Podcasts about good good comedy

This episode was recorded live in Philadelphia in January of 2019 at the Good Good Comedy Theater! WOW! The ancient past. If you never had stitcher premium, you haven't heard this one! If you did... you may have heard this one! Honestly this was a lifetime ago, but it's got teens and Panera so some things never change! Enjoy: Panera de Bergerac!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode we talk to comedian and co-founder of Good Good Comedy Theater, Kate Banford! Kate Banford, of Philly's Good Good Comedy Theater, is now out in Los Angeles! She talks to Jason about why she recently moved out there. They also talk comedy, performing comedy in college, starting a comedy theater and what drove her to start a theater in the first place. Kate's a delight so give it a listen! katebanford.com Twitter: @kbanf, @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrJokes Instagram: @katebanford, @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrPics Facebook: @ThereItIsPod Subscribe to our comedy newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/e22defd4dee2/thereitis

The 9th annual Philly Bierfest at the German Society of Pennsylvania happens on leap day this year, February 29th from 2-5:30pm. Marnie Old returns to BEN Around Philly to talk about the best beer (or bier - German spelling) event out there! Sample imports from Germany and discover the many types of German style beers like pilsners and lagers… sure, but also Dunkels and Weizens, Kölsches and Altbiers, Maibocks and Doppelbocks, Schwarzbiers and Rauchbiers, plus Zwickels and Zoigls and Goses! Marnie is a nationally renowned sommelier and writer who helps to host this event along with three non profit organizations: the Brewers of Pennsylvania, the German Society of Pennsylvania, and Philly Roller Derby. Eat authentic German food and enjoy VIP seminars, roller derby arm wrestling, bands and music(Polkadelphia), and Beerlesque! Get your tickets while you can at PhillyBierfest.com. Then, Kristen catches up with Deborah Norville, two time Emmy Award winner, reporter, writer, entrepreneur, and longtime co-anchor of Inside Edition. Deborah has the scoop on the 92nd Academy Awards and the predictions on who will win what at the ceremony on Sunday night. Watch on CBS, Sunday, February 9th, beginning at 9pm. Catch Deborah Norville on Inside Edition weekday evenings at 7pm on CBS. https://www.insideedition.com/ Once again, First Person Arts chats with Kristen about their Ex Files Story Slams on Valentine’s Day at Underground Arts. Tanesha Ford, Marketing Director for First Person Arts and local Philly comedian Alyssa Al-Dookhi join Kristen in the studio to talk about this 10th Annual Ex Files Story Slam, with two shows Friday, February 14th at 7pm and 9pm. Alyssa will will be hosting, along with John Deary. The two co-host a game show the last Saturday of every month called Makeup or Breakup, at Good Good Comedy (next show February 29th). First Person Arts Story Slams allow 10 random audience members to share their stories, based on that month’s theme, in a competition for Best Storyteller each month. Winners from each show get a $100 grand prize and a chance to compete in the GrandSlam in May. This Valentine’s Day, arrive prepared with a story about your ex (or exes), or simply listen to the 10 stories as an audience member and participate as an audience judge. The Ex Files Story Slam is super popular and both shows will SELL OUT. Get your tickets ($15) for either the 7pm or 9pm show (or both, as they’ll be completely different) at FirstPersonArts.org. 

