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How to Get More Comfortable Speaking in front of People with Shaun Eli * Ever heard of Jay Leno? * What is Shaun's "pre-game" ritual? * What is the #1 tip for speaking in front of ANY audience? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mrbiz/support

In this episode we hear from a stand-up comedian who has successfully balanced his day job with his passion for comedy. The episode explores the challenges of clean comedy and its broader appeal, as well as the benefits of adding comedy to corporate events. The evolution of communication, from tapes to hand signals, is also discussed, highlighting the importance of adapting to changing times. The episode delves into the shift in live performances during the pandemic and the busy life of a professional, filled with emails, calls, and contracts. The dilemma of insulting audiences in comedy shows is explored, emphasizing the importance of striking a balance. Lastly, a fortunate encounter and a nonchalant attitude are highlighted, showcasing the unpredictable nature of success in the comedy industry. Throughout the episode, the importance of laughter as medicine and its ability to make experiences more memorable is emphasized. The guest shares insights on how clean comedy can appeal to a wider audience, making it suitable for corporate events and conferences. The benefits of having a comedian at such events are discussed, including better memories and a more positive opinion of the conference. The mental burden of performing in different environments is also explored, highlighting the skill of reading audiences and the exhaustion that comes with it. Chapters: 04:30 - Revolutionize Your Business Operations With Wingman: The All-in-one Marketing Automation Software 08:04 - Balancing Two Jobs: Stand-up Comedy And Day Job 13:31 - The Difficulty Of Clean Comedy And Its Broader Appeal 17:05 - The Benefits Of Adding Comedy To Your Corporate Event 20:34 - The Evolution Of Communication: From Tapes To Hand Signals 24:03 - Touring Before And During The Pandemic: A Shift In Live Performances 27:24 - A Day In The Life Of A Busy Professional: Email, Calls, Contracts, And More 36:56 - The Dilemma Of Insulting Audiences In Comedy Shows 39:59 - A Fortunate Encounter And A Nonchalant Attitude Links Mentioned: Sponsor: Wingman Brain Champagne Online Brain Champagne YouTube Shaun Eli Facebook Shaun Eli LinkedIn Shaun Eli IMDB Beefy Marketing John The Marketer Links Small Business Origins Online

Stand-up comedian Shaun Eli has rightfully been called one of America's smartest comics. Whether it's a story about dining with a vegetarian or successfully fighting a parking ticket, master storyteller Shaun Eli shows you that there's hilarity in the ordinary if you approach life with a comedic warp. Job interviews? Serving on a NYC criminal jury? How about the Ten Commandments? For just about anything he's experienced Shaun has a hilarious story at the ready. Shaun has been profiled in The New York Times and has headlined shows on five continents.https://www.brainchampagne.com/hire-a-comedianMy website Brain Champagne dot com has ten comedy videos and a couple of THOUSAND jokes on it. I can be booked for corporate and industry events, charity fund-raisers, for houses of worship, golf & country clubs and of course for shows in theatres.

Stand-up comedian Shaun Eli has rightfully been called one of America's smartest comics. Whether it's a story about dining with a vegetarian or successfully fighting a parking ticket in criminal court, master storyteller Shaun Eli shows you that there's hilarity in the ordinary if you approach life with a comedic warp. Job interviews? How about the Ten Commandments? For just about anything he's experienced he has hilarious stories at the ready. With a sense of humor that's both cheerful and universal Shaun has headlined shows on five continents. In 2021 he was the recipient of a major profile in The New York Times. In this episode Shaun shares a story about how he did a comic routine and no one laughed. Later he bumped into an audience member who explained why. After the explanation it all made sense. Watch this interview on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Jqp4JZhm1TI Website and social media links : www.BrainChampagne.com https://www.facebook.com/shaun.breidbart https://twitter.com/ShaunEliComedy If you have a weird or unusual experience/story and would like to be on the show, email me at contactstargazingangel@gmail.com. Visit us on Facebook www.facebook.com/myweirdestexperiencepodcast and show your support by liking our page and our check out our website www.tinakinneyclarke.com/my-weirdest-experience-podcast.html If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to https://ratethispodcast.com/mwereviews and follow the simple instructions. Looking to be matched with a Podcast host or guest? Sign up for a free account at Podmatch Music by Bensound --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/myweirdestexperience/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myweirdestexperience/support

Shaun Eli! Comedian! Friend! Delight! Shaun and I have a real fun chat and you can have a real fun listen! We talk brains, champagnes, comedy, doctors, peppers, books and more, or less, more or less! Enjoy! PS The second half of our chat is available here as a bonus on Patreon.com/MyqKaplan!

