Podcasts about comedy studio

Liz Glazer! Comedian! Actor! Friend! Delight! More! Here she is on Instagram! Here she is in website form! Here is her Don't Tell Comedy set on Youtube! Enjoy her everywhere including here! And this is only the first half of our 375th episode numerical gala extravaganza! For the second half, subscribe via Apple Podcasts OR merely head on over here to Patreon! PS Bonus news for folks in MA!: The Comedy Studio in Cambridge MA is the first comedy club I ever performed at. I'll be returning to headline it on June 14, 2025, AND there now exists a coupon code (“myq”) which will give folks $10 off of any purchases over $40 at the Comedy Studio. You can use this on tickets to my show OR for any shows at the club this year! It helps you pay less AND for each time the code is used, I benefit as well! Good news all around! Use the code, spread the word, share it with your New England friends, and be merry!

In this very special 5-year anniversary show, Danielle and Kristy welocome past podcast guests to the stage to pair off for four mini opposite of small talk conversations: What makes a conversation the opposite of small talk? (Kristy & Danielle) Why is it so difficult to make friends as an adult? (Julie & Linda) What does it mean to be your "authentic self"? (Nicole & Kristy) How can you connect when you disagree with someone? (Alain & Danielle)   This episode was recorded live on October 19th, 2024 at The Comedy Studio in Cambridge, Mass.    Featured Speakers [including links to their original episode] Alain Hunkins | Episode 15: Leading with Empathy Julie Brown | Episode 42: Childfree by Choice Nicole Kalil | Episode 76: Confidence Linda Ugelow | Episode 60: Delight in the Limelight  

Brooklyn comedian Dria Curtwright cracks open her journey as a Black woman with Autism on the comedy scene. Join us for a hilarious and raw conversation on navigating neurodiversity and celebrating the beauty of being uniquely YOU.  This episode proves laughter truly is the best medicine (unless you need actual medicine, then by all means...) ✅ Get ready to be 'done here' and subscribe to the show! KEEP UP WITH DRIA Dria Curtwright is an up and coming Brooklyn based comic that's performed at venues all over the northeast, including The Stand, New York Comedy Club, and The Comedy Studio. In 2023, she performed at the Black Women in Comedy Festival and featured at Vermont State University for their Week of Welcome. She was also a semifinalist in New York Comedy Club's Comedy Roast Battle tournament in 2023. Since moving to Brooklyn, Dria has made a name for herself by producing Heated Comedy and Cortelyou Comedy, comedy showcases that celebrate and uplift women and BIPOC voices in standup. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/marvelous.persona/?hl=en

December 26, 1992 This week Ken welcomes old friend, now NYC based comedian Greg Johnson. Ken and Greg discuss 20 years ago, Comedy Doyles, Kenny Z, Ken's first time doing stand up in Massachusetts, Eugene Mirman, Tim McIntire's Thursday Night Fights at The Comedy Studio, growing up in Wellesley, white suburban towns, being a notable alum from your town's High School, Greg's album Greg Johnson 1, how Mass and NY really aren't all that different, listening to episodes from ten years ago, Danny Tamberelli, The Adventures of Pete and Pete, getting to meet your heroes, Cheers, how Ken books guests, TV stars who should have been movie stars, Angela Lansbury, Madonna: Just a Peeler, clean and dirty covers, The Real World, Barney the Dinosaur, 1992, how football is a stupid fun waste of time, how the love of True Crime isn't new, Amy Fischer the Long Island Lolita, Ryder Strong, favorite VJs, the mystery of John Norris, SNICK, Roundhouse, In Living Color, The Simpsons, Sexy Dana Carvey, Chris Rock, live TV fights, insane Oscar moments, streaking, Father Dowling Mysteries, growing up Catholic, The "dead kid" in Three Men and a Baby, the "dead munchin" in The Wizard of Oz, being in the theater for only one day, 1990s re-releases, Can't Hardly Wait, Jerry O'Connell, the reason we have home taping today, when Greg was actually on TV, THIS VERY WEEK as a kid, Phylicia Rashad hosting a Kids Guide to Parenting, the lost show, Nik Carter, WFXN, Rap Around!, Ready to Go, Tom Bergeron, Home Improvement, We the Jury, Ken's love of Massachusetts businesses, Ken and Greg's plans to visit dead malls, The Square One Mall, Waylu's, Ken finding a nearly dead woman at B. Dalton Books in the Meadow Glen Mall, smoking joksters, local weathermen, The Wonder Years, Sully Erna, New Year's Eve, Evening at the Improv, WSKB's big Stooges New Year, Dana Hersey, House of Blues, Chiz Rider, and the major of trumpet based ministries. 

Music and Comedy | Studio Live Today Podcast (Ep 15) Studio Live Today | Helping you create, record and release your best music in the home studio. On this week's show, I'm joined by my wife Georgie to chat about all things musics comedy. More details at http://studiolivetoday.com Video version at https://youtu.be/5E1Vzgvz0WQ

Joe Birbiglia: Who Doesn't Like Free Stuff?Mike welcomes his longtime collaborator and lifelong brother Joe Birbiglia. They discuss what it's like to work together as family—from differentiating between work and family phone calls to Joe being mistaken for Mike at the merch table. Joe explains the differences between “Joe Bags” the character and Joe in real life and Joe and tells his story of trying to break into the comedy world in the early 2000s, crossing paths with The Onion and The Daily Show. Plus, a fly-on-the-wall joke writing session that mirrors the way Mike and Joe write together in real life.Please consider donating to Building the Comedy Studio and The Rhode Island Community Food Bank