First Person Arts returns to BEN Around Philly to talk about their upcoming Ex Files Story Slam(s) on Valentine’s Day at Underground Arts. Tanesha Ford, Marketing Director for First Person Arts and local Philly comedian Alyssa Al-Dookhi join Kristen in the studio to talk about this 10th Annual Ex Files Story Slam, with two shows Friday, February 14th at 7pm and 9pm. Alyssa will will be hosting, along with John Deary. The two co-host a game show the last Saturday of every month called Makeup or Breakup, at Good Good Comedy (next show February 29th). First Person Arts Story Slams allow 10 random audience members to share their stories, based on that month’s theme, in a competition for Best Storyteller each month. Winners from each show get a $100 grand prize and a chance to compete in the GrandSlam in May. This Valentine’s Day, arrive prepared with a story about your ex (or exes), or simply listen to the 10 stories as an audience member and participate as an audience judge. The Ex Files Story Slam is super popular and both shows will SELL OUT. Get your tickets ($15) for either the 7pm or 9pm show (or both, as they’ll be completely different) at FirstPersonArts.org.  On Tuesday, Kristen attended the 2020 Visit Philadelphia Annual Tourism and Hospitality Industry Outlook. The 2020 Outlook was held at the beautiful Met Philadelphia on Broad Street, and featured Visit Philadelphia’s president and CEO Jeff Guaracino, Mayor Jim Kenney, as well as a number of other state, regional and local hospitality industry leaders. The presentation shed light on many of the projects and programs in the works for Philadelphia and the tourism industry this year, and into the next decade. Hear about some of Visit Philadelphia’s upcoming tourism and marketing initiatives, including a Visit Philadelphia podcast, increased marketing in Canada, a new James Beard Foundation Partnership, Real ID awareness, the new ‘City of Sisterly Love’ designation and more. Find more information at VisitPhilly.com.

Today Brandon got caught up so we have a guest, its Marcely. We start out hot talking about our weeks and then we do some GillisGate talk. We talk about Wrestling for a little. We figure out the type of Old Black Men we would be come and then we bring it home with a great message.

John Deary is a Philadelphia-based comedian is hosts two monthly shows in the city; Makeup or Breakup at Good Good Comedy in Chinatown and Good Hang at Moonshine in South Philly.  He joined Dan and Scott to talk about dealing with the sound of his own voice, being adopted and why almost every comic in the city loves professional wrestling.  Remember to leave a comment and rate us!

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Welcome to my #podcast Where Are You REALLY From. Every week I'll have another guest from around the world that probably got this question before (REALLY...) if it's because his color of the skin, his accent, his outfit or just his special energies. Everything you wanted to know about other people's cultures, experiences or just funny stories. Yes, we are ALL comedians. And people of the world. On today's episode Iv'e got double guests- Alyssa Al-Dookhi and Fareeha Khan !!! Alyssa Al-Dookhi is an Arab American comedian, writer and game show host living in Philadelphia. Alyssa grew up in Kuwait and attended college in Michigan. However, it is in the city of Brotherly Love that Alyssa found comedy, honed her sharp wit and cultivated her laid back, stoner style. She produces and hosts the popular Good Good Comedy game shows “Eat Your Beats!” and “Make Up Or Break Up.” She performed at the 2018 HBO Women in Comedy Festival. ----- Fareeha Khan is a comedian, writer, actor, and artist based in NYC. She has written for MTV Decoded and Reductress, and she was part of the Riot x TBS Comedy Writers Lab last year. She has appeared in comedy shorts for Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Comedy Central, and Funny or Die. You can see her performing stand up and characters regularly around NYC or at one of the shows she hosts: The 'Sup Show at Caveat and OutCasts at Union Hall. She also does improv with her pal Rachel Kaly at a fun and insane two-prov show called Twins F*cking. Her web series Ronnie Luvs Comedy is available on the internet. In it, she plays a teenage boy named Ronnie, which she got the "Best Actress" award for at Quickie Fest IV because I guess she's good at playing a teenage boy. She hails from Pakistan and also somehow Virginia. Listen, Laugh and Love, Yael Gavish

We talk about bringing back MTV dating shows. We talk about being out at every single night. We talk about cartoons. We talk about LeMaire possibly getting arrested. We talk about Feud!, every First Saturday at 10pm at Good Good Comedy. We talk about Stand Up Comedy. We end with a fiery message from Christian Mangual. Free Brandon and share the dang cast.

