Podcasts about best local comic

Ali Sultan joins Andy and flips the roles as Ali talks with Andy about his upbringing. ALI SULTAN Stories with my Muslim Mom podcast host Ali Sultan saw his first stand up comedian when he moved to America from Yemen at the age of 15. He grew the desire to go on stage but first he needed to learn English. Years later Ali began his comedy adventure to become the first professional Yemeni American comedian to be featured on Television when Kevin Hart hand picked him to perform on Comedy Central's Hart of The City. He was the winner of 2018 Best of The Midwest contest at Gilda's Laugh Fest! Named "Top 5 comedian to watch" by Growler magazine, Best Local Comic by City Pages, one of 15 Arab American's to steal the spotlight by ArabAmerica.com and featured by tpt PBS and Funny or Die for his sketch work. His special will be premiered as part of Epix's series Unprotected Sets on October 5th. Visit www.alisultancomedy.com for more info twitter: Ali_Sultan instagram: alisultancomedy youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrV9G1mNWJysDssVGGlX07A YOUR HOST I'm Andy Mattfield, a comedian, writer, and am finally putting my psychology degree to good use. You can find show updates and my comedy musings at www.andymattfield.com. Follow me on social media below. Thanks for listening! twitter: mattfailed instagram: mattfailed snapchat: ohswell youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/anders1017

Ali Sultan joins Andy and flips the roles as Ali talks with Andy about his upbringing.ALI SULTANStories with my Muslim Mom podcast host Ali Sultan saw his first stand up comedian when he moved to America from Yemen at the age of 15. He grew the desire to go on stage but first he needed to learn English. Years later Ali began his comedy adventure to become the first professional Yemeni American comedian to be featured on Television when Kevin Hart hand picked him to perform on Comedy Central’s Hart of The City.He was the winner of 2018 Best of The Midwest contest at Gilda’s Laugh Fest! Named "Top 5 comedian to watch" by Growler magazine, Best Local Comic by City Pages, one of 15 Arab American’s to steal the spotlight by ArabAmerica.com and featured by tpt PBS and Funny or Die for his sketch work. His special will be premiered as part of Epix’s series Unprotected Sets on October 5th.Visit www.alisultancomedy.com for more infotwitter: Ali_Sultaninstagram: alisultancomedyyoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrV9G1mNWJysDssVGGlX07AYOUR HOSTI'm Andy Mattfield, a comedian, writer, and am finally putting my psychology degree to good use. You can find show updates and my comedy musings at www.andymattfield.com. Follow me on social media below. Thanks for listening! twitter: mattfailedinstagram: mattfailedsnapchat: ohswellyoutube: https://www.youtube.com/user/anders1017

Ali Sultan joins Andy and flips the roles as Ali talks with Andy about his upbringing.ALI SULTANStories with my Muslim Mom podcast host Ali Sultan saw his first stand up comedian when he moved to America from Yemen at the age of 15. He grew the desire to go on stage but first he needed to learn English. Years later Ali began his comedy adventure to become the first professional Yemeni American comedian to be featured on Television when Kevin Hart hand picked him to perform on Comedy Central’s Hart of The City.He was the winner of 2018 Best of The Midwest contest at Gilda’s Laugh Fest! Named "Top 5 comedian to watch" by Growler magazine, Best Local Comic by City Pages, one of 15 Arab American’s to steal the spotlight by ArabAmerica.com and featured by tpt PBS and Funny or Die for his sketch work. His special will be premiered as part of Epix’s series Unprotected Sets on October 5th.Visit www.alisultancomedy.com for more infotwitter: Ali_Sultaninstagram: alisultancomedyyoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrV9G1mNWJysDssVGGlX07AYOUR HOSTI'm Andy Mattfield, a comedian, writer, and am finally putting my psychology degree to good use. You can find show updates and my comedy musings at www.andymattfield.com. Follow me on social media below. Thanks for listening! twitter: mattfailedinstagram: mattfailedsnapchat: ohswellyoutube: https://www.youtube.com/user/anders1017

