Feb. 15, 2026
Guest Comedian Drew Lynch channels his inner Marc Maron
Comedian Drew Lynch discusses his unconventional journey into comedy, which began after a traumatic brain injury led to a neurogenic stutter.
Lynch, who gained fame as a 'stuttering comedian' on America's Got Talent (AGT), shares the challenges and rewards of his career, including the validation he received from Howie Mandel and the opportunities he gained through AGT. He also discusses his experience with the comedy community, his views on political comedy, and the impact of social media on the comedy scene.
Additionally, Lynch praises other comedians like Lachlan Patterson and Emma Willman and talks about his upcoming performance at the Just for Laughs Vancouver festival. The conversation also touches on different recording setups and the behind-the-scenes nuances of podcast production.
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Caalaroga Shark Media.
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Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.
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Today's guest is comedian Drew Lynch. You may know Drew
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from America's God Talent, or you may know him as
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the stuttering comedian from America's Got Talent. He's got a
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really interesting origin story. He explains, I was playing softball
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and a hard hit ball took a bad hop and
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struck me in the throat. I fell and smacked my
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head on the ground. That led to my career as
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a stand up Yeah. Apparently he had a traumatic brain
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injury from it, which created a neurogenic stutter. Kind of
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messed up his career. He's up for some roles. His
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agent dropped him. He explains, I got the cold shoulder
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and I realized that I want to control. I rehabbed
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and that's what I discovered stand up. Three years after
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the injury, he appeared on America's Got Talent. He said
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that validated him as a comic. It was an amazing
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experience and I can't tell you how great it was
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to get such great feedback from Howie Mandela. I have
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so much respect for Drew. Will be part of just
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for Last Vancouver, the big comedy festival up there in Vancouver.
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He'll be at the Vogue Theater on the nineteenth. The
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festival continues through the twenty second. Now, as I prepped
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for my interview, if you listen to every interview with him,
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if you read every article about him, it talks about
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his origin story, and I chose not to go there,
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and being candid, I think I may have thrown him
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by not asking him about it. And a couple other
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notes on what you're going to hear today. What's crazy
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to me is in the recording session, he was on
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what I call an open mic, like he wasn't holding
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a microphone and I was. However, I was on someone
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else's recording session, not my recording session, and as I
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got the audio back, it sounds like my microphone didn't
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pick up and it may have been using my laptop microphone.
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So like as you hear me now, I have some
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processing on my voice. That's what you hear on a
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normal episode. Sometimes you'll hear an episode where I do
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an interview or the conversations with Mike Chisholm on The
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Letterman podcast, which is using his setup. Here I'm processing
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and whatnot. But as I listened back to this, I'm like,
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Drew sounds really good, and I sound like I'm on
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a laptop, which is just funny to me because I
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had my microphone out neither here nor there. Also, I
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want to be transparent. I re sequenced this interview. This
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first part I'm going to play is from later in
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the interview, but I wanted to lead with this part
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because it's so good. Listen to Drew Lynch channel Mark Marin.
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Here he channels Mark Maron. It's he's not doing an impression,
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but he channels his inner Mark Maren. It is fantastic.
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Here's Drew Lynch. You spent some time on the Maren sitcom.
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I feel like weird using the word sitcom with Maren show,
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the television show How is Mark?
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Is Mark?
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What we think Mark is in real life?
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Mark is exactly the way Mark is in real life.
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And and you should you should be comforted by that fact.
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He is And I've told him this. He's a he's
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a He's just a. He's just a. He's a he's
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a he's just a brouchy guy. He's not I mean,
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not grouch, but he's just a he's a hard guy.
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You know, he's just like I feel that way. Oh yeah, okay,
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well that's well that's weird.
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Or you know, he's like, you know, he kind of like, uh,
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just a he likes to kind of scrutinize and just
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kind of get in it.
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And I love that about.
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Him because he's that's where that's where his comedy is.
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He's but he's begrudging all the time, and that's hilarious,
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Like it's just like that's my Yeah, that's my uncle
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who lives in my attic.
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That's who he is.
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You know.
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He's like, yeah, he's I guess he's coming down for
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a soda.
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But he's upset because because the handle on the fridge
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is broken and he doesn't want to he doesn't want
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to try to put his nails into the side and
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open it that way.
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He and Mark's going to talk a lot about that.
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You know.
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It's frustrating. Why is the why is the bottom of
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the fridge? Why is why is there heat coming from
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the bottom of the fridge but the inside of it
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is cold?
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You know?
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And these things used to be an icebox? Should I
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just get an icebox? Like I'm talking in the voice
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of Merrion right now. But that's how well, that's how
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well I know, yeah, how well I know how he goes,
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you know, and he's like, you know, and then he
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and then he goes in for a soda, and then
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he's and then he's and then he pulls out something
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and he's looking.
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He put he sees it.
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He finds a protein bar in the drawer, and he's like,
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you know, oh, what is it with these protein bars?
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There's so much sugar.
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It's like it's I'm not even getting what is this
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you because you mashed up a date and you put
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some Joe Rogan pills in a thing that I need
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to like. This is this is the way Mark is.
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I could just watch him. He's like an angry cat.
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You're just like, okay, just keep going. I guess, Bud,
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that was amazing. I was just trying to hang back
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and not step on you.
