Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron maslow

This week we had the wonderful opportunity to record our very first episode with a live audience. Recorded live from the Chapelle House in Trinidad, Colorado as part of the Chief Comedy & Bicycle Festival featuring an array of comedians competing in chugging and belching competitions, and telling stories about beer and bombing. Appearances by comedians Jeff Albright, Max Beasley, Andres Becerril, Hannah Jones, Jeremy Pysher, Nic Dean, Sam Tallent, Carey Lieberman, Mel Klema, Zach Hurt, Elliot Weber, Zach Abeyta, Aaron Maslow, Kate Strobel and Andie Main!

This week we head to the Crooked Stave’s ‘Friends and Family’ taproom to meet with their owner Chad Yakobson and our mutual friend and comedian Aaron Maslow. BE WARNED: This episode amongst friends is extremely long, and very entertaining. We chat about the Denver Broncos, Brettanomyces, Bear Creek High School, Chambongs, making wine, beerolympics, being a decade deep in the game, and so much more. You may need to listen to this episode in multiple parts, but the best things in life are worth doing in full!

It's duck butts, horse scuba and Casey's rat date. It's a spanking new ep of Joke Quest 200 with special guest, Aaron Maslow. Check out Aaron at www.aaronmaslow.com

Do you know what the petro dollar is? Do you know how to spell momar quadaffee? Do you know how to douche your festering nether regions? Are you more of a spring, or an autumn? All these questions and more will be danced around and eventually ignored as comedian Aaron Maslow and your humble hosts stumble 23 doors down in yet another hilarious installment of Chapel Perilous. Enjoy.Follow us and do as we command:@wolsamnoraa on twitter@alanbromwell @coreyjcooleytheperilouspodcast.comalanbromwell.comopening music: Sway by The Kooksclosing music: How's It Gonna Be by Three Doors Down

This week JD shoots the shit with guest Aaron Maslow. Aaron is a stand up comedian and host of the Schooling Noah Podcast. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: Bob & Brad, job advice, attacking audience members, and making each live show an experience. Like, subscribe, rate, review, and tell a friend! Follow LHRB on Facebook, Instagram @lefthandrightbrain, Twitter @LHRBpodcast, or just hit us up old school on the website lefthandrightboainpod.com

Jacob Rupp In this episode Mark Masters talks to Jacob Rupp, a 6 year comedian who started in Boulder, CO, but lives in Denver now. Mark drives Jacob from Denver, CO to a show in Aspen, CO and they talk comedy, comedians, and stand up comics. [Note: This video starts mid conversation because of bad file management and ends mid conversation because the battery dies, apologies] They discuss: - Writing and deciding what is funny - Modifying material based on audience - Watch comic before to try to call back for an audience member - Hosting at Comedy Works - First interaction with Comedy Works - Buffalo sighting! - Johnny's Cigar Bar, Boulder - Deacon Gray - Comedy Works timeline, from newbie to hosting - Finals of New Faces, Janae Burris - Tips and tricks for comedy contests - Noah Reynolds, Korey David - Be a person in the room, acknowledge events - Greg Hutt, Austin, TX - Loonee's Comedy Club, Colorado Springs, CO (hosting, clock) - The Improv - Nebraska shows - Border City Comedy Festival, Windsor Canada - Mountain shows are for stretching - Vail has a great audience - Denver showcases - 7 and 9PM vs. 8 and 10:30PM show times - Adam Cayton Holland, The Grawlix - Dave Chappelle at a Denver showcase (Too Much Fun above City o' city) - Validation of showcases - Call to Arms show, Katie Bowman, Brad Galli - Denver Underground, Ben Bryant, Irish Snug - Boulder Comedy Show, Brent Gill - Mark swears on camera! - Plug for Not Good Yet, the book - Clean comedy - Interpreting laughter at open mics - Open mic laughter - Las Vegas open mic story - Dead stop driving, Colorado mountain driving tips - Dealing with bad rooms (don't mention it) - Hell drive story - Aaron Maslow, Miriam Moreno - Vail Brewing Company, good beers - The ins and outs of booking - 50 first jokes Timmy Lasley, Karen Wachtel from High Plains - Running a mic, Alan Bromwell - The Irishman - Eeland Stribling calls - Favorite movies, Alamo draft house - Movie theaters - Film school and movie talk - Streaming shows - Watching stand-up online - Jacob's favorite comics, John Mulaney, Rory Scovel, Daniel Tosh - Selling jokes - What is the end game? - Film making, phone it in film festival, Zac Maas - Michael Isaacs, "comedic genius" - Kevin Clapman, Boulder, CO - Re-telling old jokes - Screenwriting tips for joke writers - Harris Alterman - Patrick Richardson - docu-series Wow Colorado HaHa Wow - Jacob Rupp episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czVGANd1_xM [Battery dies] And much, much more. Strap in. This is a good one. Brought to you by Not Good Yet, the book by Mark Masters. www.notgoodyet.com

