Podcasts about facts of the week

This week the guys dive into the depths of one of Evan's favorite annual traditions: Shark Week! Even though Josh may not share the same love for it as Evan they still have plenty to talk about. They take a shark-sized bite out of the topic of this national week of wonder, and talk about all sorts of things revolving around Shark Week's 30th anniversary. Listen in for some "sharktastic" Facts Of The Week, and be sure to check if the guys really made the changes to their social media they talk about during the episode. Stick around for some shoutouts to our loyal listeners, and interact with us if you want to hear your name on an episode too!

In what was an fun and enjoyable episode to record, the guys see a number of different topics get covered. Everything from mini-golf/put-put, building credit, trips to Canada, and the NBA are fair game. Josh and Evan both give you some Advice Of The Week, and there's an amazing number of cool Facts Of The Week too!

This week Josh and Evan talk about getting fit! Whether it's bike rides, running one time every year, playing golf, or cutting down trees, there's an exercise for everybody. The guys also talk about some other random stuff like usual, and hopefully most of it is entertaining enough! This week our listeners get like 3ish Facts Of The Week, even though Josh forgets what they're called...

http://thecomedycast.com/ Hello and welcome back to The Comedy Cast; today you’ll be hearing from Irish stand-up comedian Rory O'Hanlon. We start off asking about how the previews have been going in the run up to his show at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We get talking about the whole idea behind having to have a theme for shows at the Fringe and why comedians do this and why some of them use the term very loosely. We speak about Rory's Edinburgh Show "Getting Serious", how he's been preparing for it and what's the show's going to be about. We get a bit nerdy then on Edinburgh and speak about what he's learned over the year from performing there. We chat about the highs and lows of performing at the Fringe and how one of the best parts of it is meeting other comedians from all over. We talk then about the other show he's running with former Comedy Cast guest Danny O'Brien about a variety show they're putting on every day. We speak about why Rory's laptop is set to Spanish instead of English. We get talking then about why if you want to 'make it' in Ireland you have to make it in England first, mostly because the Irish love to claim someone once they become well known. We speak about the differences between Irish and British crowds and how there's very little really, the biggest differences are when you go out into the sticks away from the cities. We chat about sleepy English seaside towns and how they're like something from old Scooby-Doo cartoons.

http://thecomedycast.com/ Hello and welcome back to The Comedy Cast; today you’ll be hearing from English comedian, Zahra Barri. We speak about her Irish and Egyptian roots, where she lives in London now and what it was like spending a few years in Saudi Arabia as a child. We talk then about what it was like growing up in a multicultural family. We chat about comedy writing and how it was writing that lead Zahra into comedy. We talk as well about whether it's something she wants to pursue in the future. We have a chat about how comedians evolve and how they have continue to evolve over the years to keep their audience interested and laughing. We talk about the difference between the on-stage persona and the off-stage persona and about how the person on-stage is a heightened version of the off-stage person. We natter then about the line in comedy, why it's OK for men to joke about their penises and wanking but women are slated for joking about vaginas and periods. We talk about how really jokes should be judged on how good they are, it doesn't matter if a joke is 'dirty' if a joke is good it's funny, if it's not then it's not. We talk then a bit more about bodily functions, and I get to leave more about something Zahra jokes about; cystitis, or the honeymoon disease as it's more commonly known as We talk about Zahra's writing process then for a bit and how she works on her act. We talk about Zahra's upcoming Edinburgh Fringe show, Walk Like an Egyptian (Bar 50, Edinburgh - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/zahra-barri-talk-like-an-egyptian).