The Class Clown Podcast With Chino Liao

Chino is hard at work on Season 4 but before that, he'll give you an update on what he's been up to the past few months and what Season 4 has in-store. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Internationally traveled comedian Steve-o Joslin joins Chino to talk about how he got started on his stand up journey. He talks about the pros and cons of constantly moving, the differences in performing in different countries, and the kinds of connections he forms despite constantly moving. He also tells the story of how he became a Romanian celebrity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rapper, musician, and all-around badass BATAS joins Chino this week! He talks about how he started in rap and how he got involved with FlipTop. They also dive deep into FlipTop battle strategy, how the league has evolved, and his advice for new rappers who want to give it a shot. He also talks about getting into other genres of music, why he loves art, and the parallels of stand-up and the rap game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chino is very honored to welcome 5x Driver of the Year and Manila Standard Motoring Editor, Milo Rivera. They talk about the rise in popularity of motorsports as well as the many misconceptions that surround it. They talk about the competitive aspects of the sport, the car culture in the country, and what it's like for a race car driver to drive in real life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chino welcomes up and coming comedian Leland Lim as they talk about his stand up journey, how he got into comedy, and his series Mahirap Magpatawa: A Stand-Up Experience on Instagram! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actor, singer, and host Reb Atadero drops by the podcast to talk with Chino! They talk about his love of performing and history and how those two worlds coincide. They also talk about the pros and cons of Tik-Tok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chino welcomes comedian and tea purveyor Jesse Appell! Jesse is an American comedian who lived in Beijing for nearly a decade and Chino talks to him about his start in the Chinese stand up scene, how he discovered Chinese Cross Talk Comedy, what the differences are between stand up and Cross Talk, and how he got into the tea trade. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino is joined by a man who wears many hats in Pat Jamlang. Pat, who is a former radio DJ and now an entrepreneur and Brazillian jiu-jitsu teacher talks to Chino about how he found the sport, what brought him to it, how hard the early days of MMA were in the country, and the different styles he uses to teach people from all walks of life. He also talks to Chino how BJJ permeates all aspects of his life and how he uses what he learned to navigate life. Like what you hear on the pod? Support Chino when you shop at no extra cost to you. Affiliate links to Shopee, Lazada, and Amazon can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino welcomes some of the faces behind the Instagram page, @wethepvblic. Chino speaks with Lead Producer Gelo about the importance of keeping the youth informed, combatting misinformation, and re-establishing We The Pvblic as a content creation brand. Content Producer Alexis talks about the importance of covering taboo issues on their page, and Multimedia Artist Ysa discusses some of the hurdles they've had to go through in terms of content creation. The team also talks about being there for the fallout of the 2022 national elections and helping the youth cope during these trying times. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino welcomes the hosts of the newest podcast in the comedy-scape, Lady Boses. Jeleen, Lou, Diana, Khaye, Denden, and Jeannie talk to Chino about how they started in comedy, what inspires them to write, and how being a female in comedy is different from anything else. They also try to answer the age-old question: Are women funny? (Short answer: they are.)Like what you hear on the pod? Support Chino and all his work by using his affiliate links! They can be found on linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fashion designer Rio Estuar of Rio Taso joins Chino to talk about sustainable fashion practices and why it is important for all of us. She discusses how she got into the fashion industry and what made her learn about fast fashion malpractices. She also talks about how slow fashion is attempting to change that, the difficulties of she encountered in the beginning, and where she wants to see slow fashion go in the Philippines. Support Rio by following her @riotaso on InstagramLike what you hear? Then support Chino while you shop. linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino talks about his recent trip to NYC, what he did there, what impact it had on his life, and why he wants to go back. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's solo pod, Chino talks about the importance of finding your people. What does it mean? How long does it take? All these and more are answered by a fat loner. Like what you hear? Support Chino while you shop. Affiliate links can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino welcomes TED speaking coach and fellow comic Soness Stevens to the pod. Soness talks about how she found her way to the TED stage, what it took to get there, and how she helps other people do the same. She also tells Chino about her early days in Japan, what it's like to do stand up in Tokyo, and what it's like to be a foreigner in Japan. Chino and Soness also bond over their shared experience as immigrants and their love for coconuts. Like what you hear? Then support Chino while you shop! Affiliate links can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In honor of Earth Day, Chino talks with vegan, climate change advocate, and environmentalist Peachie Dioquino-Valera of Peachie Keen & Green. She tells Chino how she became a vegan, how difficult the transition was, and how she continues to help people who want to be vegans. She also talks about climate change, the effects the agricultural industry has on the planet, our responsibility to Mother Earth, and how Filipinos are affected by this crisis. She also tells Chino where to find amazing fake lechon. Follow Peachie on IG: https://www.instagram.com/peachiekeen_and_green/?hl=enSupport Chino while you shop! Affiliate links can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino reflects on his upcoming trip to New York, what performing in a festival abroad means, and what he needs to do (and not do) in order for the trip to be successful. Support Chino while you shop! Affiliate links can be found a linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino welcomes filmmaker, podcaster, and all-around nerd Quark Henares this week! Quark talks about where his creativity stems from, what influences his aesthetic, and how he picks on what projects to work on. He and Chino also go on a trip through his filmography and talk about their shared love of films and Letterboxd. Like what you hear? Then support Chino while you shop! Affiliate links can be found on linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino invites true-crime podcaster Christine Abregana on this week's episode to discuss all things crime! Christine, a former lawyer, talks about how she got into true crime, how her law background helps her approach cases, and why researching is an important part of her job. She also talks about her favorite cases, the true crime community, and what it must be like to be the true crime friend in a barkada. Like what you hear? Then support Chino while you shop! Affiliate links can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A