Jake Hovis In this episode Mark Masters talks to Jake Hovis, a new comedian from Denver, CO. In high school basketball he led the state of Colorado in blocked shots his senior year! Mark drives Jake from Avon, CO to a show in Aspen, CO and they talk comedy, comedians, and stand up comics. They discuss: - Aspen Comedy Show at Silver City Saloon - Colorado driving conditions - Lincoln, NE showcase - How Jake got into stand-up, improv, church - Tracking open mics in spreadsheet - Favorite Denver open-mics - Finn McCool's Friday night mic - World Series of Comedy - Audio recording open mic sets - Feedback from wife, teamwork - "Blacking out" on stage - Books - Starting Standup, Serious Guide to Writing Jokes - Not Good Yet by Mark Masters - Check from Tattered Cover, Daron - Media Mail - Vail Comedy Show, Aspen Comedy Show - Jake's first time to Aspen - Big Jake, football, basketball - Megan O'Neill, Larry Sanders, Sarah Silverman, Blake Griffin - Surprises in comedy - Improv - 8 bit kids: Brenna Bigelow, Sean Wissing, Aaron Maslow, Lauren DuFault, Bonnie - Challenges - Steve Rannazzisi - Jessica Michelle Singleton - Ben Roy - Jake's next steps - Clean comedy, PG-13? - Accents - Digital marketing - John Crist - Elliott Woolsey, Brent Gill, Sam Tallent - crazy open mic stories and Jake's mom - Annual open mic goals - High school teacher summer - Laura Thompson - New Talent Night at Comedy Works - Denver open mic comedy scene - Earn your keep show at Irish Snug, Edward Bell, Michael Sayedian - Fresh & Clean with Big Jake - Ben Dailey - Show running, marketing [Show] - Reviewing the show, great! - High fives, handshakes, tips - Crowd work, focusing - Sheriff - Mixing dirty and clean jokes - Jake's set - Big pay day - Forgetting tags - Nathan Lund - Ryan and Jeremy at Silver City Saloon - Venue relationship - Taking pictures at shows - Next goals - 50 minute set for Jake - 70 people in audience - Youtube.com/bigjakehovis - Eeland Stribling - Sign off And much, much more. Strap in. This is a good one. Brought to you by Not Good Yet, the book by Mark Masters. www.notgoodyet.com

This week JD shoots the shit with guests Aaron Maslow and Patrick Scott. Aaron and Patrick are stand up comedians. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: feet, stealthy vegans, comedy robots, The Unabomber Manifesto, pursuing comedy and being a parent, and circumcision. This is what Patrick and Aaron look like.

Aaron Maslow comes to the Sexpot Studio to help sort out whether his wife was being sweet or trolling the shit out of James. Also discussed, working for sex ed programs and yet another way you can fuck up using a condom and get in the family way. It's crazy y'all. Music by the all too generous and talented David Castillo - - >   https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCjXYGb3qcHsD18iVxpwAmWg You can find James on twitter and instagram @djamespate.   http://losingitsexandsanity.libsyn.com/

This week JD shoots the shit with guests Aaron Maslow & Nick McQuik. Arron is a stand up comedian. Nick is a comedian/actor/producer/writer/podcaster/all around cool dude. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: our favorite Little Debbie snacks, murder, the business side of show business, being healthy, and getting married. This is what Aaron and Nick look like. Check out all the great Denver Podcast on the DPN website!

This week JD shoots the shit with guest Aaron Maslow. Aaron is a comedian and a loving father. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: ghosts, being an entertainer when you’re on stage, music, balancing family life with comedy, religion, fatherhood, and robots.