It's a continuation celebration for our 100th episode, as we present you with The Clip Show Part Two.   This episode starts off at the beginning of 2021, as we welcome our good friend Allison Meloy full time to the podcast. Allison was a regular guest on iAccessVO and joined us here regularly starting with episode 14.   Our next few guests included Greg Stilson from The American Printing House for the Blind, Steve Ewell from The Consumer Technology Association, and Shaun Eli  comedian friend of Brian's who worked very hard to make his website fully accessible. It was Episode 17, wow, not sure what was going on with our audio on this episode, as it was absolute crap. Episode 17 was also the beginning of Brian introducing all those fun movie clips that 95% of the listeners enjoy. We did get one email from a listener who absolutely hates them.   Episode 18 brought Jayme Schwartz from Aftershockz to the show. Episode 19 was back to our Trailblazers series with Ricky Enter and friend of the show Joe SteinKamp. Episode 21 was the web developer of Ottoneu Fantasy sports, Nav shah.   It was episode 22 that saw friend of the podcast Dr. Bryan Wolynski make his first appearance on the podcast. Episode 23 brought us Virginia Jack, CEO of the Miami Lighthouse for a conversation about web accessibility.   Episode 25 brought us our first fun with an April fools episode, as blind Olympian Henry McKeller joined the show.   Episode 26 brought over the man you have to blame if you hate Brian's editing of movie clips, Derek Lane. And staying on our sound trip, Episode 27 brought us Jim Reekes the original creator of the Mac start up chime and the iPhone camera click sound.   Episode 28 brought us Comedian friend Stacey Prussman who at the time was running for Mayor of New York City. She did not win, but that was not our fault.   To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005.

Geoffrey chats with comedian Shaun Eli about the nuances of writing comedy and how to use that to punch up your own screenplays.You can find Shaun at https://www.brainchampagne.comThe Guide For Every Screenwriter is available at:https://www.thesuccessfulscreenwriter.com/booksScript Evaluation --> https://www.wefixyourscript.com/Don't forget to visit our website for all your screenwriting needs at --> https://www.thesuccessfulscreenwriter.com/podcast

We interviewed Shaun Eli about his transition from Wall Street to a successful career as a stand-up comedian. Quick-witted Shaun's comedy is reminiscent of the great Borscht Belt tradition. To learn more about him, and how to book him for your venue or party, please visit http://www.brainchampagne.com

Ivy League graduate, Shaun Eli Briedbart spend almost two decades on Wall Street before quitting his day job to pursue stand up comedy. What happened? Listen to hear his story. https://www.brainchampagne.com/biography

This is a podcast where I talk to my guests about their journey to success. We talk about their education, experience, current business, and future endeavours. A feature length episode with Shaun Eli, who is a stand-up comedian. We talk to Shaun about his early career in finance, where he spent 20 years. He changed his career trajectory by taking comedy classes. We talk about the art form of telling jokes and Shaun explains that his comedy is based on telling stories about the mundane in life. We discuss his role with Ivy League of Comedy and his corporate gigs. Shaun tells me about his favourite place to gig, listen to hear more. This is a wide-ranging conversation about corporate, comedy and entrepreneurship. Enjoy the podcast!0.45 – Business mindset1.07 – Marketing and economics degree2.10 – Comedy is entrepreneurial2.32 – First job in finance5.35 – 20 years in corporates7.20 – Comedy classes9.30 – Story telling in comedy15.00 - Humour in everyday events20.49 – Ivy League of Comedy24.15 – Corporate events for his comedy26.18 – Story of selling his car to hitch hiker31.02 – Our view on Boris Johnson36.31 – First show for Shaun in 202238.10 – Favourite place to visit and perform42.00 – Google most powerful company in the world42.22 – Shaun's website42.26 – Quick fire questionsSmall But Mighty Agency A podcast that uncovers how to go from solopreneur to seven figure agency with ease.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

