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J Chris Newberg
The Comedy Roundtable welcomes comedian, writer and producer J Chris Newberg (@thechrisarmy) to the show.
NOTE: At the time this episode was recorded, Comedy Roundtable was known as the BHHcast (pronounced "Bah"-cast), which is why you will hear references to the BHHcast, our listeners who we referred to as the Sheep, and our hosts who were referred to as the Shepherds. Enjoy a little bit of Comedy Roundtable history with this episode.
Just when is it appropriate to say "I Love You" and can it lose its luster (such as when you say it angrily to a telemarketer)?
Your shepherds decide that self-promotion marketing on funeral online guestbooks is maybe inappropriate.
We'll bet you had not thought about being baptized after your death. Adam has (and Bendall now can't stop thinking about it).
We'll bet you had not thought of the cadence of comedians and the connection with musical time and comedy. J Chris Newberg has.
We'll bet you had forgotten about the Foo Fighters story told in the Lino Rulli episode. Hernan hopes you have.
When you are not listening to Comedy Roundtable, check out J Chris Newberg's own podcast, Heroin Has a Great Publicist (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heroin-has-a-great-publicist/id1455119621).
Be sure to subscribe so that you get the latest episodes. A great lineup of guests are queued for our Sheep in the Flock.
We love to hear the comments of the Flock, so let us know how we are doing. Five star ratings are always appreciated from our Sheep.
Support the show
Interested in supporting the show? Subscribe to the show and help us continue to provide great comedy content live from the Punchline Comedy Club. Subscription Page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1618732/support.
If you want to interact with the hosts of Comedy Roundtable, email us at [email protected]. For advertising opportunities, email [email protected]. Complaints should be directed to the nearest trash can (or [email protected] if you insist). Comedians who want to be on the show, email us at [email protected].
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The Comedy Roundtable welcomes comedian, writer and producer J Chris Newberg (@thechrisarmy) to the show.
NOTE: At the time this episode was recorded, Comedy Roundtable was known as the BHHcast (pronounced "Bah"-cast), which is why you will hear references to the BHHcast, our listeners who we referred to as the Sheep, and our hosts who were referred to as the Shepherds. Enjoy a little bit of Comedy Roundtable history with this episode.
Just when is it appropriate to say "I Love You" and can it lose its luster (such as when you say it angrily to a telemarketer)?
Your shepherds decide that self-promotion marketing on funeral online guestbooks is maybe inappropriate.
We'll bet you had not thought about being baptized after your death. Adam has (and Bendall now can't stop thinking about it).
We'll bet you had not thought of the cadence of comedians and the connection with musical time and comedy. J Chris Newberg has.
We'll bet you had forgotten about the Foo Fighters story told in the Lino Rulli episode. Hernan hopes you have.
When you are not listening to Comedy Roundtable, check out J Chris Newberg's own podcast, Heroin Has a Great Publicist (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/heroin-has-a-great-publicist/id1455119621).
Be sure to subscribe so that you get the latest episodes. A great lineup of guests are queued for our Sheep in the Flock.
We love to hear the comments of the Flock, so let us know how we are doing. Five star ratings are always appreciated from our Sheep.
Support the show
Interested in supporting the show? Subscribe to the show and help us continue to provide great comedy content live from the Punchline Comedy Club. Subscription Page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1618732/support.
If you want to interact with the hosts of Comedy Roundtable, email us at [email protected]. For advertising opportunities, email [email protected]. Complaints should be directed to the nearest trash can (or [email protected] if you insist). Comedians who want to be on the show, email us at [email protected].
(c) Comedy Roundtable.