Philly comic Kyle Harris visited Austin recently for a gig at Altercation Comedy Fest. He kindly made time to join me in the kitchen for an historic meeting of the minds that examines his dislike of not only his chosen art form, but also the city that he calls home. We chatted about sleep paralysis, Good Good Comedy (the only good thing in Philly, according to him), mayonnaise versus Miracle Whip, his sketch group Darlings, the tourism industry, honky tonks, his Boston origin story, his lady’s-man uncle, food cuckolding, The Flintstones live-action film, and hypothetical sculpture. The outro song is “Voicemails” by Yung K. Support Humor and the Abject for a chance to win an original, personalized sound collage at: http://d.rip/humorandthebject

Philadelphia, we came, we saw, we really hated that smoothie place Fuel! #InsideTheCloset recorded at the Good Good Comedy Club, and we had a blast! Matteo is sweating cheesesteak, Emma's into lions sexually, and we answered questions from the audience about everything from coming out to how we prepare for the podcast. Follow Emma - @EmmaWillmann  http://www.emmacomedy.com/     Follow Matteo - @MatteoLane https://www.matteolanecomedy.com/   Follow Princess Cupcake Warrior - @PCupcakeWarrior   Become a Patron - https://www.patreon.com/ITC   Follow us on Facebook at Inside The Closet Podcast, and send your questions to Insidetheclosetpodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pete has something to get off of his chest about a cartoon from his youth, and Marissa presents some popular alternate theories about children’s shows. Also Juan Garza earns “favorite fan” status by facilitating a continuation of our hippie discussion, Pete watches the NBA Playoffs, and Marissa is plugging Riverdale  Live at Good Good Comedy […]

Pete has something to get off of his chest about a cartoon from his youth, and Marissa presents some popular alternate theories about children’s shows. Also Juan Garza earns “favorite fan” status by facilitating a continuation of our hippie discussion, Pete watches the NBA Playoffs, and Marissa is plugging Riverdale  Live at Good Good Comedy […]

We start off with an ad for Taco Bell. We talk about Brandon having sex in Timbs. We talk about the power of Shoes. "Shaq never wore Shaqs" We talk about our Dads, We talk about Keane and Brandon on Eat Your Beats. "This is the first consequence of the Good Good Thing" We talk about our Holidays. Is Spider-verse the best Spiderman movie of all-time. Keane pulls out an amazing Stephen A. Smith impression. A great message at the end, this episode is smokey from start to finish. Take a bite of this tender episode. Please Like, Rate and Subscribe. Thank you for listening we love you!

This week, Josh talks to Christine Honey about resting nice face, a little about Holden Caulfield, and more. See Christine and the rest of Cups and a Half at Good Good Comedy on Sunday, December 17 at 830pm as they present The Man, The Myth, The Legend. Head to goodgoodcomedy.com for more info. Check out the latest from The Worst Generation on Youtube.

This week, Josh talks to Dave Metter (What’s Your Line?) about old game shows, spec scripts, and Muggsy Bogues. See Dave at the next What’s My Line at Good Good Comedy on November 11 at 7pm. Tickets are available at goodgoodcomedy.com. You can see me hosting Big Freakin’ Quiz during Black Friday Comedy Marathon at PHIT. Saturday, November 25 at 225pm.

Chip and Jeff enjoyed a hot and spicy night of talking while running in the historic Bella Vista and South Philly neighborhoods in the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection. They discussed: adventure runs, Frank Rizzo Mural, Stockard Channing, the Italian Market, smoke walks, corn on the cob, Ben Franklin Bridge, dog costumes, tug boats, “Brandi,” Happy Birthday Mary Chantry, Philly 10K, Philly Runner, Delaware River Cat Haven, Pier 68, seeing bands alone, Swervedriver, Lloyd Bridges, Keith Moon, falling off ladders, Bucks County Marathon, The Cure, Mummer Museum, Oates statue, Kickball League, Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar, favorite Beatles song, Devil’s Den, Andy Richter, Todd Glass, Philly’s Marilyn Monroe Man and “John” Goodtimes. Music played: “Last Rites” by Swervedriver and “Hanging on The Telephone” by The Nerves. Quality Links: "We Have Fun" at Good Good Comedy, September 18th https://goodgoodcomedy.com/wehavefun/ Farm Sanctuary https://www.farmsanctuary.org/ Ken Kweder http://kennkweder.com/ Too Old For Teens http://usedwigs.com/old-school-too-old-to-play-teens/ Junk Miles Twitter: twitter.com/junkmilesshow Chip Chantry twitter.com/chipchantry Jeff Lyons twitter.com/usedwigs