After years of writing jokes for the likes of Jimmy Fallon and Conan O'Brien, Shaun Eli eventually decided to pursue his passion for a career as a stand-up comedian. Today, he continues to tour the world as one of the most acclaimed comics alive today, with over a dozen upcoming shows. For this week's episode, Anthony spoke with Shaun about writing jokes for late night TV, his approach to writing punchlines as a comic, performing in different countries for different audiences, and more! Become a paid subscriber to Piccione Arts for just $5 per month to watch the video edition at www.anthonyjpiccione.com.   Listen to the audio-only edition for free on Anchor - https://anchor.fm/indie-art-today/ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4DARjC5HiSxETwHPYO11MQ Amazon - https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/9d38ac54-5042-4111-bb33-47b62d508f5f/Indie-Art-Today-with-Anthony-J-Piccione Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1511458832 Google - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xOGYzNTI0Yy9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/b8b6zusk Radio Public - https://radiopublic.com/indie-art-today-with-anthony-j-pi-6neJ0Z Breaker - https://www.breaker.audio/indie-art-today-with-anthony-j-piccione Overcast - https://overcast.fm/itunes1511458832/indie-art-today-with-anthony-j-piccione Bullhorn - https://www.bullhorn.fm/indiearttodaywithanthonyjpicci Learn more about Shaun and his work by visiting www.brainchampagne.com. Apply now to be a guest on an upcoming episode of Indie Art Today: https://forms.gle/V8wUq5L1q4uEKeec7 Follow us on social media for updates on future episodes Facebook – www.facebook.com/indiearttoday Instagram - @indiearttoday Learn more about purchasing advertising space on our podcast by visiting www.fiverr.com/ajpiccione/promote-your-business-or-non-profit-on-my-podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-art-today/support

Is there a way to find the laughs in Leviticus? Jewish comedian Shaun Eli is determined to show us that it's possible! We combine Tzav with Purim with the incredible gifts of candor, comedy, and some tricks of timing from an incredible synagogue comedian. We have the incredible luck of getting two comedians for the price (?) of one and were thrilled to welcome Jeremy Drazner (shout out once again to Camp Ramah of Wisconsin!) as our Q&A guest. To continue the conversation: Shaun Eli's websites: BrainChampagne.com / SynagogueComedian.com Ivy League of Comedy (run by Shaun Eli): https://www.ivystandup.com/synagogue-fundraising Jeremy's Instagram: @JDraz92 / @Pastrami_on_Rye_Comedy Jeremy's Twitter: @JDraz92 NEW DISCORD LINK: https://discord.gg/xeeghhpSy3 Show the love with some Drinking and Drashing: Torah with a Twist merchandise at store.drinkinganddrashing.com, and don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts—it's a great way to help our show grow! Edited by Kate Griffin

My beauty doesn't come through in photos. Or in person. So says Shaun Eli, professional comedian, in part 2 of his interview with Boomer.  Shaun continues addressing how humor develops, how he crafts his performance, deals with difficult audience members, and whether or not comedians in general are cursed with troubled interpersonal relationships. 

