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Rob Isn't Funny episodes
- Clown In The Mouth
I have begun wearing a clown suit to gigs. That is all.
This episode covers a few shows in April.
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20 min - Various March GigsI fell behind on the old podcast front, so here is the catchup episode where I cover a record five gigs and explain what I'm doing with all these silly videos I'm posting.
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28 min - Odd AudiencesA couple of gigs where audiences decided to be talkative.
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22 min - Supporting Robin Ince + An Awful RoastI supported Radio 4 personality, among other things, Robin Ince.
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26 min - Karachi Curry ComedyAnother multi-episode to catch up.
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16 min - Return To The Biscuit FactoryI'm behind at this point so here is a multi-episode.
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9 min - Fourdi La George (Street)What a phenomenal title pun. I did another George Street ten-spot.
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27 min - My First Roast BattleI did a roast battle for the first time.
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17 min - George Street AgainDid my first ten at George Street Comedy Club after doing a 5 and a 7 last year.
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12 min - New Year, New MaterialMy first closing spot, I think?
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About Rob Isn't Funny
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How do you become a stand-up comedian? How do you book a gig? How do you write a joke? All this and more is what I would write if I cared about self-promotion. Advertising is the…
devil.
On 6th November 2024 I decided to start telling jokes on stage to people. Within 6 months I'd gone from walk-in spots at pubs to the final of a competition, having my jokes played on the BBC and doing a half-hour show at a comedy festival.
I've always wondered how industries work behind the scenes and I try to lay out who, how, and where I got my gigs and then how each of them went.
I do have a Patreon for some extra behind the scenes bits.
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