On today's episode I talk about my new project and the road that led me there (in lots of detail!) In Fall of 2022 I decided to start my own production company (a long time coming) and create a recurring standup comedy show/energy circle event (also a long time coming) that combines self-care with laughter as a form of healing. Join me as I talk to the 3 comedians who will perform at our first show on January 7, 2023! We talk about how comedy heals, why they do what they do, and how it feels to kill! Madelein Smith (@madeleinsmith) is a touring comedian based in NYC. She has traveled internationally performing at colleges, clubs, and cruise ships. She is also a regular at many NYC clubs. Her debut album, Belle of the Ball, rose to #1 on the ITunes Comedy Charts. She has been featured on Amazon Prime and Comedy Central, and currently has a network pilot in development. She co-hosts the podcast Cheers for Queers with Sarah Garner, where they interview amazing queer performers and talk about being little weirdos. Kate Nichols (@HeyKateNichols) is a stand up comedian, improviser, writer and storyteller who's bounced around New York City, Long Island, and New Jersey all her life. She performs at venues all over the tri-state and the US and has performed internationally at clubs in Canada, Switzerland, and the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival 3 years in a row. Kate also appeared on A&E's series “Bae or Bail”. She's half of comedy duo “Belleville Broads” with improv partner Angelique Londino. The pair perform as animal-print loving, exaggerated versions of everyone's favorite over-the-top Aunts from New Jersey and Long Island and they've hosted shows for notable comics such as America's Got Talent finalist Gina Brillon. Kate has also appeared on numerous podcasts including Period Piece, Nice Guys and Hello Thoughts. You can also find her @cyclebreakerstherapy Kendra Dawsey (@bossy_dawsey) is a stand-up comedian and writer based in NYC. Their razor-sharp wit and engaging delivery has earned spots opening for Eddie Pepitone, Jenny Yang and Michelle Buteau, and they've featured as the Comic-in-Residence at the renowned Comedy Studio. They've been on Kevin Hart's “Lyft Comics” on the LOL Network and had their work featured in Revolutionary Spaces' online talk show, “Tea Party Tonight!” They've also got a weekly Twitch show, “Left Night with Kendra Dawsey.” Dawsey's comedy combines abrasive criticism, raunchy set-ups and whimsical punchlines – something for everybody in the audience. Get your tickets now! https://sacredcomedy.eventbrite.com/ Follow at IG @sacredcomedy https://www.instagram.com/sacredcomedy/ Hathor Communications: https://www.hathorcommunications.co/ This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LFpMWfV3EDk Please help a sister out and review, rate and subscribe! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-self-consciousness-podcast/id1584654195 Yes! I'm still doing sessions: https://www.jenniferwai.com/ Music: Phiescope by Muziq Next to Normal by Lucius --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/selfconsciousnesspodcast/message

On today's episode I talk about my new project and the road that led me there (in lots of detail!) In Fall of 2022 I decided to start my own production company (a long time coming) and create a recurring standup comedy show/energy circle event (also a long time coming) that combines self-care with laughter as a form of healing. Join me as I talk to the 3 comedians who will perform at our first show on January 7, 2023! We talk about how comedy heals, why they do what they do, and how it feels to kill! Madelein Smith (@madeleinsmith) is a touring comedian based in NYC. She has traveled internationally performing at colleges, clubs, and cruise ships. She is also a regular at many NYC clubs. Her debut album, Belle of the Ball, rose to #1 on the ITunes Comedy Charts. She has been featured on Amazon Prime and Comedy Central, and currently has a network pilot in development. She co-hosts the podcast Cheers for Queers with Sarah Garner, where they interview amazing queer performers and talk about being little weirdos. Kate Nichols (@HeyKateNichols) is a stand up comedian, improviser, writer and storyteller who's bounced around New York City, Long Island, and New Jersey all her life. She performs at venues all over the tri-state and the US and has performed internationally at clubs in Canada, Switzerland, and the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival 3 years in a row. Kate also appeared on A&E's series “Bae or Bail”. She's half of comedy duo “Belleville Broads” with improv partner Angelique Londino. The pair perform as animal-print loving, exaggerated versions of everyone's favorite over-the-top Aunts from New Jersey and Long Island and they've hosted shows for notable comics such as America's Got Talent finalist Gina Brillon. Kate has also appeared on numerous podcasts including Period Piece, Nice Guys and Hello Thoughts. You can also find her @cyclebreakerstherapy Kendra Dawsey (@bossy_dawsey) is a stand-up comedian and writer based in NYC. Their razor-sharp wit and engaging delivery has earned spots opening for Eddie Pepitone, Jenny Yang and Michelle Buteau, and they've featured as the Comic-in-Residence at the renowned Comedy Studio. They've been on Kevin Hart's “Lyft Comics” on the LOL Network and had their work featured in Revolutionary Spaces' online talk show, “Tea Party Tonight!” They've also got a weekly Twitch show, “Left Night with Kendra Dawsey.” Dawsey's comedy combines abrasive criticism, raunchy set-ups and whimsical punchlines – something for everybody in the audience. Get your tickets now! https://sacredcomedy.eventbrite.com/ Follow at IG @sacredcomedy https://www.instagram.com/sacredcomedy/ Hathor Communications: https://www.hathorcommunications.co/ This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LFpMWfV3EDk Please help a sister out and review, rate and subscribe! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-self-consciousness-podcast/id1584654195 Yes! I'm still doing sessions: https://www.jenniferwai.com/ Music: Phiescope by Muziq Next to Normal by Lucius --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/selfconsciousnesspodcast/message

