Comedians Exposed is the podcast where comedians talk about the psychology of comedy and how stand up can lead to vulnerability and all the stuff that falls in between the jokes. On this episode Deana Kobe interviews fellow comedian, Joey Borzotta about his life as a fine artist, what he finds funny, whether or not 9-11 should be joked about, how to make provocative topics funny, doing accents, and so much more. Please give a like, a share, and subscribe to the podcast!!! Thank you so much for listening!!!

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You can see him at The Showroom in Asbury park on May 13!

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Comedians Exposed is a podcast where comedians talk about comedy, the psychology of what makes them laugh and what they think is funny, the vulnerability that exists with trying to c jokes about all types of human experience, and all the stuff in between. On this episode, Deana Kobe sits down with fellow comedian, Brian St. John. We dive right into the weird world of social media, trying to joke about the some of the darkest experiences of humanity, Andrew Tate and the taters, our parents and the shame of performing comedy in front of them, and so much more. Brian St. John runs the Shut The Fuck Up Show at Nucky's in Jersey City. You can catch him there and all over New Jersey, telling audience members to shut the fuck up! This episode was a lot of fun to record, but full of technical difficulties. It takes a minute for old dogs to learn new tricks, so listen with grace, laugh, LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE PLEASE!!! I will love you forever! xoxox

Brian St. John can be found on Facebook and on Instagram @brianstjohnsucks

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Comedians Exposed is a podcast where comedians talk about comedy, vulnerability, and psychology, and all the stuff in the middle. On this episode, Deana Kobe sits down with fellow comedian, Mark Henely. Mark "BXG DXG" Henely, the Big Dog of Comedy Fight Club, has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We talk about comedy safe spaces, the polarization of the Drake effect, and so much more. Please give a listen, a like, a share, and subscribe!!!

Mark Henely can be found on IG @markhenely

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Comedians Exposed is the podcast where comedians talk about comedy and vulnerability. On this episode, Deana Kobe talks with NY based comedian, Nick Carra. Can you handle the truth, no really, can you? Punching down? Punching up? Will you apologize? Can you accept people not finding you funny? Nature versus nuture, are comics born this way or does the scene foster it? Will the rise of the TikTok comedians impact people's ability to do material of significant depth and content?

Was Mother Teresa a comedian? And so much more on this episode of Comedians Exposed! Please like, share, subscribe, comment, and do all of the things you can do to support! And if you would like, you can support the project on Patreon.

Comedians Exposed is the podcast where comedians talk about the ways comedy leaves you vulnerable and what evolves from a person's willingness to be vulnerable through humor. On this episode of Comedians Exposed, Deana Kobe talks with fellow comedian, Eric Vernsten about how comedy leaves him vulnerable, the bringer show debate, trying to survive in an office with an inappropriate sense of humor, if cancel culture is our witch hunt, and so much more. Please give a like, a listen, and share. If you are so inclined, please feel free to contribute on Patreon.

Comedians Exposed is the podcast where comedians discuss vulnerability and the challenges comedians faced trying to make jokes in the current climate. On today's episode, Deana Kobe talks with fellow comedian, Clint Esposito about loving doing comedy that dances on the fringe of being wildly inappropriate, we talk about whether being from a certain era shaped our sense of humor, words that get people canceled for, and so much more!

Comedians Exposed is the podcast where comedians talk about vulnerability, including how trying to navigate their internal creative process, against the current outward climate of today. On this episode, Deana Kobe talks with fellow comedian, Kate Nichols. On this episode, Kate shares about creating from a place of pain, what makes her anxious about doing comedy, how comedy can help, and so much more! Please feel free to follow Deana Kobe @pandorasmouth or Kate Nichols @heykatemichols. Please share out with your ideas of being vulnerable. Thank you!!!

On this episode of Comedians Exposed, I talk with fellow comedian, Joe Pontillo. This episode gets real woo woo and I love it!!! We talk about how the dumpster fires on stage that happen is where we as comedians have the most room to grow! We talk about doing clean comedy and how hard it is, and how easy it is to be misunderstood as a comedian. Plus so much more!!!!! Please give a like, a listen, or a share!!! If you would like to support this project, please find me on Venmo or Cashapp at Deana Kobe to make a contribution! Love you lots for listening and supporting!!!!