What does making people laugh have to do with influence and persuasion? Quite a lot really. Comedy and humour can be very useful tools in your influence and persuasion toolkit when employed well and sadly, it's an area that is often overlooked in studies on influence and persuasion.It can be a powerful rapport tool. We tend to like people who can make us laugh and we are more likely to remember things when we find them funny. Being able to vary the emotional experience of your audience is one of the hallmarks of a confident and experienced speaker. Humour requires looking at the world a little differently.Not everyone will feel humour is for them but even a small chuckle or groan-worthy dad joke in a presentation can lighten the mood and expand the emotional journey of your audience. My guest Shaun Eli helps us out with some ways we can add some humour into our social, professional and public interactions. In this episode:The importance of being a clean comedian (if you can be)making humour through storytellingConnecting and engaging with people through humourHow to make your audience feel it's all about themSimple ways to add humour to a presentationWhy a comedy class could be just what you needThe big difference between a professional speaker and a comedianThe three steps to making a jokeand more besides.As Shaun states during the episode, our chat wasn't packed with jokes. We talked humour but not so much the jokes, so if you want to see Shaun in action, and he is indeed a funny guy, you can visit his website BrainChampagne.com and you can connect with Shaun if you'd like him to help make your talks and presentations more entertaining.On my next show, we're talking about influential storytelling with the fantastic Kurian Tharakan. Don't miss that and other amazing guests coming up to help you master the tools of ethical influence and persuasion.You can support the show for as little as $5USD a month, helping me being more amazing guests to you and improving the production and editing quality of the show. There is also a membership level that gives you exclusive access to me and my guests and also sponsorship opportunities. If none of those options suits you, you can still support the show by sharing out your favourite episodes to your network.Support the show (https://speakinginfluence.supercast.tech/)

"I wanted to date my doctor, but she said it was unethical for doctors to date patients.  I get it, especially for pediatricians and veterinarians," says Shaun Eli, writer for Jay Leno and other comedians.  Laugh along as Shaun talks to Boomer about how jokes evolve, how do comedians come up with new humor, and how to handle different and difficult audiences.

The business of being funny is quite an odd career path. While it involves writing jokes and performing them for strangers in an audience, it's quite a hustle. Stand-up comic, Shaun Eli, breaks down how went from being a full-time banker to a full-time comedian. Part of our NEW! Odd Jobs series.    Newsletter: www.oddjobsnews.com/welcome  Meet Shaun: https://www.brainchampagne.com/

SHAUN ELI is a stand up comedian who is best now for his smart comedy and wrote jokes for Jay Leno for the Tonight show for almost 20 years! Steve & Dylan dig deep into his past asking about his first satirical essay that he wrote at 10, the story behind him starting comedy when […]

SHAUN ELI is a stand up comedian who is best now for his smart comedy and wrote jokes for Jay Leno for the Tonight show for almost 20 years! Steve & Dylan dig deep into his past asking about his first satirical essay that he wrote at 10, the story behind him starting comedy when […]

SHAUN ELI is a stand up comedian who is best now for his smart comedy and wrote jokes for Jay Leno for the Tonight show for almost 20 years! Steve & Dylan dig deep into his past asking about his first satirical essay that he wrote at 10, the story behind him starting comedy when […]

Making people laugh is the greatest feeling in the world, the challenges you have to overcome are not. Join comedian and promoter Marvin McCarthy each Thursday and Sunday evening at 8pm as he interviews larger-than-life characters that will help you live life on your own terms and be the best comedian you can be. Todays guest is Shaun Eli from The Ivy League of Comedy, a comedy organisation with Broadway-quality entertainment at less than the cost of even an off-Broadway show. He is a man who has headlined 5 countries, has written for Jay Leno and has been in comedy for fifteen years. He was a fantastic guest who was able to inform us on his journey into comedy at 40, what most upstarts do wrong in comedy, the common pitfalls of promoters and how he adjusts his set when headlining in different countries. If you would like to find out about Shaun Eli, you can reach him on www.BrainChampagne.com and Twitter at ShaunEliComedy. To find out more about The Comedians Paradise, you can listen to the podcast on Spotify at https://spoti.fi/3gvhosj​ and Apple podcasts at https://apple.co/2YSGAD6​. If you would like to find out more about Marvin, you can reach him on his social media at riceandchips1 on Facebook, Tiktok, Instagram , Twitter and Youtube.