Meet Nick McQuik, the always hustling comic who co-hosts The Quik and Slow Comedy Show, a long-running podcast featuring "comedians interviewing comedians about comedy in a basement." Nick started podcasting in part to learn more about his craft, a good trick I may have adopted myself a time or two. He also jumped in with both feet by buying a lot of equipment, so he kind of had to make it happen after that. I suspect I am too old and square for some of the comedy on Nick's show, which he co-hosts with Aaron Maslow and a cast of other artists, but I admire the work that goes into producing a weekly podcast while forging a full-time career in comedy. That requires a tremendous amount of discipline and entrepreneurial spirit, which we talk about a fair bit in this episode. You'll also hear about the connections between Nick's stage show and the podcast; his philosophy of giving to get; Quik and Slow's most downloaded episode; the thriving nature of Edmonton's comedy scene; and some interesting ways to use social media to build a fan base.  This episode is also available in iTunes, on Google Play, on SoundCloud or on Stitcher. Nick made a couple of podcast recommendations: The Movie Jerks, where JP Fournier and Shawn Gramiak talk about movies they love to hate (on which Nick made his podcast debut); Dave Rae's The Devil's Advocate, where Dave debates a guest on any topic and always wins.  He also shouted out to some local businesses he admires:  Big Rig Distillery Flat Out Apparel Tasty Tom's High Level Diner He also mentioned a bunch of non-podcast comedy pursuits, including Chew On This, an Internet comedy show; The Debutantes and their biweekly Odd Wednesday sketch comedy show; and Rigby Muldoon: Bad Situation, a movie currently in post-production.  Find The Quik and Slow Comedy show on iTunes, Stitcher and TuneIn, as well as on Twitter and Facebook. Nick himself is @nickmcquik on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.  This week's Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Taproot Edmonton, a source of curiosity-driven stories about the city, cultivated by the community. In this episode, you'll hear about Taproot's most recent stories, which tackle the way we see pedestrian safety in this city, and the consequences of that approach. Read the stories, and if you'd like to put more such work into the world, join us at taprootedmonton.ca.    

This week JD shoots the shit with guest Aaron Maslow. Aaron is a stand up comedian/podcaster! Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: swallowing gum, kombucha, talking about loved ones in jokes, Q-Tips, infections, and bears. This is what Aaron look like.

Meet Dave Rae, the comic, sketch comedian and improviser who takes any side of any debate and always wins on The Devil's Advocate. I first learned of Dave and his podcast through the Northern Content Network, a collection of primarily (but not exclusively) comedian-produced podcasts gathered by Dan Clarke and Dan Taylor. The Devil's Advocate quickly caught my attention as a smart, funny exercise that was unlike anything else I had heard. Dave has made me laugh out loud so many times. He did it a lot during this episode, too. He started in standup when he moved to Edmonton because that was easiest as a guy who didn't know anybody yet and wanted to get into comedy. But he has since found a way to do sketch comedy, too, through The Debutantes, which puts on a sketch show called Odd Wednesday every other week at the Sewing Machine Factory. In this episode, you'll hear about Edmonton's comedy scene, how it interacts with podcasting, the parallels between Dave's approach and pro wrestling, the formidable Stan Ostrowski, sketch vs standup, and much more. We also talk about one of his favourite episodes and mine, a debate with Dan Taylor about the merits of having living relatives. This episode is also available in iTunes, on Google Play, on SoundCloud or on Stitcher. Dave made these recommendations:  The Movie Jerks with JP Fournier and Shawn Gramiak; 30 Minute Week with Dan Taylor and Ben Proulx; The Quik and Slow Comedy Show with Nick McQuik and Aaron Maslow; The Worst Podcast Ever with Alex Fortin and Dan Clarke. Follow The Debutantes at @debssketch on Twitter or on Facebook. You can see some of their sketches on YouTube, as well. Find Dave on Twitter @thedaverae or on Facebook. This episode of Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Taproot Edmonton, which commissions curiosity-driven stories about the city, cultivated by the community. The British website journalism.co.uk recently interviewed Taproot co-founder Mack Male. Read the story and listen to the podcast, which is excerpted in this episode. Check out Taproot's latest story, How do stop discounting pedestrian deaths. And if you'd like to see more stories like that, buy a membership at taprootedmonton.ca.