Rojo Perez is a New York-based comedian. Originally from Puerto Rico, Rojo moved to Florida for college and began performing stand-up comedy at age 20 in local clubs and small cafés. In a busy 2021, Rojo made his network debut on The Tonight Show w/ Jimmy Fallon, was also featured in Comedy Central's Tight Five and served as a story editor for an upcoming Netflix show. In April ‘19, Rojo formed part of HBO special titled Entre Nos: Spot On. In August 2017 Rojo made his late night stand up debut on TBS "Conan". Since moving to New York City he has been a cast member on MTV's Decoded, Rojo was featured on Comedy Central's Funny 'Cause It's True, Time Out New York, TruTV's Comedy Knockout and Univision's FLAMA. In 2016 he was selected as a Standup NBC finalist and has been a part of the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, SXSW, Moontower Comedy Festival, New York Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, LA Riot Comedy Festival and Akumal Comedy Festival in Mexico. He has also performed at top-tier comedy clubs across the country, such as the Comedy Studio in Boston, the Comedy Club on State in Madison, Cap City Comedy Club in Austin, ACME Comedy Company in Minneapolis, etc. Rojo's future plans include one day earning enough money so that relatives will ask to borrow some and continuing to spread laughter regardless of race, religion, or gender. His debut album “Words” is streaming now on all platformshttp://www.rojoperez.com/bioto support the podcast -https://linktr.ee/Dannylizethis#dannylizethis #papithecomic #youtube #podcast #zoom #newyork #videopodcast #latino #standup #comedy #work #mindset

Hey everybody welcome back! Anthony goes solo today (Recorded March 22,2021   Eli Levy of the Comics Studio, Comedy Party and Vulcan Game Repair calls in and hangs for a few hours! c4 energy commercial, people need masks again, so stinky and ugly, IRISH COFFEE, SOLO I FEEL SO FREE!! Self Help, loser internet people,   Eli and Tony talk about the Comedy Studio beef saga, my routine in the gym, joining DSA boston, NICEVILLE: Book reports, Will's art gallery, less than jake, and of course Mockville: No Fap Grifters, Sam Buck of Bucked Up gets CUCKED by guest, he also BLOCKS, Fresh and Fit and other alpha male podcast creeps, and more!  Edited by Ben Davis   Follow us on Twitter! @Tonymuck @BendavisComedy @Elibearjew   and Instagram @TonyMuckk @GoodoneBen @VulcanGameRepair   linktr.ee/muckville for all muckville related links on a tree LIVE Tuesday's at 8am (Muckville in the mornings) and 6:30pm (Muck in evenings) at twitch.tv/muckvilleradio

Muckville is back! The Returnining! WHat started as a chill test episode quickly turned into episode 7 proper then ended with tech issues, thus making this our first ever HYBRID Test/Official episode! Comedian Ben Davis joins! Sigils up front and the meaning of sigils, Tony moved to Richville, Recliner chair and Burb life, Anthony passed Animation school semester 1, Weed store talk, JOhn Tillson sent me a weird dm, Comedy Studio follows my MOM on instagram, Rittenhouse on Crowder and more! Enjoy! Watch live on twitch.tv/muckvilleradio Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6:30pm est follow Anthony on Instagram @Tonymuckk and twitter @TonyMuck FAIR USE!

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Jay sits down with comedian Tooky Kavanagh to talk comedy, childhood and butchers her name at least thrice. It's a good listen!  Subscribe to our Patreon at: http://www.patreon.com/BigLilKidPod With razor sharp wit and a charm once described as “ineffable,” Tooky (rhymes with cookie) Kavanagh speaks her mind with honesty, charisma, and edge. After just a few years on the scene, Tooky has already performed in New York, Denver, and all over New England. She regularly opens for Myq Kaplan when he visits Boston, performed on a Multiple Sclerosis benefit show with Dr. Jonathan Katz, has opened for Eugene Mirman, and has performed on lineups alongside comedy notables Gary Gulman, Jessica Kirson, and Alingon Mitra, to name a few. In March of 2018 and 2019, she was selected to perform on the Comedy Central UP NEXT audition showcase, and in both April 2018 and February 2019, she was selected to audition for the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs festival. She was selected to be a featured comedian in the 2020 Boston Calling festival… but we'll just see what happens in 2021 instead. Additional standup credits include: The 2020 Rogue Island Comedy Festival; December 2018 Comic-In-Residence at The Comedy Studio; The 2017 Women In Comedy Festival; Thunderfest 2017; The 2017 Boston Comedy Festival; Boston Comedy Chicks; The 2017 Boston Comedy Arts Festival; headlining Laughing Liberally Boston; headlining It Ain't Over ‘Til It's Dover; headlining Stand-Up Thursdays at John Harvard's; co-producing Token: Rethink What Comedy Can Be at ImprovBoston; featuring at The Producer's Club in Manhattan, NY; and Comic Sit-In at The Riot Theater.  She cohosts the Loud Women podcast with friend and producer Marissa Emmanuele, hosts The Rehash on 2MBstudios, and cohosts NORM!: The Cheers Podcast on Facebook Live. As an actor, she is a founding cast member of Suzzy, was a regular cast member of the “Redo Crew” for Starstruck: Close Encounters of the Awkward Kind, starred as The Humbled Hobo in a 48 Hour Film Project film, is a featured character in the short film Woman Unknown, and was a recurring character in the web series, Paid For By.   She can be seen regularly at Boston-based institutions such as The Comedy Studio, ImprovBoston, and Laugh Boston. Also, she's the one who described her own charm as “ineffable,” but it's still true!