very special Laugh Trip kicks things off with one of Chino's favorite comedy scenes in the world: San Francisco. He talks about the city's storied comedy history with fellow stand-ups and authors of the new book Bay Area Stand-Up Comedy, Nina G and OJ Patterson. They talk about how comedy in the Bay Area started, what makes the scene unique, and how crowds are different in different parts of the Bay Area. They also discuss their book, how the idea happened, what was difficult about writing it, and what they want people to take away from it. Support Chino at no additional cost to you! Affiliate links can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino talks about a new venture in his content creation journey entitled Laugh Trip. Each week, Chino vlogs about a comedy scene from different cities around the world. He talks to different comedians about their scenes, what makes them special, and tours the city itself. Here on this solo pod, he talks about why he's chosen to do that and why it is necessary. Support Chino while you shop! Affiliate links can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino is joined by professional knifemaker and artisan Sean Alonzo of Balete Blades. Sean is a renowned maker of artisanal chef's knives and he talks to Chino about how he got into the business, how he goes about his design process, and the difficulties in starting his knife-making journey. They also discuss the different intricacies of knife-making including the design process, picking the right materials, and a dream project that is years in the making. Like what you hear? Then support the podcast at no additional cost to you! Links can be found at https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino tries to unpack the bag of cats that is politics. He talks about the current political climate, how it affects relationships, and why we should exercise a bit more compassion nowadays. It's like getting out of a paper bag (sorry he's been watching a lot of Marvelous Mrs Maisel. These idioms are very dated.)Like what you hear? Support Chino while you do your shopping! Use his affiliate links: linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Chino welcomes the amazing musical sisterhood of Sari & Chi! He talks to them about the start of their musical duo, how they got into music, and what their family thinks of their collaboration. They also talk about their creative process, what each of them brings to the table, and the role SolidOK plays in their life. They also discuss the impact of women in comedy, how to get into comedy, and why they do what they do. Like what you hear? Support Chino while you shop and use his affiliate links! They can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino drops the first solo pod of the season with his thoughts about things normalizing, how we've bounced from a 2-year lockdown, and what pandemics are actually supposed to mean. Like what you hear? Support Chino while you shop by using his affiliate links. They can be found at linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino invites stand-up comedian and linguistics PhD holder Andrew Grant to discuss what linguistics actually is, how that applies to AI research, and if the robot apocalypse is near us. They also talk about Andrew's comedy journey and how his career as a researcher affects his comedy. Support Chino and shop at the same time. Linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chino is joined by writer and social media personality, James Deakin. James, who started a highly successful live stream during the pandemic talks about why he started the stream, how it's evolved, and how he feels about all the attention he's been getting. He also talks to Chino about handling his haters, speaking his mind, and dealing with being blocked on Facebook. Support the podcast while you shop online! Check out linktr.ee/chinosupersized for more details. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 3 kicks things off with a very special guest in Mr. Ebe Dancel. Ebe talks about his musical origins, how he started out first as a musician, then as a songwriter. He also touches on his creative process, Sugarfree's history, his legacy as a musician, the responsibility of artists in today's age, and the tips to making a hit lovesong. Linktr.ee/chinosupersized to support Chino and this Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Class Clown Podcast is back--sort of. Chino decides to record again letting all his listeners in on what he's been doing for the past 3 months. Being the first episode of 2022, this episode serves as both an update for the podcast and a check-in for all its listeners. Links: linktr.ee/chinosupersized See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nonong and Chino sit down for a brief but meaningful conversation. Nonong talks about his new chicken business, how it's a collaboration with friends, and what the future holds. He also talks about transitioning from stand-up comedian to actor, and from actor before and during the pandemic. https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino, like many people, has spent his time and money obsessing over coffee. And after buying a V60 and goose neck kettle and realizing he didn't know how to use them, he decided to turn to an expert. John Tumulak is a coffee connoisseur turned coffee teacher and he imparts some coffee knowledge. He talks about his start in the industry, how he's inspired to continue teaching, and the things he loves about Philippine coffee. He also talks about tips for appreciating coffee, how the third wave coffee culture is in the Philippines, and what you should look for when buying coffee. https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino does his second annual (what it still counts) Halloween episode. But because he was so scared from last year, he decided to tone it down a bit and talk to 2 of PNA's finest scary storytellers in Paul from Stories PH and Kira from Nginig Stories. They talk about their start in horror writing, why they love it, and what inspired them to start a podcast. They also talk about how Filipino horror is different, why people love being scared, and of course, share scary experiences while doing their podcasts. https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino welcomes the one and only Atty. Chel Diokno to the podcast! Atty. Chel talks about his online presence, how he feels being referred to as a "woke lolo", and why the youth is important to him. He also talks about his career as a human rights lawyer, how creativity is an important tool in a lawyer's arsenal, how he comes up with Tiktok ideas, and who would play him in a movie.  For all the links mentioned: https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino talks about why the outdoors are overrated, why bears aren't cute, and why you don't need to poop in the woods to live your best life. https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino welcomes the one and only Jim Bacarro and Saab Magalona-Bacarro to the podcast as he picks their brains about what else, podcasting. They talk about how Wake Up with Jim and Saab started, how they felt when it started to pick up steam, and how they remain loyal to their listenership. They also talk about finding an audience, deciding on topics, expressing opinions on social media, and podcast sustainability. Podmetrics.co/register referral code: CLASSCLOWN https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino talks about performing comedy online. Why is it good? Why is it bad? Why should you do it? All these questions are answered. https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized https://thekoolpals.com/stand-up-comedy