Amanda Sitko (Brockmire, UCB) joins the MEAT boys along with Philly natives Frank Farrell (The Prince & PHIT) & Annie Paradis (The Slam, Good Good Comedy). Annie tells a story about how she catfished a local lifeguard before catfishing was even a thing. Frank talks about a time he broke bad news to his girlfriend at his graduation and brought everything to a screeching halt. These true stories inspire improvised scenes about The Daytime Oscars, an office love rectangle, the nerdiest spring break of all time and more! Recorded live at The Good Good Comedy Theatre in Philadelphia, PA. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy ( https://www.acast.com/privacy ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-meat-improv-with-jake-jabbour-and-josh-simpson/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week, Josh talked to The Incredible Shrinking Matt and Jacquie during Philly Podfest about being comfortable with reactions that aren’t laughter, making videos, and passing on what they’ve learned in comedy. See The Flat Earth July 27 and 28 and August 3 and 4 at PHIT. Then head to Good Good Comedy to catch Jacquie hosting One Minute Monologues on July 29 at 7pm and The Incredible Shrinking Matt and Jacquie with Hot Raw Fire on August 5 at 10pm.

This week, Josh talks to Alex Pearlman (@alexpearlman) about moving to New Mexico, being allowed to fail, and not getting a laugh for a year. Alex will be a panelist on What’s My Line at Good Good Comedy this Friday, July 21st at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and available at goodgoodcomedy.com. Alex can also be heard on the podcast Them Boys. Come see the live My First Sketch at Philly Pod Fest this Sunday at 430pm at PHIT’s Second Stage. Tickets are available at myfirstsketch.com/july23.

This week, Josh talks to Max Sittenfield (The Worst Generation, Shark Tank: The Final Episode) about learning major life lessons while playing a dog, the bottled water industrial complex, and parodies outliving their sources. See Shark Tank: The Final Episode on July 7 and 8 at 7pm at Good Good Comedy. Go to goodgoodcomedy.com/sharktank for more info and tickets. Come to My First Sketch live during Philly Pod Fest on July 23 at 430pm at PHIT’s Second Stage with special guests The Incredible Shrinking Matt and Jacquie. Audio warning: the interview portion of this episode has some static issues; sincere apologies in advance.

This week, Josh talks to Matt Jay about quitting Judo Range or being fired from Judo Range or getting ghosted by Judo Range. Josh couldn’t remember. But really, we also talk about being raised on television, how improv can be easier than sketch, and starting a YouTube channel. Watch Matt’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/cartoons101. See Josh perform at One Minute Monologues Saturday, May 27, at 7pm at Good Good Comedy. See a live My First Sketch during Philly PodFest on July 23 at 430pm with special guests, The Incredible Shrinking Matt & Jacquie.

This week, Josh talks to Matt Aukamp about Two Mustaches, The Win Show, and Hey, We’re Cool, not to mention Josh’s continuing obsession with Lil Lord Fauntleroy. See How to Be Bad at D&D at the Philly Ren Faire at Fort Mifflin on May 13, 14, 20, and 21. Check out phillyrenfaire.com for more information. And Dungeon Palz returns to Good Good Comedy on May 31st. Tickets are available at goodgoodcomedy.com.

Kate Banford, co-owner of Good Good Comedy Theater and comedian extraordinaire, talks about her childhood love for this old and relatively obscure British retelling of The Chronicles of Narnia.  Why does a little girl trust a kidnapper so quickly?  How do anthropomorphic animals and Christianity coexist? And was there some Read more…

Chip and Jeff are back and in a basement recovering from various old man illnesses but still have the energy to execute an incredibly entertaining podcast with the help of super special guest, comedian and Financial Guru, Gregg Gethard! The trio chat about marathon and half marathon CHEATING, “Dancin’ On Air,” Phil and Joe Niekro, Action Park, The Broad Street Run, robberies, cool jackets, Good Good Comedy, NYC Marathon, prank shows, horses, and the origin story of a very famous nickname! Music played: “Neverwhere” by Hiccup and “Naked and High On Drugs” by The Karl Hendricks Trio Hiccup https://hiccup.bandcamp.com/ The Karl Hendricks Trio https://karlhendricks.bandcamp.com/ The Wheel & The Alphabet: A Tribute To Karl Hendricks http://www.comedyminusone.com/2017/03/08/the-wheel-the-alphabet-a-tribute-to-karl-hendricks/ Junk Miles Twitter: https://twitter.com/junkmilesshow Chip Chantry https://twitter.com/chipchantry Jeff Lyons https://twitter.com/usedwigs