It's BACK!! Big Lil Kid Podcast is back from hiatus and Jay has returned with a great guest!  Laura Severse! Fresh off of featuring for comedian Tim Dillon, Laura shares her comedy journey and passionately describes what continues to inspire her on and offstage. She also explains the difference between Southie and SoBo (South Boston). Take a listen! follow her at @lauraseverse! Laura Severse is a Boston native, devoted wife, working mother of two, storyteller and stand-up comic. Laura brings her hard-working, heartfelt approach to life to stages across the country. She finds the humor in everything from climbing the corporate ladder to the trials and tribulations of raising two young children in the heart of a changing city in the midst of a changing world. Audiences have no choice but to be swept up in the joy, pathos, and sheer excitement of a city kid who's seen it all and can't wait for more. Laura's attitude is equal parts bold, brash, kind, and gentle but always and gut-wrenchingly funny. She is a true Bostonian with a killer accent and her comedy reflects her true nature: honest and hilarious. Laura has headlined Nick's Comedy Stop, regularly features at Laugh Boston, the Comedy Scene and WooHaHa. She has performed in the Boston Comedy Festival, the Women in Comedy Festival and was a featured performer in the NBC Spotlight Showcase during WICF. She was selected as Comic-In-Residence at the Comedy Studio in Somerville, MA for October 2018. Laura has participated in the Boston talent showcases for Comedy Central and Just For Laughs Montreal as well as the Best of Boston Comics Showcase at the Comedy Scene and Laugh Boston. She is a member of the Boston Comedy Chicks producing team, MassMouth, and performs regularly on the WGBH program Stories from the Stage. Laura has performed all over the country from San Diego to Washington, D.C. and has become a staple of New England comedy.

Matt Kaye is a rising comic in the Boston comedy scene. He was recently a finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and performs regularly at clubs/theaters all around New England including the Comedy Studio and ImprovBoston. Tune in and hang out!  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laughituppodcast/support

Episode 204: Big rooms, small crowds! In this episode Dan talks to Kristin Carnes (Laughfest, North Carolina Comedy Festival) from West Lafayette, IN. Kristin talked about comedy in Boston and moving around. She shared a bombing story from a show that was in a big room, with a small, spaced out crowd. They talked about feedback mics, unconstructive criticism, and comedy venues closing. Plus more! Please rate, review, and subscribe!Kristin CarnesAlways a late bloomer, Kristin Carnes didn’t start comedy until her 40’s but steadily gained momentum in the Boston area. In 2017-18, she appeared regularly at The Comedy Studio, ImprovBoston and other venues throughout New England, performed at Laughfest in Michigan and the North Carolina Comedy Festival, auditioned for the Kevin Hart show, Hart of the City II and she also co-produced a monthly showcase, Laughter on Tap, in Cambridge which always featured a diverse cast of comedians. Having moved home to the Midwest, she has performed at Wiley's in Dayton, The Drop in South Bend, and The Plus in Eau Claire, WI and has begun her own mini comedy festival, the Waukegan Comedy Jam, in her hometown in Illinois.Website: Kristin Carnes Twitter: @kristincarnes2Instagram: NAArt of Bombing:Dead & Mellow: https://deadandmellow.com/ "Nobody Had a Podcast Called The Art of Bombing" Theme by John HultBumpers provided by Joe Nicola MusicWebsite: https://www.artofbombingpod.com/  Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/blitzed-entertainmentBuy me a beer: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dbubcomedyPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/artofbombingpodFB: https://www.facebook.com/artobpodcast/Twitter: @artofbombingpodInstagram: @artofbombingpodYouTube: Art of Bombing PodcastDan Bublitz Jr: http://www.danbublitz.com/★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Dave and Boston comic, Peter Liu talk about the Netflix movie, Outside The Wire. Dave forgot at the end of the episode that he wrote a bunch of jokes about The Wire for this but realizes it when the episode is almost over. Peter has thoughts on the Wahlberg Scale... Follow Peter @PeterLiuComedy and go to his show which was recently adopted by The Comedy Studio, ‘Comics Who Showered.'

In their debut episode, Ben asks Jon: how did the least-cool person in New Hampshire get hired to write for "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon"? Jon Rineman is a professor at Emerson College, co-creator of the adult party card game "Anti-Social Skills" and former Head Monologue Writer for "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." Ben Zieper is a rising podcaster in New York City and Jon's former student. He also hosts and produces the podcasts "When You Were My Age" and "Ben-Mitzvah," in which he interviews people far more famous than Jon. Each week, Jon and Ben discuss a specific topic from Jon's time as a writer for "The Tonight Show," "Late Night," Seth Meyers, Jay Leno and WWE; as a professor and student at Emerson; and as a comic at clubs such as The Comedy Studio and Comedy Cellar.

Danny Hatch! Host of the Comedy Studio podcast! Follow @DannyHatch on Twitter! Visit The Comedy Studio online and/or in real life whenever that is safe and possible and healthy and everything! Happy Now Year to you all! Thanks for being here!

SEASON FINALE! Taking the rest of November off! Be back with video episodes soon, until then enjoy audio only episodes from EARTH 2! Ben Davis Joins us for the season finale -- Nick Assad the GREAT calls in, Ani and Irish KEEP UP IN THE DARK!  Huge Roasts today! Gimme! Dennis! Comedy Studio! Lots of new friends and new shows! Stupid old women! STUDIO WARS! DRUNK!And much much more! Theme song @Possibly on Newgrounds

On tonight's pod-snack, Myq sings the praises of The Comedy Studio Podcast, hosted by wonderful friend and hilarious comedian Danny Hatch, with special guest star (and Comedy Studio owner) Rick Jenkins, and co-host Eli Levy (another nice person!). Earlier today, Myq was a guest on that very podcast, always has a wonderful time when he's on it, and recommends everyone check it out (not just his episodes, but why not start there!). Thanks for listening to this podcast ABOUT that podcast. And more!

