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A special cross-over episode, as the one of the hosts of The Comedy Kiosk, Igor Mondae, sits down with Kirill Voronin (Russia), the creator and host of Before the Punchline comedy podcast (available at https://www.buzzsprout.com/1408654), talk about running a podcast in English from the heart of Russia; motivation behind it, difference in approach and structure, and share backstage insights into their equipment and setup, writing, production, and publishing processes.
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Igor Mondae
David Munoz Ferrando
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With the recent passing of two legends of comedy, Norm Macdonald and Sean Lock, our two hosts discuss the influence of comedians that came before them, what mark can they leave, and who will they miss once they're gone.
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Igor Mondae
David Munoz Ferrando
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Igor and David decided to talk about age and it's affects on comedy; is it important at what age you start, is there an optimal time to become a comic, and what are some pluses and minuses of starting early vs starting late.
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We do this podcast for the love of comedy (and our own voices), but we do have certain expenses in terms of equipment and production. If you enjoy our content and want to support us, consider spending any coin you can without inadvertently launching a lifetime of poverty and debt.
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Igor Mondae
David Munoz Ferrando
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Episode 16 brings another debatable topic; the amount of truth in stand-up material. Two very experienced comics; David and Igor, have quite polarized approach when it comes to this one. Listen to find out which one is a storytelling purist, and which one is just full of bull.
We do this podcast for the love of comedy (and our own voices), but we do have certain expenses in terms of equipment and production. If you enjoy our content and want to support us, consider spending any coin you can without inadvertently launching a lifetime of poverty and debt.
https://www.patreon.com/thecomedykiosk
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Igor Mondae
David Munoz Ferrando
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In the very first recommendations episode, David and Igor share what they watch, that makes them laugh and/or relax. Everything from stand-up specials to TV shows currently airing, if you are looking for something to watch next: try any of these recommendations!
David Munoz Ferrando
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In the wake of recent events, with a Moscow-based comedian being prosecuted and sentenced to 10 days in prison for making a joke, Igor and David tackle the question on censorship; does it have place in stand-up, what you are allowed and what not allowed to say, who has the right to ban a joke, and what happens when comedians cross the line.
David Munoz Ferrando
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Lucky number 13!
David Munoz Ferrando
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After watching a YouTube clip about more depression in recent stand-up, and Bo Burhnham's Netflix special "Inside", Igor Mondae and David Munoz decided to sit down and discuss why exactly is it that comedy nowadays can't seem to shake the drama element, and there is more personal and tragic touch in every recent show.
David Munoz Ferrando
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In the newest episode, David and Igor try to answer the question as old as time: can you learn to be funny? Are there any viable sources; books, courses, schools, tutorials, that can educate someone on how to write jokes, how to perform, and how to be good at comedy? And is being good at comedy the same as being funny? It was a hard topic, and our hosts couldn't find common ground, check out why!
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David Munoz Ferrando
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We're back baby! After a long break and some other projects, we are back with a new (old) episode recorded a few months ago and finally released.
David Munoz Ferrando
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