That Comedy Podcast

Merry Christmas!

During my recent trip to the United States, I stopped into Mr. Plympton's animation studio in New York City to discuss his life's work, working with Kanye West, what it's like to turn down Disney for a million dollars, what it means to have creative freedom and how his career has evolved from a humble cartoonist to world renowned animator. 

Watch Bill's most recent work here: https://www.youtube.com/user/Plymptoons

And on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/plymptoons

Follow Bill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/plymptoons 

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Jordan Shanks discusses the problem with Australian content creators, why the plebescite will result in a "Yes",  how mainstream media is propaganda, his disappointment in BuzzFeed, problems with The Daily Show and why The Simpsons and Eminem may be the best things in the world.

Follow Jordan here: https://twitter.com/friendlyjordies

Watch FriendlyJordies on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wJynBD_tEY&list=UU2-i3KuYoODXsM99Z3-Gm0A

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Tom Walker is a student of Gaulier, professional improviser and award winning comedian. He talks about his work at "Clown TAFE", what happens when something isn't funny, creating a show about failure, handling 'walk outs', Sydney comedy, video games and what he's saving to watch.

Follow Tom Walker on Twitter: twitter.com/tomwalkerisgood

And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TomWalkerComedy/?ref=br_rs

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After a long hiatus, That Comedy Podcast is back with three very funny women while our host takes a backseat and STFU for once. 

We talk about the #MeToo Campaign, women in comedy, what men can do to help, the world's saddest dog and why Lucy has braces.

Follow Tamara: @TamaraDude on Instagram

Follow Lucy: @bigfatidiothead on Instagram

Follow Anna: https://www.facebook.com/annasparkcomic/

Also on Twitter and Instagram follow Anna: @annabrightspark

It's Fringe Festival time - so you know what that means?

I'm taking a break! But before I do that David Woodhead and Sam Bowden sit down me to sing several songs, talk about how they got started in comedy, their love for My Chemical Romance and their new Fringe Festival Show, A Couple of Charming Dogs.

 

Go see their show! https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/event/a-couple-of-charming-dogs/

Come see the show I'm producing: https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/event/david-rose-by-any-other-name/

Dhruv is from New Zealand

Jasper from South Africa.

Together, they make a heck of a comedy team as they discuss their backgrounds, Paris Hilton, the future of comedy in Australia and the McGregor/Mayweather fight.

Come see the show I'm producing for Melbourne Fringe: bit.ly/roseha

Content Creator and Professional Comedian, Cameron James, sits down with Harrison Engstrom. 

The pair discuss Cameron's world famous Mike Check, creating comedy with Becky Lucas on Comedy Central's Share This, clickbait, writing his upcoming Fresh Blood series, True Murder and his dream TV series cast.

If you're in Sydney - go see Cameron record his special for TV on September 20th at The Comedy Store tiny.cc/camlive 

 

Follow Cameron on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamcameronjames

Follow Harrison on Twitter: https://twitter.com/harrisonvevo

What happens on a typical night out with a comedian?

This.

To celebrate 100 Episodes of That Comedy Podcast, I was originally going to do a "clip show" episode but then I was like fuck that. So I created an episode of That Comedy Podcast with the help of some friends on what a typical night out of comedy sounds and feels like.

I really want to thank a lot of comics who agreed to be interviewed for the show and participate in the episode including Paul Sharplin, Hamish Paterson, Ashley Fils-Aime, Matthew Vasquez, Ian McCarthy and Dhurev Prakesh Iyer.

Have you ever wanted to hear a bunch of young adults talk about stand up, Rick and Morty and The Simpsons for 40 minutes? Well here's your chance!

Gavin Sempel and Logan Phillips are two young comics originally from rural Victoria who have started to do comedy under the big city lights of Melbourne. Listen as we discuss why they started doing comedy, their influences and why The Simpsons may be the greatest thing of all-time and why you should never fuck the bunny.