Rick Jenkins has been doing stand-up for over 40 YEARS and is the owner of The Comedy Studio in Somerville, MA. He's worked with comedians such as Bill Burr, Patrice O'Neal, Joe Rogan, and Gary Gulman...just to name a few! This man will remind you why comedy truly is the greatest thing on earth. Tune in and hang out! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laughituppodcast/support

Rick Jenkins! Comedian! Proprietor of the Comedy Studio, the place where I began my very comedy career! A podcast full of gratitude! Thank you for listening to my gratitude!

Mike and Trevor zoom with the hilarious Emily Ruskowski.They talk about Trevor's diet, Tiger King, mental health, and lots more.Emily Ruskowski is a Boston-based stand-up comedian. She has performed across the country and participated in several comedy festivals. In 2015, she was named of one the Comedy Studio's Comics in Residence and opened for Maria Bamford a the Wilbur 

Shelley Gruenberg is a stand-up comedian and current student at Emerson College. Originally from South Carolina, Shelley came to Boston for school and instantly fell in love with the comedy scene. She's made television appearances on Cambridge Comedy Underground, The Emerson College Comedy Special, and was a finalist on "Pick A Side Stupid!", a live comedy debate show at The Comedy Studio. Tune in as we talk about the Boston comedy scene and her first special which was produced IN HER DORM ROOM with a live audience...yes, you read that correctly. Shelley's down to earth personality and contagious laugh instantly makes her hilarious!  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laughituppodcast/support

Rick Jenkins owner of The Comedy Studio in Somerville MA is our guest this week.  The discussion started about the different ways we are all delivering content during quarantine.  The Comedy Studio has been releasing archived sets on their website that have been sort of Studio comedy history.  We also discuss Rick's beginnings in Buffalo as a comic through his 20 plus years owning The Comedy Studio.   www.thecomedystudio.com

My day job is talking to artists for different publications, which means I know a lot of people whose livelihoods have been impacted by the quarantine associated with the Covid-19 pandemic. In this limited series I'll be talking with comedians, musicians, sound engineers, authors, and creative people about how they are handling this personally and professionally. This week we get the comedy club owner's perspective from Rick Jenkins, who owns The Comedy Studio in Somerville, a club that has fostered a lot of talent through the years. The Studio had to shut down in March, but eventually started doing regular streaming shows featuring stand-up, variety shows, and interviews. Rick is still showing up to the Studio in his vintage Johnny Carson suits, and we kicked off the conversation talking about masks and trying to keep a normal routine. 

Rick Jenkins has been the owner and operator of The Comedy Studio in Somerville for 24 years. His showcase format of standup brings you many different tastes of comics all within one night out on the town. Rick and I talk about growing up in Buffalo, the celebrities he's met along the way, and how the Comedy Studio is battling the Covid-19 closings.

The Practicing Talking crew took a trip to to the comedy studio to record a podcast the with legendary Rick Jenkins. Rick Jenkins is a comedian and also the owner/host of the Comedy Studio. The studio is located in Somerville, Massachusetts.Follow them on IG @thecomedystudiothecomedystudio.com

Which Yankee candle scent would you actually buy: Gasoline or your Old Elementary School?Would you rather spend the weekend at a Ren Faire or an Anime Convention?If you were going to be on a reality TV show would you rather be on Age Gap Love or My Hotter Half? All these questions and more are answered by Boston's funniest young comedians.

Would you rather sit next to Freddy or Jason on a long flight?How do you feel about Pumpkin Spice flavored condoms?We'll talk about all that and more as Boston's funniest comedians fight it out for the top spot.And check out the costumes in the videos posted to our Patreon account.  Pick a Side.

Meredith Goldstein and special guests take the stage at the Comedy Studio at Bow Market, in Somerville, Mass. Email us at loveletters@boston.com.

Welcome to Adapted with Anna and Sam's very first LIVE episode! Recorded at The Comedy Studio in Somerville, MA, as part of the Women in Comedy Festival. In this episode, The Princess Bride takes the stage, almost literally, as Anna and Sam podcast in front a live studio audience, engaging them in a battle of wits, and even showing off their PowerPoint prowess (well, okay, Stephen put the finishing touches on it). Listen in as Anna and Sam discover they may spend too much time together, and get heckled by their respective parents. You can find all the cast lists and other fun trivia on iMDB. Purchase the book and/or movie at Amazon and/or Barnes and Noble, or your favorite indie bookstore, or borrow from your local library in person or via Overdrive. (Please support your local library!!) Honorable Mentions --The best kidnapping of Fred Savage: Once Upon a Deadpool --Need to a guide to Florin?: Stephen King --William Goldman's legacy: Misery, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, All The President's Men, Dreamcatcher --Will provide logos for babies: Stephen Libby & Fourth Wall Graphics --Comfort "food" (& food) for the soul: Watership Down, Jane Austen, chicken soup, Robert Heinlein, Time Enough for Love --Tooting our own horn: Starship Troopers --Because why not?: Best in Show Want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you! Email us at adaptedwithannaandsam@gmail.com, or on Facebook, or even Twitter and Instagram! What do you find inconceivable? What is your comfort "food"? And Dreamcatcher really is a terrible movie, right? Send us your ideas, thoughts, and random knowledge! And please share your Six Degrees! You can subscribe on iTunes or Google Play. You can also find us, and many other amazing podcasts, on the WICF Podcast Network!!!! Be sure to share with your friends! Rate and review too! Credits: Theme music credit: "Cheery Monday" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Logo credit: Fourth Wall Graphics, fourthwallgraphics.com

