It's a cultural gumbo of comedy as we explore DJ Rhett's path, carved through the swamps of social media, to become a beloved figure who isn't afraid to poke fun at himself, pastalaya and everyone in between. From navigating the tricky waters of online criticism to celebrating the quirks of Cajun life, Rhett's parodies reflect a community rich in stories and ripe for laughter. He even gives us a peek into the regional nuances that flavor his comedy. This episode is a slice of Louisiana life, seasoned with the South Louisiana region's distinctive humor and the shared joy of storytelling.

Finally, we pull back the curtain on the local stand-up scene, revealing the grit it takes to make it on stage in the world of Louisiana comedy. DJ Rhett shares the realities comedians face, from the distractions of bar crowds to the rush of nailing a punchline. His experiences echo the broader narrative of artists seeking their spotlight in a state known for its colorful characters, and the conversation leaves us with an appreciation for the craft that goes into every joke, story, and performance. Ready for a heaping helping of laughter, culture, and a few unexpected life lessons? Tune in and let the good times roll with DJ Rhett and the vibrant spirit of Cajun comedy.

AcadianaCasts Presents: DJ Rhett

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Thanks to our sponsor, Cajun Comic Relief! You can check out hilarious Cajun comedians like DJ Rhett at the 33rd Annual Cajun Comic Relief on March 9th, at The Heymann Performing Arts Center in Lafayette, LA.

"AcadianaCasts Presents" is the Flagship Podcast of the ACADIANACASTS NETWORK. Lafayette, LA based host, Carter Simoneaux talks with entertainers, business owners, athletes, chefs, and more - anyone who can help tell the story of Acadiana.

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We're back from summer break with lots to catch-up on, like how I cruised a Bravoleb while I was out in the Hamptons, and I learn I butt dialed John at an inopportune moment. Plus, I want to remember my friend, the great Jimmy Buffett. 

Later, Cedric The Entertainer drops by to talk about his new novel 'Flipping Boxcars,' hosting the White House Correspondents Dinner during the George W. Bush years, and starting stand-up because of a dare. 

For more interviews and behind-the-scenes tea, tune in to Andy Cohen Live weekdays on Radio Andy by subscribing to SiriusXM. Use my code siriusxm.com/radioandytrial for a free trial!

It's our last week of summer break, so we're sharing a couple more of our favorite conversations from the past year on Radio Andy. Up first, we're talking to Janelle James about her start in stand-up and her breakout role in 'Abbott Elementary.' 

Then, Chris Redd drops by to talk about his special 'Why Am I Like this?', and that time he was punched in the face right after leaving WWHL. (Suffice to say, Chris Redd may be done appearing on WWHL) 

For more interviews and behind-the-scenes tea, tune in to Andy Cohen Live weekdays on Radio Andy by subscribing to SiriusXM. Use my code siriusxm.com/radioandytrial for a free trial!

It was a pleasure to chat with Lehmo recently on Comedy Legends with Bevo.

We discussed the success of the Utopia television show that Lehmo stars in on the ABC network, how he went from being an accountant to a stand-up comedian and the difference between performing overseas compared to Australia.

Thanks so much to Lehmo for his time, to the Southern Slugs Football Club for their continued support and sponsoring this episode and the team at PodBooth for a great job in putting this episode together.

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How do you feel when comedians who aren't disabled make jokes referencing the disabled community? A bit by Matt Rife has been making itself known to me, thanks to the universe and social media algorithms, in which he compares the lives of trans people and wheelchair users. 

Please note, I am speaking ONLY from the perspective of a disabled person, and am not making any assumptions about what the trans community would think about these jokes.

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Chelsea Handler drops by to talk about her 'Little Big Bitch' tour, taking Molly before a show, and realizing her relationship had run it's course because of a threesome.

But first, we're getting into that Vanderpump Rules Reunion, the RHONJ Reunion, and getting tracked down by Bo Dietl. And later we listen to Pete Davidson's voicemail to PETA (I'm team Pete), plus John's Gay Toblerone News.

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Michael Buchinger ist Influencer, Comedian und Buchautor. Mit seinem Youtube Video „Was wäre, wenn Facebook das reale Leben wäre“ erreicht er 1,2 Millionen Menschen und wird auch nachhaltig zu einem der erfolgreichsten Influencer Österreichs. Nachhaltig ist auch sein Grantler-Dasein. Denn in seinem aktuellen Kabarettprogramm ist er der Meinung: „Ein bisschen Hass muss sein“. Und mit viel Sarkasmus und Witz konfrontiert er die glänzende Socialmedia Welt voller LIKES mit seinen Videos und legendären Hasslisten in denen er ausspricht, was viele nur denken. Ein Denkmal möchte er sich selbst setzen, indem er aktuell eine Topmodel-Karriere anstrebt. Frei nach Heidi Klum „in der Modewelt geht es um Personality and Faces“. Michi Buchinger bestätigt, er hat beides: Personality und faces – wie viele Gesichter davon er in dieser Podcastfolge zeigt, erfahrt ihr, wenn ihr ‘reinhört.

