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In this unauthorised biography of Dame Edna Everage, acquired for an unprecedented advance and in spectacular secrecy, her long-time manager and the man who was there from the very beginning, Barry Humphries, takes a behind-the-scenes, no-holds-barred look at an icon of our times.

Alex Edelman, the 25-year-old Bostonian native and winner of the prestigious Best Newcomer Award at the 2014 Edinburgh Comedy Festival, brings his unique wit to a discussion of the issues that affect the millennial generation. This collection includes two of his BBC Radio 4 series.

Bo Burnham was a teenager living in his parents' attic in Massachusetts when he started posting funny songs to YouTube that immediately turned heads with their wise satire that belied his very young age. He quickly struck a chord. Over 16 million people watched his videos and he soon amassed a gigantic (and young) online following that excitedly awaited each new video. Soon after that, Bo became revered in all comedy circles for being a wholly original, highly intelligent young voice.

Jackie Mason is quite rightly a comedic legend. Mel Brooks is often quoted as saying 'Nobody makes me laugh harder'. Mason is funny. Period. In this recording he takes aim and hits everyone from Bill Clinton to John Major to TV to Shakespeare. Most famous for poking fun at his own culture and other Jews he nonetheless has a wonderful way of getting his point across with warmth, barbs and of course wit.

The Comedy Writers Group is here to get into the weeds of all things comedy. We're determined to de-mystify the worlds of stand-up comedy, sketch, and screenwriting in an effort to make this world a lot more approachable for newcomers. This podcast is designed to get you inspired to create. Perfect for folks interested in getting to comedy as a career, hobby, or just the comedy-curious. Brought to you by Marcel Blanch-de Wilt. Subscribe to the Comedy Writers Group patreon to access all the episodes. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is this thing on? 🎤 We’re Clay Ivy and Dylan Romeo! We’re comedians here in Phoenix, Arizona, and if it’s happening in the Phoenix comedy scene, we’re talking about it. Join us as we talk to all sorts of valley comedians and give you an inside peak at the community.You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll get a contact high. Join the other peeping Toms 👀! Subscribe to the channel, and catch a new episode of the Group of Loners Podcast every Tuesday! See you next Tuesday!🎙️

DeGang Guo passionately performs classic monologue Xiangsheng pieces such as "Young JieJin," "Master Jie," "Little Immortal," and more! Authentic and original classics! Don't miss this splendid experience!

Collection of Sun Yi's Xiangsheng, amazing performances with professional skills.

The Estupid Group Inc. presents the Estupid Neema podcast hosted by Neema Naz featuring rotating guests from all walks of life

Three former podcasts, four degenerate podcasters, and a lot of raunchy...Formerly of the Fraternize with These Guys podcast: Beezy. Formerly of Bleach Bros Podcast: B-Word. And Two of the former hosts of Dads on Dayquill: Gnome and Stoned.The Raunchy Regret Podcast brings a comedic look at life, sports, and entertainment. Premiering soon and airing weekly.#GiveEmHell #RaunchyRegret #PodernFamily #PodNation

Improvisation is a form of performance in which the players have no script. Free of conventional methods and constraints, improv gives filmmakers and actors complete freedom to explore characters and relationships and capture genuine authenticity on camera. In Improv for Indie Filmmakers, author and improv filmmaker Ivan Malekin breaks down how independent filmmakers can use improvisation in their own work to creatively collaborate with actors, speed up production, make more films, and ultimately save time and money by working efficiently at all stages of production.

Deutschlands bleibteste TV-Landfrau überrascht immer wieder auf's Neue. Sie tut gut für Kopf, Herz und vor alem für die Lachmuskeln. Spritzig, süffisant oder einfach berauschend plaudert sie über das Leben, über den Sinn und Unsinn des Tages und stellt dabei immer wieder fest: "Wer nur Wasser trinkt, hat was zu verbergen." Frau Wäbers geballte Ladung rosaroter Fröhlichkeit begeistert immer wieder mit Charme, Esprit und einer großen Portion Spontanität.