On this very special episode Tamer and Kity welcome amazing standup comedian and friend Srilatha Rajamani! And it’s a Live episode recorded at the Comedy Studio in Boston during the Women In Comedy Festival sponsored by HBO! Srilatha’s story is an inspiring story of an introverted Indian girl trying to find herself, becoming a strong Indian-American woman and mother who have her daughter all the things she wished for when she was a little girl back in India.Video versions of They Tried to Bury Us: https://tinyurl.com/y8kxzelgPodcast Website: https://www.comedypopupla.com/tamerFollow us:https://www.instagram.com/tamerkathttps://www.instagram.com/kitykattan/https://twitter.com/TamerKattanhttps://www.instagram.com/comedypopuphttps://www.instagram.com/cpupodcasts

Linda meets Erin Spencer, a Boston based comic who is also a transgender woman. Erin talks about her experiences as a trans woman in comedy, and how those can relate to self-love. They also chat about encountering fetishization on dating apps, and how that can challenge those body positive (or negative) feelings. Erin is performing at The Comedy Studio in Somerville, MA for the entire month of May. Check her out on erinspencercomedy.com for more info and follow @plus1pod on Instagram for updates!

Boston comedians debate Love at The Comedy Studio in Somerville.

*guest host Dan Rowinski* Today's guest Dana Jay Bein (DJB) is a Cambridge-based stand up comedian and teacher. He has taught stand up comedy at ImprovBoston for fourteen years, helping to introduce a new generation of comedians to the Boston area. Dana is known for his relentless optimism, fierce protection of people against bullies and bigots, and free hugs. He has been officially recognized by the City of Cambridge for his work in the community and was recently the Comic-in-Residence at the new Comedy Studio at Bow Market in Somerville. Discover more Boston Speaks Up at Boston Business Journal's BostInno: https://www.americaninno.com/boston/boston-speaks-up/

"Nuclear Alert"Airdate: September 13, 1974 Written by William Driskill Directed by Jerry London    Synopsis: Steve must stop a group of government conspirators who have assembled an atomic bomb from stolen parts. John and new co-host, artist Jerry Lange are joined by comedian and podcaster Ken Reid to start off the second season look at The Six Million Dollar Man. They discuss the odd choice of starting the season off with a lackluster episode and try to find those elements that are worth a watch.  Plus, John shares the first cover story of TV Guide in 1974 for The Six Million Dollar Man and Jerry shares his Venus Probe.  In addition, we play This or That with a guest star theme. Join us Friday nights at 9:30EST as we discuss an episode of THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN with a fan as well as featuring live commentary from our viewers.  This audio will be available shortly after in the OSI Files feed. Bionic Operative Ken Reid is a Boston based stand up comedian. Ken has been a staple on the Boston comedy scene since 2003, having been nominated as "Best Comedian in Boston" twice by the defunct Boston Phoenix, been the regular Friday Night Host at the Comedy Studio for five years, and been the creator and host of the weird and legendary "Secret Menu" show. He's also performed all over the country and is a regular at festivals like the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival, The Bridgetown Comedy Festival, The Riot LA Comedy Festival and the Women in Comedy Festival. He frequently shares the stage with national acts and he has appeared on podcasts like Doug Loves Movies, Competitive Erotic Fan Fiction and Risk! He also has a podcast of his own called TV Guidance Counselor, but that's another story.... BIONIC GALLERY    

This week Boston's best comedians come together to debate the city they live in the city of Boston, Live at The Comedy Studio.Hosted by Shawn Carter.

No one is safe, not even the dearly departed in our most recent episode we debate the deaths of celebrities, royalty, artists and convicts.Special guest Rick Jenkins brings some of his classic jokes from The Comedy Studio and talks about the future of the club.

Although still new to comedy, Boston comic Vally D already performed at Denver Comedy Works, Boston’s Comedy Studio, Maine’s Portland Comedy Festival, The Riot Theater, Stand Up Break In and Reykjavik’s Goldengang Comedy Festival. She also acts and co-produces the show Laugh While You Can, a comedy show that benefits charity. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not Joking community today: petermcgraw,.org Peter McGraw Twitter Peter McGraw LinkedIn

Although still new to comedy, Boston comic Vally D already performed at Denver Comedy Works, Boston’s Comedy Studio, Maine’s Portland Comedy Festival, The Riot Theater, Stand Up Break In and Reykjavik’s Goldengang Comedy Festival. She also acts and co-produces the show Laugh While You Can, a comedy show that benefits charity.   Love the show? Subscribe, […]

Corey and Matt actch up with Comedian Rojo Perez fresh from his stint on Conan O'Brien!  They talk about Puerto Rico, their neverending love of cats, and the fun of playing in dorms!  Check it out! Rojo Perez is a New York-based comedian. Originally from Puerto Rico, Rojo moved to Florida for college and began performing stand-up comedy at age 20 in local clubs and small cafés. In August 2017 Rojo made his late night stand up debut on TBS "Conan". Since moving to New York City he has been a cast member on MTV's Decoded, Rojo was featured on Comedy Central's Funny 'Cause It's True, Time Out New York, TruTV's Comedy Knockout and Univision's FLAMA. He has also performed at top-tier comedy clubs across the country, such as the Comedy Studio in Boston, the Comedy Club on State in Madison, Cap City Comedy Club in Austin, ACME Comedy Company in Minneapolis, and Go Bananas Comedy Club in Cincinnati. In 2016 he was selected as a Standup NBC finalist and has been a part of the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival, New York Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, LA Riot Comedy Festival and Akumal Comedy Festival in Mexico. Rojo's future plans include one day earning enough money so that relatives will ask to borrow some and continuing to spread laughter regardless of race, religion, or gender. Source. **Music provided by bensound.com. @RojoPerezzz

Collaborating with Maron, Mirman, Gulman, Kirkman and more comedians, Rick has run the Comedy Studio for 20+ years.