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Boy. You channel him really well.
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Well. I think it's just because at my heart, I'm
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probably just as much of a grouch, but I just
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I have a softer face or all American good looks
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if you if you read the review Journal in Las
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Vegas from twenty years ago. But but yeah, Maren is uh,
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we all have a maron inside of us.
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I saw you did in an AGT showcase. Are you
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just part of the AGT extended family? Is there a
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pay it forward aspect to that?
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There?
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Definitely is. I mean that show is very rewarding and
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they're also very demanding, you know, and I mean that
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in a professional way. They just expect a lot because
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they give a lot. So you know, take that for
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what it is. And I don't mind being part of
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the of the u of the of the the family
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or the alumni or or whatever. And I'm all for
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for advocating for other people to find their opportunities on
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that show. You know, like I was doing the show,
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I was at the showcase, and like, you know, like
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they want to kind of they want to kind of
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like say like, oh and we got we got these
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people here who did the show, these alums there's there.
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Look at where they are. You know.
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There's a comic that was on the show just showcasing.
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His name's Lachlin Patterson. You probably know him. He's a
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Canadian comic and he has been doing it for almost
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thirty years and he is in every sense of the word,
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like just a bro and he is so good and
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he's so funny, and it's like he I mean, no
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one's above anyone, but just this idea that they're gonna,
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you know, they're gonna be like and look at this
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guy who we found and it's like, yeah, I mean
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he's been doing it for longer than television, you know.
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I mean, like, what are we talking about? He's so
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funny and so you know, like, I don't know, it's
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just so interesting. It's just the world is just the
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world of our world stand up and navigating whatever your
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path is is all so different and you just never know.
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I mean you look at like the Louise of the
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World or even the Bills, where like it's like these
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guys were twenty eight, twenty nine years thirty or twenty
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five years in and then showtime was like okay, and
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they're like and then what It's like what all right?
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And then like maybe the best comedians ever Okay.
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So I don't know. Maybe it's supposed to be more
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of that, and it's definitely less of that because people
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have tiktoks and they have thumbs and then they get
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to decide what I guess, maybe what happens quickly is
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what happens is where there's tremendous value, And for me
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is someone who's a student of what it is that
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we do and has such appreciation in seeing it done well.
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Dude comics who can write down and just write for
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eight minutes and ten minutes and twelve minute bits on
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one thing.
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It's just my favorite.
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And I hope that that's not going anywhere because that's
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a part of this art form that I really fell
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in love with.
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Yeah, it's changed. Pre pandemic, there were all these people
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that oh, so and so came out of nowhere, but
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like you said, they'd been doing it for fifteen years.
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They just finally got the light shown on them. In
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the age of social media, maybe some people have accelerated
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in a way that you just couldn't do in nineteen
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eighty five. I know, as just a guy sitting on
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the couch, I just look at it as I hit
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play on something on Netflix, and did I laugh that
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that's my entire barometer. And if you're good at social
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media or people think you're handsome or whatever, we want
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to knock a comedian for because they didn't do it
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the right way. You didn't do ten years at the
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cellar did you laugh? And I think that's the good civilian.
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Test, right right, And that's part of why it's so
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you know, it's so accessible now in today's plying that
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you can you can be much more in control of
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what gets distributed and how people maybe find you. So
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it is it's in that way, it's it's great, But
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in another way it you know, we're not dealing with gatekeepers,
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but those gatekeepers were there for a reason to hopefully
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kind of that maybe quality and you might have to
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sift a little bit to find whatever it is your
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your interpretation or or what it is you value is quality.
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Growing up in Indianapolis, you're a Colts fan. You guys
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had quite this season.
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Come on, John, we're having such a good time. Why
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does it have to be this You had a good season?
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We did, and then we had the rest of the
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season and it was it was good. Then tell this
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and then until the midpoint of the season.
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You're heading to Vancouver for just for laughs. You'll be
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at the Voga Theater on the nineteenth. Have you been
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to Vancouver before?
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Yeah, many times. I love it.
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Great place. Do you find it? Festival? Is that it's
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your fans or is it Sometimes I find it festivals
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it's just whoever happens to be playing when we want
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to go out on a night and we'll go see whoever.
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Is it your crab going to see you? Or is
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it just festival fans comedy fans.
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I think it's I think it's a healthy balance of both.
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the festival, I mean, what I think they do a
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good job of is people do just are like, yeah,
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they do just commit to just going out, and that's
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kind of cool because you're just going in blind and
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be like, yeah, I don't know, we'll check it out.
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So I think it's a healthy mix.
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As you got your comedy career started, America's Got Talent,
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how was it pulling out? How long were those segments?
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I feel like you're doing like two minute.
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Chunks, sometimes even less.
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I think I did ninety seconds my first first audition,
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and then like the second round was like two minutes,
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and then like the next round was like a minute
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forty five or two.
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It's not much.
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And it's weird because comics are also almost given like
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less time, like a song is, like you know, as
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long as like two and a half minutes, or sometimes
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a magician thing will be eight minutes, you know, like
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a whole thing. You know, like they get all this
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time to kind of like set up. And I know
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that that sounds like I've got ill will towards towards magic.
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I don't.
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