Dusty Slay joins me on the podcast today to discuss all things comedy. Dusty was born and raised in Alabama. He moved to Charleston, SC and got started at first by performing Improv comedy. He tried a little stand-up comedy. His first set was great. But then the following shows were not that good and he took a four year break before trying again. Lucky for us, the second time around stuck and he has been onstage since 2008. So, ten years into comedy is where we pick up today. DUSTY SLAY SHOW NOTES: Specifically, Dusty Slay and I talk about: Growing up (and writing about) living in a trailer park Learning to write about real life How real life comedy is easier to remember Performing sober since 29 years old Moving to Nashville to be more geographically centered Landing in a new town with an hour of solid material Moving up into headlining at comedy clubs Resetting the stage when following high energy Experimenting with crowd work Adjusting delivery for different types of audience Slowing down enough to allow the audience to react Accepting comics who are different than you What led up to Dusty’s Jimmy Kimmel appearance The role comedy festivals played in the appearance The value of keeping a five minute set handy Developing a YouTube channel and much, much more!   DUSTY SLAY ONLINE: Dusty Slay on Jimmy Kimmel: https://youtu.be/o5j4Y5pcbr0 Dusty Slay web site: http://dustyslay.com Dusty Slay Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlqb-g3sQjQ DUSTY SLAY BIO Slay has appeared on several network shows including ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! NBC’s “Last Comic Standing”, the popular program “Laughs on FOX” and he was a featured comedian on “TMZ”.  Dusty’s comedy is regularly showcased on many nationally syndicated radio programs including Sirius XM, Pandora Radio and “The Bob and Tom Radio Show”. He’s also been invited to numerous comedy festivals across America including: The Bridgetown Comedy Festival 2017, The Laughing Skull Festival 2015-16, The Charleston Comedy Festival and The Cape Fear Comedy Festival. Dusty won both the “Fight Night Competition” and the “Almost Famous Competition” at the Charlotte Comedy Zone in 2014.  During his years in Charleston, SC Slay won The Charleston Comedy Festival Stand Up Competition two years in a row and was voted “Best Local Comic” by the readers of the Charleston City Paper in 2013 and 2014.   Episode Sponsors ... We are sponsored today by the Clean Comedy Challenge (www.CleanComedyChallenge.com) and Patreon supporter Brad Ber. Visit PATREON to learn how you can support the podcast through a small, recurring monthly donation.

This week we sit down with Jeremy McLellan and Paul Bowers to discuss: Flying the Friendly Skies with Delta, some fun with Rand Paul and the overwhelming crazy news in the past month! JJeremy McLellan is a standup comedian based in Charleston, SC where he won the 2015 and 2016 Charleston Standup Comedy Competition and was named Best Local Comic in the Charleston City Paper. In addition to telling jokes all over the country he has also performed with TJ Miller, Todd Barry, Tig Notaro, Mark Normand and others. Never one to shy away from controversy, his material covers a wide range of hot-button topics like politics, gender, race, disability, religion, and Santa Claus. Check him out at on Twitter @JeremyMcLellan on Facebook @JeremyMcLellanComedy and his site at http://jeremymclellan.com/ Paul Bowers is a reporter at the Post and Courier and we look forward to our next episode as we dive deeper with the man behind the "paper".

Jeremy McLellan is a talented standup comedian based in Charleston, SC. He is the winner of the 2015 and 2016 Charleston Standup Comedy Competition and was named Best Local Comic in the Charleston City Paper.He delivers a fresh and confident take on controversial topics like politics, gender, race, disability and religion.In this episode, Jeremy joins Amir and guest cohost Carey Wedler to discuss this crazy current election, his advice for new comedians, and much more.This show is brought to you by Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Jeremy McLellan is a talented standup comedian based in Charleston, SC. He is the winner of the 2015 and 2016 Charleston Standup Comedy Competition and was named Best Local Comic in the Charleston City Paper. He delivers a fresh and confident take on controversial topics like politics, gender, race, disability and religion. In this episode, Jeremy joins Amir and guest cohost Carey Wedler to discuss this crazy current election, his advice for new comedians, and much more. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter and his website to stay updated on his current ventures.