by Gregory Wilson
Greg Romero Wilson, comedian and founder of The Comedy Institute, interviews the most influential comedians working today. An in-depth look at their writing process, their journey in stand-up and advice for up-and-coming comedians. If you've ever wanted to know how comedians "get there", this is your podcast.
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May 25, 2022
<p>“The Impact of TikTok on Stand-up”</p> <p>Greg talks with TikTok star and stand up comedian Josh Nasar. With 3M followers and over a BILLION views, his career has taken a new turn. Here he elucidates keys to Social Media Success like:</p> <p>· How social media changed his life</p> <p>· Making “the Decision”</p> <p>· How much time it really takes</p> <p>· How many videos a day</p> <p>· Best way to deal with negative comments</p> <p>If you’d like to learn the craft of standup, visit thecomedyinstitute.com for both Live and Streaming workshops.</p>
April 30, 2021
<p>Inside the Comedy Institute</p> <p>"Tom Simes"</p> <p>Ep 4</p> <p>Tom Simes, owner and booker for the Stir Crazy Comedy Club in Glendale, AZ (Phoenix) gives us the truth about what it really takes to break a new club on the road.</p> <p>Like a lot of road clubs, Tom is a former comic who decided to open his own club. But his motivations were surprisingly different than most. And his creation is a near perfect comedy environment.</p> <p>Here he discusses the way we communicate with clubs and the way clubs communicate with each other.</p> <p>And how you can actually get booked on the road.</p> <p>Some of what I thought was true. Some was eye-opening to say the least. He tells us,</p> <p>· The best recommendation you can get</p> <p>· The best ways to get seen by the club</p> <p>· What to include in an email to the booker</p> <p>· What NOT to do when communicating with a club</p> <p>· What bookers discuss with each other</p> <p>And so much more. Enjoy!</p>
March 2, 2021
<p>MARINA FRANKLIN</p> <p><strong>Conan, Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Last Comic Standing, Just For Laughs and Bonnaroo</strong></p> <p><strong>1-hr Special “Single Black Female”</strong></p> <p>Marina has done it all and continues to break new ground with a stand-up style that can best be described as <strong>authentic</strong>.</p> <p>In this incredible episode Marina breaks down the journey including:</p> <p>· Being a female comic in 2000’s NYC with the likes of Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal, Rich Vos and Tony Woods</p> <p>· Improvising with John Cena in “Trainwreck”</p> <p>· Working the road with Hannah Gatsby</p> <p>· The Process of No Process</p> <p>· Advice for female comics about dating other comics</p> <p>· Tools for young comics</p> <p>· Stand-up Comedy vs Art</p> <p>· The Journey of becoming Yourself on stage</p> <p>Enjoy</p> <p><br></p> <p>Brought to you by TheComedyInstitute.com</p>
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Greg Romero Wilson, comedian and founder of The Comedy Institute, interviews the most influential comedians working today.
An in-depth look at their writing process, their journey in stand-up and advice for up-and-coming comedians.
If you've ever wanted to know how comedians "get there", this is your podcast.
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