This is the first of what will be a series of episodes where I compile responses to the question I ask to end each of my episodes, "What advice would you give your early comedy self?"

Hear what:

-Brian Netzel (@thebriannetzel) would tell his early comedy self to put down;

-Albert Escobedo (@albertmescobedo) has learned he doesn't need as much of;

-Leigh Anne Jasheway (accidentalcomic.com) doesn't need to focus on;

-Turner Sparks (@turnersparks) learned about what an audience wants far too late;

-Laura Sanders (@yaylaurasanders) wishes her younger self wouldn't have focused on;

-Andy Andrist (@andyandrist) wishes he knew about sticking to times;

-Adam Palmeter (@adampalmeter) thinks treading lightly would have helped him with;

-Kellen Terrett (@drterrett) and I wish for you, our listener (Mike!);

-Sam Miller (@sammillercomedian) would tell his younger self to steal to make himself good at comedy;

and

-Curt Neill (@curtneill) wished he realized so much sooner.

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