The Rubber Chicken

The Business of Comedy Conference

Comedy EN ↓ 3 episodes

Over three days, attendees including representatives from the Victorian State Government, metropolitan and regional councils, technology and creative industries, producers, directors, writers and performers from across the Comedy Economy, as well as NGOs, social media influencers, celebrities, training and development providers and members of the public eager to engage with this growing industry, all came together with the goal to enhance the comedy sector’s economic value across Victoria and Australia while enriching the lives of its creators. This podcast is a record of each of the sessions,...

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The Rubber Chicken

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Comedy

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Latest episode

May 6, 2026

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Episodes

Session 3: Why we need satire for a healthy democracy 06.05.2026

What happens when some of the world’s sharpest satirical minds get together to talk democracy, tech, comedy and power? Delightfully crass comedy. In this special session from The Business of Comedy Conference , moderator Dan Ilic ( A Rational Fear ) leads a hilarious and thought-provoking conversation on why satire matters now more than ever. Joining him on stage are Scott Dikkers, founding editor...

Session 2: Is our ticketing system broken and how do we fix it? 01.05.2026

Australia’s stand-up comedy industry is struggling. Touring costs have soared since COVID, making it nearly impossible for many comedians, established or emerging, to take shows on the road. Agencies report only a small portion of their rosters touring, and the impact is hitting everyone: tech crews, publicists, regional venues, and local comedy rooms. Meanwhile, international acts dominate major...

Session 1: Why the laughter economy matters 29.04.2026

We kicked off the Business of Comedy Conference with an energising and insight-packed keynote that dove into one of the most underestimated forces in today’s marketplace: the Laughter Economy. From packed comedy festivals to brand-backed humour campaigns, comedic content is shaping buying decisions, audience engagement, and cultural momentum. In this keynote, we unpacked why humour isn’t just ente...

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