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Back for another episode, Igor Mondae & David Munoz discuss the categorization of comedy; is it an art, craft, or complete arse, and discover what is David's favorite title to go by when addressed.
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As a continuation of the previous episode, Munoz & Mondae discuss life on the road, but this time from a more behind the scenes perspective, sharing stories and experiences, and ultimately answering the question: why the hell do they do it.
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A very special episode of The Comedy Kiosk, recorded on a phone in Ryazan, during a short weekend tour that featured our two hosts, Igor Mondae and David Munoz, in which they discuss traveling and performing in different cities and life on the road.
On the Valentine's Day week, Mondae & Munoz have decided to dig into the topic of love and relationships, and discuss what kind of partner would be suitable for a comic, how easy or hard is it to combine comedy and love life, and share their experience of influence of stand-up in their romantic endeavors.
Sara Pascoe: LadsLadsLads (2017) / BBC
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On the fifth episode, Munoz & Mondae tackle the question of doing comedy professionally; is it possible to earn enough to make a living, what are their current stages and future goals, and what might be common obstacles standing in the way of aspiring comics taking their art and turning it into a full-time job.
Once more, Igor Mondae (Croatia) and David Munoz (Australia) come together to discuss comedy, and this time the topic is language. How does it feel to perform in a foreign language, what are some pros and cons, what are some challenges of performing for a non-native crowd, and what influence does the language have on the type of humor and performance.
History of Swear Words (2021) / Netflix
Ari Eldjárn: Pardon My Icelandic (2020) / Netflix
Munoz & Mondae sit down to discuss setting up a brand new stand-up scene in a foreign language on an example of English stand-up in Moscow, creating a circuit around Russia, and pioneering shows in new places that have not had (any or foreign) comedy before, such as middle of Siberia.
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In the second episode, our co-hosts, Mondae & Munoz, tackle a more personal question, and try to answer what does being a comedian mean; is it a lifestyle or a profession, what are some important features of a comedian, and how did they get into comedy and become one, with some pop-quiz questions and recommendations in the end.
The Big Sick (2017) / Lionsgate, Amazon Studios
Igor Mondae (Croatia) & David Munoz (Australia) sit down to discuss comedy in 2020; challenges, changes, and experiences, and in the end, play a short trivia quiz and recommend some new comedy releases.
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