In this episode we were joined by stand up comedian & director of The Ivy League of Comedy, Shaun Eli-Breidbart Shaun talks us through his early career in banking in New York City, growing up in the big Apple, starting out in comedy, how Covid has affected the comedy industry & what Shaun has planned for the future. Links to Shaun's website below

In this interview, the bois talk to Shaun Eli, a real life professional comedian. The comical conversation includes, Bitcoin, the stand-up comedy scene, and Shaun's personal story. You can find us @secretbunkerpod on IG and Twitter, The Secret Bunker Podcast on Youtube, Reddit, and all podcast hosts. Reach out to us at any of these and thesecretbunkerpodcast@gmail.com as well as leaving audio messages on secretbunkerpodcast.com, which will be live answered on a future episode! Music: The Victory of Heroes by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/secretbunker/message

Interview with Comedian Shaun Eli www.brainchampagne.com Hosted by Dj Duss & Bamboo www.shootingtheshitpodcast.com  

Shaun Eli Breidbart is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. You can watch his videos and read some of his writings, including satirical political essays and hundreds of jokes he's written for late-night television, on his website BrainChampagne.com where his slogan “Brain Champagne: Clever Comedy for Smart Mindssm” rings true. Shaun Eli has rightfully been called one of America's smartest comics. Whether it's a story about dining with a vegetarian or successfully fighting a parking ticket, master storyteller Shaun Eli shows you that there's hilarity in the ordinary if you approach life with a comedic warp. Job interviews? Serving on the NYC criminal jury? How about the Ten Commandments? For just about anything he's experienced Shaun has a hilarious story at the ready. With a sense of humor, that's both cheerful and universal Shaun has headlined shows on five continents. His jokes have been quoted everywhere from the New York Post to Readers Digest to Healthcare Finance News. In both Reform Judaism magazine and the Christian Science Monitor, where he was the subject of the cover story. He's been featured on CareerBuilder.com and CNN, in local papers like the Scarsdale Inquirer and the Asbury Park Press and in the college papers the Yale Daily News and the Daily Pennsylvanian. Even in The Journal of Irreproducible Results, a scientific humor magazine. Yes, there is one. And his group The Ivy League of Comedy was the subject of a front-page story in the Philadelphia Inquirer. More than just smart, funny, and clever, Shaun is determined to express his opinion passionately, not surprising for someone who wrote his first satirical essay at age ten. When profiled in Fortune magazine “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno quoted one of Shaun's jokes, citing it as an example of the type of “smart comedy” he's happy to include in his opening monologue. Jay and other late-night hosts used Shaun's topical material in their monologues for almost two decades. Outside the world of comedy, Shaun was a world-class athlete in two obscure sports (rowing and dragon-boat racing), worked as a lifeguard instructor, and is an instrument-rated pilot. He is also an award-winning economic forecaster who once sold his car to a hitchhiker. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/odell-glenn-jr/support

Shaun Eli Breidbart is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's  Wharton School of Business.  You can watch his videos and read some of his writings, including satirical political essays and hundreds of jokes he's written for late-night television, on his website BrainChampagne.com where his slogan “Brain Champagne: Clever Comedy for Smart Mindssm” rings true. Shaun Eli has rightfully been called one of America's smartest comics. Whether it's a story about dining with a vegetarian or successfully fighting a parking ticket, master storyteller Shaun Eli shows you that there's hilarity in the ordinary if you approach life with a comedic warp. Job interviews? Serving on the NYC criminal jury? How about the Ten Commandments? For just about anything he's experienced Shaun has a hilarious story at the ready. With a sense of humor, that's both cheerful and universal Shaun has headlined shows on five continents. His jokes have been quoted everywhere from the New York Post to Readers Digest to Healthcare Finance News. In both Reform Judaism magazine and the Christian Science Monitor, where he was the subject of the cover story. He's been featured on CareerBuilder.com and CNN, in local papers like the Scarsdale Inquirer and the Asbury Park Press and in the college papers the Yale Daily News and the Daily Pennsylvanian. Even in The Journal of Irreproducible Results, a scientific humor magazine. Yes, there is one. And his group The Ivy League of Comedy was the subject of a front-page story in the Philadelphia Inquirer. More than just smart, funny, and clever, Shaun is determined to express his opinion passionately, not surprising for someone who wrote his first satirical essay at age ten. When profiled in Fortune magazine “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno quoted one of Shaun's jokes, citing it as an example of the type of “smart comedy” he's happy to include in his opening monologue. Jay and other late-night hosts used Shaun's topical material in their monologues for almost two decades. Outside the world of comedy, Shaun was a world-class athlete in two obscure sports (rowing and dragon-boat racing), worked as a lifeguard instructor, and is an instrument-rated pilot. He is also an award-winning economic forecaster who once sold his car to a hitchhiker.  

