haha. All jokes aside I am having quite a lot of fun.

We are half way through the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and I had my first reviewer. What an insane time.

Despite positive reviews from regular human beings, the big reviewer took it out of me. Mostly because I had not experienced one before.

In this episode of Sharam Namdarian starts a revolution we deal with the idea of ego death, dealing with rejection and how people react to you and your art sometimes.

I am actually having so much fun, I don't know why people keep telling me that I am not.

• Received first-ever review from during my festival run
• Taking the negative review too personally initially, but realising all great comedians have bad reviews, now I am a great comedian
• Tendency to bite off more than I can chew as a method of growth
• Making life unnecessarily harder through overthinking and overcomplicating
• Working to heal rejection sensitivity through recognising it's just data
• Art as artefacts of becoming, healing and letting go
• The revolution continues with one member, will you join?

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Seriously good comedian Ashley M Fils-Aime joins the revolution.

In this podcast we chat about what the hell the revolution is, gratitude, goals and stand up comedy as a whole.

He got it in the end, but Sharam got a lot of advice along the way. Really good comedy advice for stand up comedy.

• The value of appreciating small audiences who plan their day around seeing you perform
• Why writing jokes is the fundamental currency of comedy that solves creative problems
• How achievements become a form of currency that strengthens you for future challenges
• The fear that your unique perspective won't be understood versus the power of authenticity
• Being unapologetically yourself attracts people who resonate with your distinct voice
• The danger of pursuing fame and followers instead of mastering joke writing
• Comedy as an experience rather than just a performance or path to recognition
• Finding purpose in resolving personal trauma through creative expression

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Ok I did it.

I managed to burn myself out in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in like 2-3 days. 

I am now recovering, yay, and I am recovering VERY QUICKLY!

I have been doing "meet a comedian" which was a marketing initiatives that I created to sell tickets for my show "From Brunswick with Love."

Get tickets here - https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/from-brunswick-with-love

I am excited for it all, very excited. I am about 1/4 or 1/5 of the way to breaking even now. And I reckon I might actually make some money.

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I can't believe we did it.

We started a revolution without a cause.

Now that we did it, we are going to need a few things.

1. A cause
2. A symbol
3. Protests
4. who knows

This is a manifesto episode, where we talk about what exactly is going on with this podcast, what the goal is and where it will go from here.

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THE SHARAM NAMDARIAN PODCAST IS HERE!

In the first episode we discuss the DEAD INTERNET THEORY. What is that, what does it mean and how it shows us what we really want.

We also discuss how ageing can evolve you just because you are getting your fill.

AND WHAT THE PODCAST IS EVEN ABOUT!

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In this episode we explore how Micro-plastics are turning us into dementia zombies, Elon had a woman who planned to have a child with him and the cost of easter.

In this we review various news articles about what the hell has been going on.

We still haven't reached 1000 downloads so the video version of this does not have a shirt.

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