Chino welcomes some of the comedy scene's newest open micers in Jomar Jay. RJ Acurantes, Masa Niioka, Zhelter Arguelles, and Earl Arbie Lampitoc. They talk about how they first discovered the Kool Pals community and how that led to them performing open mic. They also discuss their life as OFW (Overseas Filipino Workers) and how that affects their comedy and how they've used it to get by during the pandemic. podmetrics.co/register Referral Code: CLASSCLOWN Linktr.ee/chinosupersized for everything else.

Instagram and Tiktok sensation Dragos Cristian joins Chino this week to talk about comedy in his part of the world: Berlin, Germany. He tells chino about the scene in Berlin, what the scene is like in Germany in general, who his audience is, and how the German stand-up scene is doing during the pandemic. He also talks about his comedy journey, why he's decided to settle in Berlin, and why he's pivoted to posting a lot of his content on social media. Follow Dragos on his socials: @dragoscomedy https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized https://podmetrics.co/podcaster/registration Referral Code: CLASSCLOWN

Chino talks about open mics, why they are important to comedy, what to expect in one, and why paid open mics are a thing. He also talks about the benefits and downsides to virtual open mics. https://podmetrics.co/podcaster/registration Referral code: CLASSCLOWN Linktr.ee/chinosupersized

CHino is joined by the hosts of the brand new podcast Minimum Wage, Maximum Rage, Jeps Gallon and Mak Navarez. Jeps and Mak talk about how they're coping with the pandemic, how they feel about their newfound fame, and why they decided to a podcast. They also talk about producing content in the pandemic, how they've evolved their comedy, and why Jeps will never dance on Tiktok. Links: https://linktr.ee/chinosupersized https://podmetrics.co/podcaster/registration Referral code: CLASSCLOWN

After spending an afternoon cleaning his room, Chino unearths his old DVD collection and decides to talk about some of his favorite movies of all time. He talks about how he got show Fight Club to his school, why Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy is the most quotable movie of all time, and why movies have the power to change our lives. He also professes his love for Heath Ledger. Linktr.ee/chinosupersized for links to everything I do.

Chino is joined by comedian, friend, and mentor Tim Tayag. Tim talks about his current Pandemic dilemma as well his ideas for better quarantine. He also takes a trip back to talk about his first stand-up experience in the Philippines, what the early scene was like and where he performed. He also tells Chino about the early days of On Foot with Tim Tayag, his first TV show and how that turned into On Foot for Woosah Network. Follow Tim on social media: @timtayag Links for everything: linktr.ee/chinosupersized

Chino talks about food, and specifically what foods he dislikes. He talks about why there is no such thing as good sanz rival, why spam is mystery meat, and why he can never be a communist rebel.

