Black Market Comedy
I Don't Know What This Podcast is Called
How do stand-up comedians navigate the business? This sit-down conversation brings the guerrilla DIY marketing and promotion ideas from traveling comedians together for candid discussions of how to navigate the industry and find success as a freelance artist. Learn more and reach out at https://knowthispodcast.com
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Black Market Comedy
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Último episodio
4 de sep. de 2026
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Episodios
Rap Battles, Cult Survivors, & Comedy Camp Chaos with the Princes of Persia 04.09.2026 28:57
🎙️ From rap battles to construction sites to cult survivors, this one has it all. In Episode 2 of "I Don't Know What This Podcast Is Called," host Levi J Anderson sits down with two of the Pacific Northwest's most dynamic comedians: DJ Kamoflage and Jake Woodmansee. Individually they're killer comics. Together, they tour as The Princes of Persia, a live comedy show that blends stand-up, improv gam...
Funny Business with Taylor Clark and Jack Slattery 04.03.2026 51:05
In this raw and unfiltered conversation, veteran comedian Taylor Clark, along with Jack Slattery, join Levi Jacob Anderson for a deep dive into the realities of stand-up comedy — from addiction recovery, to baldness acceptance, to the gritty business side of building a career in comedy. Taylor brings over a decade of stage experience, sharing hard-won lessons about what it really takes to survive...
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