin based Australian Comedian Damian Clark.

He talked about how his first Edinburgh show run was inspired by a hotel robbery he experienced and a stolen phone led to his 2015 show.

He also spoke about living in Dublin, performing garden gigs and his secret love of Disney and Pixar movies.

*Also Listen out for Callahan the Cat.

To Find more about Damian

https://damianclark.com/

Insta/Facebook/Twitter: @damianclark 

Tiktok: @damianclarkcomic

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Edinburgh Fringe Series.

This week I chatted to Alex Petty the owner of Laughing Horse Comedy Club.

He talked about his first Fringe experience as a fan then later going from working in IT to being a comedy promoter.

Growing his comedy business around the UK and each Fringe has its own unique appeal.

Also bringing his 2020 Fringe Festival online and much more.

Check Out Free Festival for upcoming shows ⬇️

https://www.freefestival.co.uk/shows.aspx

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Fringe Series: Mick Ferry

This week I chatted with award-winning English comedian Mick Ferry.

We talked about his first full show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He gave his thoughts on comedy competitions and labels in comedy. The love of a good pub quiz and his lockdown project the 2-minute chat show.

To learn more about Mick.

http://www.mickferry.co.uk/

or follow him on Twitter

@MickFerry

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EP:18

This week I caught up with America's Funniest Biker.

He talked about being from Louisianna and living in Utah, how his time in the Navy helps with hecklers.

He also spoke about his passion for motorcycles, he explains dry bar comedy gigs and all of his shows being a tribute to his late son.

To learn more about Russ Nagel 

https://americasfunniestbiker.com/

https://youtu.be/jNtmyTyV7LA?list=PLJNBkP2lquvenMpnARjjkppKgGCRklT2W

Thank you so much for listening and remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.

EP:17

This week I caught up with Comedian, Actor and DJ, DJ Cooch (Jorge Marroquin).

He talked about the origins of his stage name, finding his comedy voice, how working on cruise ships has improved his act, his top 3 comedy influences, coming back from a life changing illness, lockdown barbeque and his love of cigars.

Also look out for his comedy album 'bout time it reached to Number 2 in Itunes charts in May 2020.

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EP.16

This week I chatted to writer, actor and stand up comedian Manny Oliveira.

He talked about the best tacos in Ensenada Mexico, performing in the golden age of comedy, changing his act to improvised comedy, his love for Rhode Island, Liverpool F.C and Boston Sports teams.

If you want to know more about Manny check his website

               www.mannyoliveira.com

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Hello,

This week I caught up with Irish comedian Aidan Killian.

He talked about performing comedy in Japan to improve presentation skills, setting up comedy clubs in Dublin and Singapore to then running a comedy festival in Asia. We also discussed the lockdown and his societal concerns. I got his thoughts on virtual gigging, touring with Ardal O'Hanlon, working with Doug Stanhope and his favourite places to gig in the world.

Aidan has also written a book titled Dear Plonker about his struggles with debt and how he took on different corporations.

If you want to find out more about Aidan, check his website:

https://aidankillian.com/

Thanks for listening and remember you are always welcome here on HarteLines.