Podcasts about mutiny cafe

Billy Wayne & Mike chat with Dutch Botanical's JJ in front a live audience at Denver's High Plains Comedy Festival in The Mutiny Cafe.

Mark Masters wrote a book about his first 6 months performing stand-up comedy that is a must-listen for new comics. We talked about that and where he is now in his career. Mark has a website www.markmasters.co He has a mailing list with only one email per month www.markmasters.co/#laughlist Mark has a web series and podcast www.markmasters.co/podcast-and-web-series.html He runs a monthly Saturday night comedy show in Vail, CO at Vail Brewing Company www.vailcomedyshow.com He is starting a new show in Parker, CO at the Blu Note, a beautiful jazz club, www.parkercomedyshow.com friends of the podcast can get free tickets by reaching out to Mark.  First show is Sunday March 22 with headliner Derrick Stroup Mark has a book called Not Good Yet, more info at www.notgoodyet.com it is available in print at Mutiny Cafe and Tattered Cover in Denver as well as on Amazon.  The audiobook is on Audible and many other audiobook providers Mark is happy to sell his famous Alpaca Vail Comedy Show stickers, get a personal note from Mark with a sticker by sending $5 to @markmarkcolorado www.vailcomedyshow.com/#sticker Mark is performing at the Premise comedy show in San Francisco, CA on April 8, 2020 Mark has shows on April 9 in Aspen, CO, April 10 in Steamboat, CO (ticketed, reach out for comps), and April 11 in Vail, CO Mark will be speaking at the 32nd annual Colorado Teen Literature Conference on April 18, 2002If you like the show, you can follow us on social media! Isn't that great!FacebookTwitterInstagramAnd..if you want to see some of my comedy, you can check out my YouTube Channel and heck, maybe subscribe!BTB YouTube 

Remembering Kobe Bryant and his legacy in this one. I also break down my most recent set at the Mutiny Cafe and talk about the Corona Virus. You can reach the podcast at comedianordinaire@gmail.com Please send all of your questions, comments, queries, and concerns. Follow the podcast on instagram @comedian.ordinaire and support local comedy. It happens literally every single night and they love performing in front of as many strangers as possible. If you're looking for a mic to go to, whether to perform or not, find the list at 5280comedy on Tumblr. 24

In the very first episode of Comedian Ordinaire I break down a 5 minute set I did at the Mutiny Information Cafe, my favorite place ever to perform. The set went okay and so did the podcast. Please enjoy! As always, all questions, comments, queries, or concerns are welcome at comedianordinaire@gmail.com And every podcast will be up on Youtube as well if you prefer watching it instead. 

Ah, August. Ah, Summer. Ah, South Broadway. In Denver, all these things mean it's time for the High Plains Comedy Festival! These Things Matter has been a part of the fun for all three years, and we've moved on up every time. Year one, we were in Mutiny Cafe, performing for a crowd that was not quite sure what they were watching. Year two, we blew the roof and the Satanism outta Trve brewery. Year three, featured on this episode, we were fortunate enough to have the show in the best venue in town, the Hi-Dive. Our topic was "Comedy Movie MVP" and with our guests, Karen Kilgariff, Jay Larson, Jonah Ray and Ron Funches, we discuss who brings it in comedies on the silver screen. Who's got the best batting average, comedy movie-wise? And how many other sports references can we throw in to the mix?

Behind The Scene Episode 4 Guest: Timmi Lasley, a wonderful Denver based comedian. We talk about how she herself got into comedy and what the local comedy scene is like in Denver, including her own process of writing and what it looks like to get started doing standup. A band Timmi likes? She clued me into a wonderful punk band from Denver called the Black Dots. She talks about how she came across them and we have a listen to their song ‘Not So Quiet’ off of their latest album ‘Again & Again’. See Timmi this Thursday 5/21 at the Alamo for Mile Hi Sci Fi where she and a few others will be live riffing on Dirty Dancing. Timmi will also be at the Mutiny Cafe for her monthly show Epilogue (last Saturday of every month) on 5/30.