Longtime improviser (SPIT, TWI) and pandemic musician Aryn Cristobal joins Chino to talk about her improv journey. She tells us about how she started, how she found SPIT, its early days, the difference between doing improv here vs abroad, and what Third World Improv has to offer. Chino also talks to her about BTS and the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. https://linktr.ee/arynkingking for all her stuff! Links: Podmetrics.co REFERRAL: ClassClown Lazada: Podlink.co/shk Amazon: Podlink.co/s6o Shopee: Podlink.co/cqx

Chino talks about fitness...more specifically his own. He talks about why he started exercising, what his fitness goals are, and why he will never look at a weighing scale.

Sa kuna-unahang pagkakataon. naisipan ni Chino gumawa ng isang palabas para sa Buwan Ng Wika. Inimbitahan niya ang kanyang mga kaibigan na sina Ariel Diccion, isang guro ng Filipino at miyembro ng SPIT, at si Yuki Horikoshi. Pinagusapan nila ang wikang Filipino, kung gaano ito kahirap aralin, at kung paano siya nagbabago. Pinagusapan rin nila kung papaano naging guro si Ariel, paano niya nakuha ang pagmamahal niya sa Pambansang Wika, at kung papaano niya ito nababahagi sa iba't-ibang tao sa mundo. Ikinuwento rin ni Yuki, isang Hapon, kung papaano siya natutong magsalita sa Filipino, at kung papaano niya itong naisip isama sa kanyang komedya. Links: Tara na't mamili sa Lazada. Ang Lazada 9/9 Sale ay malapit na. Pwedeng gamitin ang aking link upang makatulong ng kakaunti sa aking podcast. Ang link para sa Lazada: Podlink.co/shk Bibili ka sa Amazon? Maaari po lamang na gamitin ang aking link upang makatulong sa aking munting podcast. Aking link: podlink.co/s6o

Chino is honored to welcome the director behind the award-winning documentary Sunday Beauty Queen, Baby Ruth Villarama. DirekRuth shares with us why she chose to do documentaries, how she goes about her research, and why documentaries are vital to culture. She also shares with us how she discovered the stories of Filipino domestic helpers, the struggles she and her crew went through, and why this story was inspired by her mother. **** Shop on Lazada and help the podcast at no additional cost to you. Use my link to access the app and add to cart. Podlink.co/shk Shop on Amazon and help the podcast no additional cost to you. Use my link to access the app and add to cart. Podlink.co/s6o

Chino invites comedian, fellow podcaster, and friend Red Ollero back on the podcast to talk about the comedy scene during the pandemic. They talk about the many ways they've had to pivot during the pandemic, what steps they've taken throughout it all, and how their jokes have gotten better during the pandemic. They also talk about the future of comedy during the pandemic and what comedians can take away from the pandemic era once it's all said and done. **** Support The Class Clown Podcast by shopping on Lazada. Use my link and help the podcast out at no additional cost to you. Podlink.co/SHK Shop on Amazon and get amazing deals while helping The Class Clown Podcast out at no additional cost to you. Shop using the link Podlink.co/s6o Register your podcast on Podmetrics and use my referral code CLASSCLOWN

Sam See, a regional favorite, joins Chino to fill him in on the Singapore comedy scene. He talks about how it exploded a few years back, how comedians got their start back then, and how the comedy scene has since evolved. He also talks about how the government feels about the scene, how improv and stand-up work closely with one another, as well as a few funny anecdotes from his comedy career.  **** Shop on Lazada for all their amazing deals and help this podcast out at no additional cost to you. Log on using my code Podlink.co/SHK Shop on Amazon and help this podcast out at no additional cost to you! Log on using my code Podlink.co/s6o Register your podcast on Podmetrics for the quickest and easiest way to monetize your podcast. Register using my referral code CLASSCLOWN 

Chino talks about his improv journey, how he got into it, why he keeps doing it, and how it's improved not only his comedy but his outlook on life.

Chino talks to his listeners. **** Lazada: Podlink.co/SHK Amazon: Podlink.co/s6o Podmetrics referral code: CLASSCLOWN

Chino catches up with his favorite, alliterative comedy trio in the Triple A's. He talks to them about what they've been up to during the pandemic, how Solid OK has held up, and what the future holds. They also talk a little about wrestling, more comedy, and Instagram story statuses. **** Shop on Lazada and help the podcast out at no additional cost to you by using this link: Podlink.co/shk Shop on Amazon and help the podcast out at no additional cost to you by using this link: Podlink.com/s6o Register your podcast at Podmetrics by using my referral code: CLASSCLOWN