Today Ken welcomes old friend and big star Joe Wong to the show. Ken and Joe discuss how Boston has changed, how long it's been since Ken has seen Joe, doing comedy in English in China, public loud speaker TV, cross talk, pirate radio, Cyndi Lauper, Stephen Cow, Hong Kong vs. Mainland China, The Comedy Studio, moving to Texas for college, Growing Pains in China, All American Girl, Margaret Cho, Joe's TV show in China, State Run Media, how people access media in China, investigative reporting, how the internet is replacing TV, Korean Soaps, sitcoms, Mary Tyler Moore, Joe's past as a Chemist, Breaking Bad, mailing drugs, skipping school to go to video parlors, Hong Kong comedy, the working middle class of China, Joan Chen, Off the Boat, Crouching Tiger, David Letterman, Joe's status as a big deal in China, working the red carpet, product endorsement, political ads, performing at the White House Corespondents Dinner, meeting Joe Biden, making 50 Cent made, violent Chinese kids' cartoons, Sex vs. Violence on TV, and being watched by a hundred million people on television.

On Ep 61 Paco and George sat down with comedian and actor Ahmed Bharoocha to talk about Detropia. It's a match made in Michigan! Detropia is a 2012 documentary film, directed by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady, about the city of Detroit, Michigan. It focuses on the decline of the economy of Detroit due to long-term changes in the automobile industry, and the effects that the decline has had on the city's residents and infrastructure. Conan and Comedy Central veteran Ahmed Bharoocha is half Irish Catholic, half Pakistani-Indian-Burmese-Muslim, and wholly a master of punctuating striking social commentary with high-energy theatrics. During high school his family relocated from Santa Barbara to Rhode Island, where Bharoocha made the leap from Stitches Comedy Club dishwasher to open miker. While attending the University of Rhode Island he frequented Boston’s Comedy Studio, becoming a Comic in Residence in the process. He can be seen on Take My Wife and Dream Corp LLC.for more info on this episode please visit our website!Follow us on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.

This week on YKWD: We have Mike Cannon, Wendi Starling, and Myq Kaplan! Bobby and Myq share hilarious stories from their times at the Comedy Studio, Wendi shows us how she keeps it real, and Mike comes back on the show to check on the fleshlight he gifted Bobby years ago! Watch / Listen and enjoy!    RiotCast.com

Alana Devich is an amazing person who USED to be an amazing comedian. She's sick, so we put together a benefit at The Comedy Studio to talk about her comedy, ding benefits for so many friends who are hurting and to talk about comedians leaving comedy. Should we try to talk them out of it, or envy them for getting out?!?! One thing we agree on? Alan is amazing and needs to get better! Featuring- Kelly Macfarland, Tim McIntire, Val Kappa, and another comedy escapee, Melane Welch. 

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Spotlight On edition, is a long form interview series featuring actors discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Kylie Hodges interviews Ahmed Bharoocha RSS Feed: http://www.afterbuzztv.com/aftershows/afterbuzz-tvs-spotlight-on/feed/ ABOUT AHMED BHAROOCHA: Ahmed Bharoocha was born into a Irish Catholic/Pakistani Muslim household. He discovered his passion for entertaining at a young age making home movies with his older sister and his best friend. During college Ahmed got a job as a dishwasher at a comedy club in RI. He eventually made the move from dishwasher to the stage and hasn’t washed a dish since. He quickly made a name for himself and has become a favorite in the Boston Comedy scene and became Comic in Residence at the Comedy Studio in Cambridge. In 2009 Ahmed was selected by Eddie Brill to perform in the Great American Comedy Festival honoring, and s --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

You may know Tammy Twotone from Glee or The Nightly Show but I know her from being on my very first show at the Comedy Studio 15 years ago. And I still remember her opener! What's changed and what's stayed the same in that time? Let's find out...

Rick Jenkins (The Comedy Studio, Boston) and Jamie discuss the balance between being a performer and a booker, the stand-up development process at his venue, and his own list of rules for a successful club. Plus: A Comedy Diatribe!

Rick Jenkins never meant to be a comedy club owner. He moved from Buffalo to Boston to take part in the comedy boom and then, when the bubble burst, he found himself lamenting it's passing in the bar of a Chinese food restaurant. That night, a club was born. The Comedy Studio in Harvard Square just defied all odds by celebrating it's 20th anniversary. For most of that time it's been known as one of the smartest and coolest rooms in the country. How does he balance being an owner while still being a standup? How does playing one room 99% of the time affect your joke writing? How does it feels when everyone looks to you for advice, laughs, and a joke about whoever happened to die this week? Let's find out...

Each week, comedian Kenice Mobley explores Boston with a guest. This week, we join Rick Jenkins on his back porch. Rick has been a stand up comedian for 30 years and is an integral part of the Boston's comedy scene. He is the owner and manager of the Comedy Studio in Harvard Square. Check out the space at www.thecomedystudio.com. This episode was edited by the talented Taylor Killough.

Each episode, comedian Kenice Mobley explores part of Boston with a guest. This week, she joins comedian Kofi Thomas on the second floor of the Hong Kong. The Hong Kong is a Harvard Square staple and the location of the popular Comedy Studio. This week's episode was edited by the awesome Taylor Killough!

