Yeah Buddy! Podcast

Join Buddy Rahmig in this exciting episode of "Yeah Buddy Podcast" as he chitchats with veteran comedian, Marcus Mangham. Breaking down the subjective facade of the comedy industry, this episode guides its listeners into an insightful journey from freestyling open-mic nights to producing stand-up shows. Catch up with discussions on experiences, friendships, and competitions as Buddy and Marcus delve into the fascinating universe of comedy.

The episode highlights the transition of an open-mic performer to a full-fledged comedian, bouncing back post-pandemic, and the underlying concept of comedy selection for varied audiences. Listen to Marcus engagingly narrate humorous stories, shedding light on his first three-minute set survival, picking the perfect set of jokes, the impact of COVID-19 on his performances, and managing the unexpected chaos on stage. Experience the thrill, pressure, and creative spur that lingers behind every laughter.

Intriguing tales of interaction with Tony Roberts and Lance Woods furnish the podcast with a relatable touch, emphasizing the importance of relationships within the comedy scene. Buddy and Marcus also discuss the inevitable trip down memory lane, returning to serene North Carolina after performing on California's lively comedy scenes. So, tune in and traverse through the lives, humor, and the resilience of comedians with this episode of the "Yeah Buddy Podcast".

From center stage to behind-the-scenes, Marcus shares the paradox of being a comedian caught between the thirst for spotlight and the solace of anonymity. Listen as he unwraps his journey into producing and how social media pivots in the comedy industry. The podcast stands as an embodiment of comedy, camaraderie, and the eccentricities of fame, all in a single, compelling conversation.

Discover his encounters with the Hollywood glitz, managing social responsibilities, and tackling stereotypes, without failing to touch upon his inclination for writing and behind-the-scenes roles. This episode stands as a resounding testament for every aspiring comedian desiring to understand the world of stand-up comedy.

Last, but certainly not least, Marcus shares his experience auditioning for his first movie role and the thrill of working with seasoned actors. A much-needed inspiration for budding artists, the episode offers an intimate glimpse into what lies beyond the stage. So whether you're a comedy enthusiast or an aspiring comedian, this episode offers heaps of laughter, learning, and a firsthand connection with the comedy industry.

Embark on a comedic journey with host Buddy Rahming and stand-up comedian, Michael Calvin Jr., in this episode of the Yeah Buddy podcast. Listen as they share untold stories and invaluable lessons about making it in the entertainment industry. Delve into the life and career of Michael, the host of the famous "Say It Loud" comedy show and "Blunts and Bullshit" podcast. Relive his beginnings, inspirations, and the ups and downs of his career. Discover priceless insights into the world of stand-up comedy and the dynamics of working in groups and as an individual. Suitable for both comedy enthusiasts and aspiring comedians, this episode is filled with humor and life lessons.

Dive into the rich history of Michael's career in comedy starting from his first open mic night in the Citrus Heights area. Listen to nostalgic recollections of comedy groups like Cowboys and Cannabis and The Mikes, including crucial moments of triumph on Good Day Sacramento. Explore the challenges and perks of working within a comedy team and understand how one's role within a group impacts success and growth in stand-up comedy.

Experience the complexities of stand-up comedy booking and marketing through Michael's journey. Gain from his advice on embracing challenges in different audience scenarios and the importance of developing a universal comedic appeal. He also sheds light on the significance of conducting oneself professionally and the essence of language that resonates with different audiences. His narration of the impressive journey contributes invaluable insights into the workings of the comedy industry.

Get inspired by the inception and success stories of the 'Say it Loud' show as Michael unveils his experiences, interactions, and the wisdom he imbibed from fellow comedians and club owners. This episode, recounting colorful and sometimes challenging scenarios, pays tribute to comedy talents and showcases expertise and passion essential for overcoming hurdles on the road to success.

Delving into the narrative further, our guest lists the best comedians hailing from Sacramento, applauding their commendable achievements, relentless discipline, humble attitudes, and unique styles. Get a first-hand account of an impromptu show in Vegas speaking volumes about the Sacramento comedy scene's reach and influence. The anecdotes and tales of legendary figures like Lance Woods, Mike E Winfield, and Kiry Shabazz hold inspiration for aspiring artists and aficionados in the comedy world.

This episode also unravels the fascinating story behind the unique Cannabis Comedy Show. Learn about the struggles faced by comedians while organizing and balancing multiple comedy shows along with their successes. Traverse a roller-coaster ride of late-night trips, memorable encounters, and how 'Smoking Jokes Show' was born amidst a pandemic. This segment outlines the power of taking chances and learning from each experience, teaching you more than just cracking jokes; it's about breaking barriers in the comedy industry.

Finally, the guest shares integral insights on producing comedy shows. He discusses how to tailor comedic delivery based on audience response, the importance of building good relationships with venue owners, and the art of separating personal friendships from business. The phrases 'Keep the main thing the main thing' epitomizes the podcast, stressing the necessity of delivering expected outcomes over biting more than one can chew. The episode ends on a nostalgic note talking about Michael's favorite comedians and his 'Mount Rushmore' of personal favorites.

Join this laughter-filled journey into the world of stand-up comedy and show production, capturing the essence of the industry while providing the right doses of entertainment and wisdom.

On this is episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast we sit down with stand up comedian and actor Steph Sanders. Steph gives us great insight into his journey in the entertainment business as well as a lot of information to help aspiring comedians to reach their goals in the entertainment business. Steph has worked with everyone from Katt Williams to Ali Wong, has performed on BET's Comicview and produces his own national comedy tour. Sit back and enjoy this episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast.

On this episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast we sit down with actress Bunny Stewart. She talks about how her journey into acting started and has evolved into becoming a published model, makeup artist, and even a sketch comedian. Bunny has worked with a diverse group of big time Hollywood filmmakers like actor Eric Roberts and director Deon Taylor. Tune into this episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast as we exchange stories of working on various movie sets and both being upcoming entertainers in the Sacramento area.

On this episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast we sit down with Bay Area actor/producer Timothy Slater and director/producer and founder of the Black Film Connect Seretse Njemanze. Timothy and host Buddy got their start in the movie business acting together on the movie Fruitvale Station. Seretse and Buddy both met on the set of the TV show Blindspotting. Timothy and Seretse have since gone to work on numerous productions and have recently teamed up to produce a documentary and art exhibit based on the legendary Bay Area rapper The Jacka. Listen to the episode to hear how their love for Bay Area hip hop transformed their lives into careers in the Bay Area film industry 

On this episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast we sit down and have an enlightening and inspirational conversation with up and coming Sacramento actor/model Lamondo Hill. Lamondo talks about his journey into the entertainment business and how he is able to stay motivated, humble and hungry in the Sacramento film community. 

On this episode of the Yeah Buddy! Podcast we sit down and have a great conversation with director/film producer D'adonis Moquette and comedian/event producer Tess 'Tickles' Frey about what it takes to produce great content and their journey into film making and comedy in the Sacramento/Nor-Cal Area.

On this episode of the 'Yeah Buddy Podcast'. We sit down and chop it up with international touring comedian Lance Woods and actor John Que from the NETFLIX original movie 'All Day and a Night' about their experiences navigating Hollywood and the Entertainment business. And we find out what kind of sounds a peacock makes

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On this episode with 'Yeah Buddy Podcast' we sit down with up and coming Northern California comedian Alvin Duke about of his journey in the comedy game. Tune into this raw and unfiltered interview.

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On this episode of the 'Yeah Buddy! Podcast' we sit down Bay Area comedian Big Sas, as he kicks knowledge drops jewels on how he has been able to grow his name in the comedy game in the Northern California.

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