Wie direkt ist Michael Buchinger privat und steht Ehrlichkeit für ihn im Widerspruch zur Höflichkeit? Wie leicht oder schwer fällt es, Kritik nicht persönlich zu nehmen und was macht den beliebten Influencer bedingungslos glücklich? All diese Fragen und noch viele mehr, beantwortet Michi in dieser Podcastfolge.

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Originally from Waukegan, Illinois, Leanne studied comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade, the Magnet Theater, The Second City, and IO Chicago. In New York City, she wrote, performed, and produced her critically acclaimed one-woman show, produced and hosted a comedy open mic for over 7 years, and produced and hosted a weekly stand-up show.

In 2015 Leanne moved to California where she continued producing shows, opened an online store, and co-hosted a podcast. While it was fun, she missed the opportunities and connections that New York offered her as an aspiring artist. Because everything in California is so spread out, Leanne found herself spending more time on the freeway than on stage.

In August 2019 BC (before COVID), she began using existing technologies to host an online open mic. This allowed her to spend more time honing her skills and less time struggling with time and money. After a few months, her regularly participating comedians suggested that she charge them for the service. It was then that she knew she was onto something.

Leanne has earned a Master of Innovation & Entrepreneurship (MIE) degree at the University of California, Irvine. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Leanne is also a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and with CoachVille. 

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#74:  Me and Olivia do a catch up episode where we talk about everything we both have been up to since our last episode in Feb.

We talk about The Huntsville Mom Event we both attended and some how get on the topic of Olivia being taken .. not once... but twice!

She also did my make-up today so we will be sharing the photos of that soon. We didn't get to talk about my experience getting progressional make-up for the first time because as always we ran out of time. Don't worry, we will get to that soon!

Stay until the end for a little Q&A sesh with Olivia!

Also note if the audio sounds a little distorted, Olivia and I had to share a mic because one of the chords decided to not work when recording and I test out a new feature with my new equipment to have the intro and outdo music imported straight in!

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Until next time guys ... BYEEE!!!

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as a little mid-break bonus, the host rattles off some jokes from a recent writing session over a lo-fi track he produced himself. season 4 returns february 10th.

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Show 144 – Cori Gonzalez-Macuer (Actor/Comedian)

 
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Cori was born in Chile and raised in Wellington, NZ. He has worked as an actor, comedian and mental health advocate for over a decade. He has performed as a stand-up comedian all over the world.

 Cori played Nick in NZ’s epic film What We Do In The Shadows with the incredible Taika Waititi, Jemaine Clement, Jonny Brugh and many others. Other notable screens include Eagle VS Shark, Insider's Guide To Happiness, Wellington Paranormal & Mean Mums. 

Cori has won several awards, including the prestigious Billy T James Award, handed out to NZ's most promising young comedian as part of the New Zealand International Comedy Festival. He has also worked on several TV shows as an actor, writer, presenter and panellist. 

He grew up playing representative soccer in New Zealand, eventually moving back to his native Chile once he finished high school to trial and train with local pro teams, but this was cut short due to injury. He returned to NZ to pursue his university studies.

 Cori’s father committed suicide in 2016, and things changed significantly in his life. He became a mental health advocate, and his TED X, where he asks people who suffer from depression to look for support, is a powerful one.

ALTBAYS Show invites awesome people from Aotearoa, New Zealand, to have an honest, laid-back conversation. Our platform focuses on bringing communities together to grow and thrive. 

Show 141 – Alan McElroy (Comedian)

 
Welcome to ALTBAYS Show (feat. Fabian Roberts and Leo Magri)

Alan McElroy is an award-winning Irish comedian who’s been living in New Zealand for a few years.

Recently, Alan sold out The Full Irish & The Comedy Pub Crawl at Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Life on the road doing comedy is exactly what Alan wants for his life.

He is also a regular guest on RNZ’s The Panel. He has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe, Electric Picnic and performed to sold-out crowds around New Zealand with his Irish and Scottish comedy show, Booze & Craic.

Alan comes to have that classic end-of-the-year yarn at the Altbays Show before performing a sold-out gig in Whitianga. How cool!

Grab a class, put your feet up and enjoy this great chat!