Because we tend to get everything wrong, we have some corrections from a previous Flopcast, mostly involving astronauts and Monkees; a recent benefit show by Dar Williams and Catie Curtis turned wonderfully Schoolhouse Rock-ish; the Fitchburg Art Museum has an amazing new exhibit by our friends from Triiibe (but alas, no plastic lawn flamingos); we visit the Comedy Studio in Harvard Square for a bizarre night featuring Niki Luparelli, Mark Gallagher, Nathan Burke, Skip Daniels, magic, improv, kazoos, and a dumbwaiter; National Whatever Day celebrates our favorite cartoon snowman/Mormon, Josh Gad; and we're going on strike. A podcast strike. But probably just until next week's show.

(RIGHT CLICK THE IMAGE TO SAVE THIS EPISODE TO YOUR COMPUTER)   Mr. Freeze is back in Gotham City and he's not only changing his method of operations, but he's changing the way he looks once again.  This time, the late Eli Wallach takes on the role of the frosty fiend complete with a new makeup job and a wig and an iceberg base of operations to complete his reign of frigid terror on the good citizens of Gotham.   Joining John to talk about Mr. Freeze's final turn at bat on the series and the second season ending episode is comedian and podcaster, Ken Reid of TV Guidance Counselor.   Comment on the episode here or write thebatcavepodcast@gmail.com. Take a moment to rate the episode by using our star system at the bottom of this entry.       Called a "pop culture maven" by the Boston Globe, Boston native Ken Reid has been performing for over 10 years in various capacities. In 1995 he formed the seminal Boston Punk Rock group "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" at Boston's infamous "Rat" club.     In 2003 while living in London, Ken Reid decided to try his hand at stand up. After performing around the UK he returned to Boston in late 2003 and has been a staple on the comedy scene ever since.   Ken's unique and very personal story telling style has gained him a loyal fan base in the area. Using photos, video clips, and his own brand of storytelling Ken has written and performed four one man shows. His first show "Ken Reid's Cusack Attack" was a sold out affair at the Boston Center for the Arts. His second show "Very Special Episode: Portrait of a Pop Culture Victim" was also a sell out in March of 2008. “Music to My Years” from October 2009 was widely praised and was the featured pick on Boston.com. His most recent show was "Shirt Tales" from May 2012.   Ken has performed at the Riot LA Festival, theCharleston Comedy Festival, The AltCom Festival, and The Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival. In May 2012 he also performed as part of a special performance of John Wesley Harding's Cabinet of Wonders variety show at Brown University called the "Cabinet of Unspeakable Wonders"   He hosted and presented at the Boston Music Awards, was the Comic in Residence at The Comedy Studio in September 2006 and was a founding member of comedy troupe The Untrainables. With the Untrainables he hosted and co-produced the "Great and Secret Comedy Show" at Improv Boston from 2006 until 2009. He is also the creator of "Lafta Obscura" a unique comedy show at the Paradise Rock Club that ran during 2006   From August 2008 to December 2012 Ken was the regular Friday night host at the Comedy Studio in Cambridge, MA.   In January of 2013 Ken Started his new show "Ken Reid's Secret Menu" every Thursday night at the Comedy Studio.   Ken has toured as the opening act for Todd Barry during Barry's “Substantial Tour of New England”, was chosen by Eugene Mirman as the opening act at Mirman's record release show, opened for Patton Oswalt at the Wilbur Theater and Northeastern University, opened for Bob Saget during his 2011 New England Summer shows, and performed a series of “live talk show” appearances with Jonathan Katz. Ken was also nominated by the Boston Phoenix as Best Comedian in Boston 2010 and 2012.   Ken has a weekly podioplex where he helps guide you in choosing weekly TV listings of the past with a comedian of note on TV Guidance Counselor.

Things got crazy when my buddy Mike Mulloy brought along his buddy Dustin Y’barra to the SAC. You may recognize Dustin from movies 21 and Over, We bought a Zoo, or more recently on CBS’s BattleCreek. It was east coast vs west coast comedians and for once I dont think I got a word in! Mike Mulloy is one of the funniest people I have met! You should see how he gets himself in trouble on Twitter @fakemikemulloy. You can catch him at the Comedy Studio or even over at Laugh Boston. Dustin will be back on the east coast in June. Make sure to get over to Foxwoods to see him. And of course you can see me every week here at DIRTYWATERNEWS!!

notes: explicit content Show Date: Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014 Guests: Dan Boulger (Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Comedy Central, and winner of the Boston Comedy Festival) Kofi Thomas (Winner of the 2013 Out of Bounds Comedy Festival, 2013 Comic in Residence at the Comedy Studio, and Boston Comedy Festival) Dana Cairns (Boston Comedy Festival, Comedy Central's Comics to Watch Showcase, Chicago Women's Funny Festival, and the Women in Comedy Festival) Show host: Kwasi Mensah Discussion host: Christine An at 1:00—Question #1: What's your joke writing process? at 5:30—Question #2: There's joke writing and then practicing telling the joke. How do you develop the delivery of a joke? How did you develop your style? How have you been developing as a performer? at 15:00—Question #3: What does authenticity mean to you? at 17:30—Question #4: How did you develop one bit from your set tonight? at 24:30—(open the questions up to the audience) Question #5: Comedian Daniel Tosh frequently makes it a point to push his jokes to their limit until the audience is completely silent. How do you push your jokes with an audience? at 28:00—Question #6: How do you make your material relatable? How do you move past what has been known to work? at 31:45—Question #7: How long do you stay with a joke before giving it up or scrapping it? at 33:50—Question #8: What's the best piece of comedy advice you've received​?

Priceless sets from Erin Judge, Rye Silverman, Kelsie Huff and Emmett Montgomery. Chat with Jackie Kashian, and your hosts Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher. Recorded live at the Comedy Studio in Boston during the Women in Comedy Festival.