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- WCA 2023 March 21st
Make Up, Face Painting and Balloon Competition Day! Jazzi interviews Irene Spudic and Gloria Sterrett as they practice for skit competition.
20 min - WCA 2023 March 20th1st official day of convention! Jazzi talks with long time clown photographer Merilyn Barrett.17 min
- WCA 2023 March 19thJazzi day 2 in Florida. Before the convention starts, Jazzi talks balloon decor and more! Guests are Glenda, Diane & Grandma V.19 min
- WCA 2023 March 18thJazzi and Lorelei arrive in Orlando a few days early and prepare for a busy fun filled week.5 min
- What a sweet Jelly Bean! Janet TuckerJanet "Jelly Bean" Tucker has been clowning for almost 50 years. Her clowning experiences have taken her all over the world. Not only is Janet a wonderful loving clown, but she is a wonderful clown teacher and mentor. In addition to being a past president of World Clown Association, she has held many offices in local and global entertainment organizations. Janet Tucker's wisdom and "Jelly Bean" the clown's joy have influenced circus performers as well as clowns locally and internationally. In this episode, Janet shares her passion, vision and love of clowning.calumetclowns.com43 min
- Legacy of Laughter-Visiting the Red Skelton Festival
Gunky and Jazzi take you to the Red Skelton Museum of Comedy Festival and parade celebrating One of America's Favorite Clowns- Richard Bernard "RED SKELTON." Your podcast hosts take you on a virtual live radio broadcast as they talk with Lothian Skelton-Red's wife, Anne Pratte-Museum and Festival Director, Brian Hoffman-Red Skelton Tribute Performer, and Jeff Wilsey- clown participant and Wood Burning artist.
Richard Bernard “Red” Skelton, the comedy genius known for his rubber face was born on July 18, 1913 in Vincennes, Indiana.
Red made it his life’s goal to perform and bring laughter to people. In 1937 Red made his debut on radio. “The Red Skelton Show” became a radio staple in the 1940s. In 1951, Red took his show from the radio airways to television. The TV show lasted from 1951 to 1971 and earned Red three Emmy Awards. Despite his fame and success, he never forgot about his humble beginnings in Vincennes and often spoke fondly of his hometown during subsequent visits.
One of his most famous Characters was the iconic Freddie the Freeloader. Red wanted to be known as One of America's Clowns.
The Museum, Festival and parade honor the Red Skelton's Legacy of Laughter.
redskeltonmuseum.org
redskeltoncomedyshow.com
facebook.com/burnwilsey
32 min - Try It you'll like it!- WCA Recap
Jazzi recaps the 2022 WCA convention. She talks competition, classes, the New Bozo and his crew and shares moments from her time at the convention.
45 min - Try it, you’ll like it! -WCA Day 2Jazzi let’s you try on her clown shoes and walk around with her at the World Clown Association Clown convention. In this short episode she talks to Lorelei about the day’s competitions.4 min
- Try it, you’ll like it! -WCA The First Day.Jazzi let’s you try on her clown shoes and walk around with her at the World Clown Association Clown convention. In this episode she takes us into the dealers room to meet Paula Biggio and she catches up with Mr. Puppet.8 min
- Jazzi promotes taking listeners to the WCA convention.Promo trailer for upcoming on-the-scene podcasts from the World Clown Association Convention.1 min
About SlapSchtick Conversations on Clowning
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Jazzi and Gunky are your hosts and are real professional clowns talking about clowning, education and clown experiences. The podcast series will also feature interviews with clowns from all over the…
world talking about a wide variety of topics related to the art of clowning. This is a series of fun, positive, educational and informative conversations by real clowns who care and want to promote the art of clowning.