ALTBAYS Show invites awesome people from Aotearoa, New Zealand, to have an honest, laid-back conversation. Our platform focuses on bringing communities together to grow and thrive. 

the twelve quips of christmas, pt. 3. a satirical look at the bombastic sensationalism invading the language of our weather news teams. *watch on youtube*

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*watch on youtube* ... the twelve quips of christmas, pt. 1. kirk dives into the insane concept of the bathroom attendant.

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Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and Andrew Schulz discuss the formation of the comedic premise, the necessity and power of play, how self esteem and the internet have helped fuel our modern world and fragmented woke-ness, and why Schulz decided to release his hit special on his own, despite mainstream interest.

Andrew Schulz is an American stand up comic, podcast host, actor, and producer. Schulz began his standup journey in college at the University of California, where he also earned a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. From there he both hosted and appeared on numerous MTV shows such as Guy Code and The Hook Up. In 2015 Schulz starred in the IFC series Benders, and appeared as a recurring character in Amazon’s Sneaky Pete up until 2017. That same year, he released his first comedy special, 4:1:1, on Youtube. He followed this up in 2018 with the special 5:1:1 which went on to top the charts on Amazon, iTunes, Apple Music, Google Play, and Billboard. He has released multiple comedy EP’s, as well as produced and hosted multiple podcasts, such as The Brilliant Idiots which he co-hosts with Charlamagne tha God, and Flagrant 2 which he shares with fellow comics Akaash Singh, Mark Gagnon, and the video editor known as AlexxMedia. Most recently in 2022, Schulz released yet another free-on-Youtube comedy special, Infamous, which he infamously chose not to release on major streaming platforms, despite express interest.

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(24:30) The truth in comedy

(27:45) Extreme notoriety accompanies success

(30:58) Why Jordan Peterson has leaned conservative

(33:15) Self esteem, breaking out, and creativity

(39:40) Education, the internet, and echo chambers

(43:55) Resentment, discourse, the Daily Wire

(47:19) Schulz on Jordan

(50:55) Finding community online versus in person

(55:10) Hard arguments and the creation of a comedic premise

(1:00:45) Curse words are an insight into culture

(1:02:22) Frustration over censorship, the choice to go it alone

(1:08:14) The power of story, the lens through which we see the world

(1:13:31) Why rules are enacted through story

(1:15:10) Why Hollywood films are more and more disjointed

(1:21:32) Making fun, the power of play

(1:25:41) Playing with death, catharsis by fire

(1:29:19) The collected poetry of Donald Trump

(1:30:42) Scaling your dragons, when tyrants rule

(1:33:49) To gaze upon what terrifies us

(1:41:26) The spirit of play, hard topics, Judaism

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A PodSwap with my other podcast, Did That Really Happen?, sharing jokes and comedy of comedians connected to Vietnam.

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Ever heard a joke and wondered, “Did That Really Happen?”

Long before I ever started comedy, when I heard comedians tell the craziest, funniest stories I would always wonder just that. And if I got a chance to meet them after the show I would always ask “Did That Really Happen?” … and 9 times out of 10 the answer was “Yes!”

But the difference between sharing a story with friends and telling it on stage is a comedian’s ability to take those moments and craft them into a well worked joke. In each episode of this podcast we’ll talk to comedians from around the world, play you one of their jokes, then ask them, “Did That Really Happen?

My guest today is Liem Smith an American-born Vietnamese comic out of Dallas, TX. He’s been doing comedy for over 10 yrs all over the US and has performed in Japan and South Korea.  Listen to his joke and find out... Did that really happen?

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No one has mastered the art of emoting the feeling of all three like Leo González—a comedian and content creator from Hanford, Ca. He has already caught the attention of public figures like George Lopez and Will Smith with his POV-style comedy videos and has amassed more than 2.5 million followers on TikTok and over half a million on Instagram. There is no doubt that Leo is on the fast track to becoming a star on social media platforms and beyond. ... (READ MORE)

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Educators use humor as a vital tool for building community in classrooms, helping students retain information, and creating a positive learning environment. All that aside, who doesn't enjoy a good laugh? There's something of a growing interest in scholarship surrounding the use of humor in classrooms, and this week your hosts are taking a look at what makes us laugh. What kinds of humor might best serve students of all backgrounds? How do you use humor to reach students who might otherwise be out of touch? How comfortable are you as an educator with expressing your sarcastic side? We're tackling all of these questions on 16:1.

Thanks for listening!

Sources:

“A Review of Humor in Educational Settings: Four Decades of Research” (Communication Education, January 2011)

The Art Newspaper - Hannah Gadsby: taking down art history's misogyny through comedy by Ben Luke

MasterClass - How to Use Humor to Teach: 4 Tips for Using Humor to Educate