This week, Josh talks to Alyssa al-Dookhi (Yard Sale Comedy) about puns, moving from Kuwait to Michigan, and Bechdel Test Fest. You can see Alyssa in the 8pm block on Friday, March 3 at the Bechdel Fest. But also, check out Eat Your Beats March 10th at Good Good Comedy and Make Up or Break Up March 25th at Good Good Comedy. And for your stand up fix, Yard Sale Comedy at Bourbon and Branch monthly. We are looking for volunteers for Philly Sketchfest: check out phillysketchfest.com for more information.

Welcome to Tinder Tales! This is my podcast about the best and worst of Online Dating. Listen to my guest Comedian Chanel Ali as we talk about the behind the scenes conversations while working at OKCupid, Meeting guys over Twitter, and when Chanel and I matched on tinder. HOLY SHIT! We are on iTunes! Please Rate and Subscribe! Follow Chanel on Twitter at @Chanel__Ali. She’s got a great monthly show at Good Good Comedy called "It Sounds Crazy" Third Thursday at the month. Also look for her on Night Train on SeeSo Follow me at @Piccolomeany and I also run a show called Ambush Comedy every Tuesday at Two Boots Williamsburg 8-8:30pm Everyone gets a free beer, 8:30 pm we start an awesome comedy show. Recently featured in Time Out NYC Dating Sites used by Chanel: OkCupid Tinder Plenty of Fish Twitter

This week, Josh talks to Gregg Gethard (@holdingcourtpod) about the Sixth Borough, creating characters, and getting banned from Helium. You can see Financial Guru Gregg Gethard at the Ha Ha Halloween Showcase on Wednesday, October 26 at the Punch Line Comedy Club at 8pm or at The Banter Show on Friday, October 28 at Good Good Comedy at 8pm. Go to myfirstsketch.com to see more from Gregg and sketches we mentioned.

Josh talks to Julia Celley (of Locked in Julia’s Basement) about falcons, clowns, and John Bobbit wrestling. Go see Locked in Julia’s Basement from Good Good Comedy at Plays and Players Theater (1714 Delancey St) on July 25th at 830. Tickets are $5 and available at goodgoodcomedy.com/juliasbasement

Josh talks to Bill Reick (of it’s the new and Darius Rucker MD) about the Muppets, joy in comedy, and the high school class where he got to watch Mr. Show. See Let’s Talk: Under the Boardwalk from Good Good Comedy at the Plays and Players Theater (1714 Delancey St.) on July 26 at 530 pm. Tickets are $5 and available at goodgoodcomedy.com/slot3.

In the wake of a great environmental calamity, scientific progress soars out of necessity, and great steam-powered ships sail across a newly water-covered world. Massive corporations vie for control of new technologies, employing dangerous mercenaries, like the man they call... GUB. They call him that because his name is Gub. Tavern Tales: http://www.taverntalesrpg.com/ Hey We're cool: https://www.facebook.com/heywerecool/timeline Good Good Comedy: http://www.goodgoodcomedy.com Dungeon Palz: https://goodgood.yapsody.com/event/book/36397/190761 Follow Matt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattaukamp Theme Song: Mega Ran feat. D&D Sluggers, "Infinite Lives," RandomBeats LLC, www.megaran.com/

This show is not great, it's good good! Kate Banford from Good Good Comedy drops by Nerdvana. Kate is a comedian and the co founder of Good Good Comedy. This week we talk about KickStarter, Improv Magic and Avalon. Plus we play "Is it Good Good?" for Host vs Guest vs Audience! For More Kate: Twitter Good Good Twitter Website Facebook This episode of the +2 Comedy Podcast is brought to you by KNFilters.com/podcast Do you want to advertise on the +2 Comedy Podcast? Click here to check out our Fiverr store!