
Presenting the people who make the Austin, Texas comedy scene amazing.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyArtsPerforming Arts | |||

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Episode #395
Katie Felton returns to talk with Valerie about: • Getting engaged, co-hosting Quackin Jokes, and juggling comedy with her 2027 wedding planning
• Retiring her "single girl" jokes and learning ... more
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Episode #394
Slade Ham AND Jimmy Pineapple talks with Valerie Lopez about • Getting their start in Houston alongside a young, pre-fame Sam Kinison and Bill Hicks
• Why LA sketch comedy and short sets never ... more
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Episode #393
Xander Noland talks with Valerie Lopez about • Juggling five-plus Austin comedy shows at once and somehow still adding more to his plate
• Landing a spot on the brand-new UCB Harold team after ... more
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Episode #392
Matt Evans talks with Valerie Lopez about • Growing up a rare native Austinite and stumbling into comedy through Comedy Central reruns
• Becoming a horse vet against everyone's advice, then bom... more
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This podcast is an excellent resource to learn about the Austin comedy scene, who’s involved, and what’s going on. Meet the comedians and get to know them better than we probably know each other! These interviews are absolutely great.
I listened to Brendon Walsh's episode back in October 2017 & just recently listened to the John Rabon ep. Scanning the names on the other episodes and I've found a new pod to binge. Check it out!
The Hunter Duncan episode is the best one but they’re all good
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This show centers on Austin's vibrant comedy scene, featuring in-depth conversations with local stand-ups, writers, actors, and festival organizers. Each episode tends to unpack a guest's career path, creative process, and the realities of making a living in the arts, with recurring emphasis on open mics, theater spaces, and community-driven projects. Noteworthy traits include wide-ranging guests from improv to stand-up and festival leadership, plus behind-the-scenes insights into Austin's scene, touring life, and cross-city moves. Listeners can expect practical storytelling tips, career-building advice, and a strong sense of local culture, making it appealing to aspiring comedians, festival organizers, and brands looking to connect with a ... more
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Recent guests on Comedy Wham include:
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2. Slade Ham
3. Jimmy Pineapple
4. Xander Noland
5. Matt Evans
6. Wallis Brown
7. Ashley Ellis
8. Joey Smith
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