Stand-up comedian Shaun Eli has rightfully been called one of America's smartest comics.Whether it's a story about dining with a vegetarian or successfully fighting a parking ticket, master storyteller Shaun Eli shows you that there's hilarity in the ordinary if you approach life with a comedic warp.Job interviews? Serving on a NYC criminal jury? How about the Ten Commandments? For just about anything he's experienced Shaun has a hilarious story at the ready. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shaun Eli is very funny. He has been doing standup comedy for 18 years. Comedy means everything to him. He loves making laugh. Stand-up comedian Shaun Eli has rightfully been called one of America's smartest comics. Whether it's a story about dining with a vegetarian or successfully fighting a parking ticket, master storyteller Shaun Eli shows you that there's hilarity in the ordinary if you approach life with a comedic warp. Job interviews? Serving on a NYC criminal jury? How about the Ten Commandments? For just about anything he's experienced Shaun has a hilarious story at the ready. With a sense of humor that's both cheerful and universal Shaun has headlined shows on five continents. His jokes have been quoted everywhere from the New York Post to Readers Digest to Healthcare Finance News. In both Reform Judaism magazine and the Christian Science Monitor, where he was the subject of the cover story. He's been featured on CareerBuilder.com and CNN, in local papers like the Scarsdale Inquirer and the Asbury Park Press and in the college papers the Yale Daily News and the Daily Pennsylvanian. Even in The Journal of Irreproducible Results, a scientific humor magazine. Yes, there is one. And his group The Ivy League of Comedysm was the subject of a front-page story in the Philadelphia Inquirer. More than just smart, funny and clever, Shaun is determined to express his opinion passionately, not surprising for someone who wrote his first satirical essay at age ten. When profiled in Fortune magazine “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno quoted one of Shaun's jokes, citing it as an example of the type of “smart comedy” he's happy to include in his opening monologue. Jay and other late-night hosts have used Shaun's topical material in their monologues for more than a decade. Outside the world of comedy Shaun was a world-class athlete in two obscure sports (rowing and dragon-boat racing), worked as a lifeguard instructor and is an instrument-rated pilot. He is also an award-winning economic forecaster who once sold his car to a hitchhiker. Shaun is a graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. You can watch his videos and read some of his writings, including satirical political essays and hundreds of jokes he's written for late-night television, on his web site BrainChampagne.com where his slogan “Brain Champagne: Clever Comedy for Smart Mindssm” rings true.   You can contact Shaun at SHAUN ELI Comedian & Comedy Writer P.O. Box 360H Scarsdale, NY 10583 (914) It's Funny (914 487-3866) Shaun@BrainChampagne.com www.BrainChampagne.com or on social media at: Twitter: @ShaunEliComedy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shaun.breidbart Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaun-eli-breidbart-3404a910/

Welcome to the show everyone! We have comedian Shaun Eli joining us a little later! But first… we'll dive into an idea I had for a movie, a boy saves his sister from a dog attack, and Henry Cavill sets the interwebs on fire with a video. We have Crazy News, Another addition to our Spotify Playlist, and our brand new weather segment sponsored by What the Forecast... So keep it locked right here on The Epic Radio Show! ~Comedian Shaun Eli will be talking with us!~ Donate to The Epic Radio Show from CashApp $theepicradioshow Become a patron! https://www.patreon.com/theepicradioshow Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/ZjAqswZ Follow us! www.facebook.com/theepicradioshow www.twitter.com/epicradioshow www.youtube.com/c/theepicradioshow.com www.theepicradioshow.com Download What the Forecast from Night Cat Productions on the App Store or Google Play free! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theepicradioshow/support

At the top of the hour, host Cyrus Webb talks with comedian Shaun Eli on Conversations LIVE. Then at 30 min. past the hour poet/author Alexander Gibson talks with Webb about his literary journey.