
Welcome to You Suck at Standup, the podcast that finally answers the question: "What if comedians were brutally honest and just admit..... they suck?! " Hosted by comedian Rudy Pavich (Amazon Prime, The Adam Carolla Show), this podcast pulls back the curtain on stand-up comedy, bombing on stage, surviving the road, chasing laughs, and all the terrible decisions that somehow lead to a comedy career... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 419 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Stand-UpComedy | |||

Welcome to You Suck at Standup, the podcast that finally answers the question: "What if comedians were brutally honest and just admit..... they suck?! "
Hosted by comedian Rudy Pavich (Amazon Prime, The Adam Carolla Show), this podcast pulls back th... more
Rudy owns up to an editing mistake after a heckler's "RenĆ©e Good jokes" jab blows up online ā and unpacks why the clip made him look more fragile than he actually felt in the moment. Then: Shane Gillis just sold 77,047 tickets for a single show, brea... more
Rudy Pavich is on the road! Get dates and more at https//:rudypavichcomedy.comThinking about a stand-up comedy career but can't afford to just move to New York or LA on day one? Here are 3 underrated cities ā Portland, Minneapolis, and Cincinnati ā w... more
Most new comedians think bombing means their jokes aren't good enough. They're wrong. In this episode I sit down with British comedian and author Adam Bloom to talk about what's actually holding new comedians back ā and it has nothing to do with your... more
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A long Walk to Cleveland is compact with raw humor, nostalgia, good natured banter, great stories and hilarious commentary. His topics can be wildly informative with changing dynamics that keeps the conversation engaging and interesting. Rudy is funny, bold and knows how to captivate his audience. I couldnāt recommend this enough!!!
Rudyās podcast is a lot like him short, sweet and oddly satisfying. I love it when he gives advice about doing stand up. His stories about his experiences are super cute. Heās a relatable guy in a business that Iām sure is tough. He deserves a lot of credit for his loyalty to art and doing what he does. I also like that he incorporates his viewers. Other podcasts drag on-and-on and call their viewers ābestiesā w/o really engaging with them, itās patronizing IMO. Rudy is on to something here, if ... more
A long Walk to Cleveland is compact with raw humor, nostalgia, good natured banter, great stories and hilarious commentary. The topics can be wildly informative with changing dynamics that keeps the conversation engaging and interesting. Ranting Rudy is funny, bold and knows how to captivate his audience. I couldnāt recommend this enough!!!
Rudy has always been a hilarious part of my morning. I canāt wait to keep following him in the next chapter of his career. Iām always down for a long walk to Cleveland!
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The show is a blunt, humor-forward look at stand-up and life on the road, with episodes that peel back the curtain on bombing, touring grind, material development, and the business side of comedy. Conversations span practical advice for aspiring comics, moving cities for stage time, the economics of touring, and personal stories from the road and festivals. A standout tone is the host's unapologetic candor, often pairing tough-love insights with relatable behind-the-scenes anecdotes that help fans and aspiring comics understand what it takes to keep chasing laughs. A few episodes also spotlight how audience dynamics, family, and personal life intersect with performing, making it compelling for listeners who crave honesty, actionable tips, a... more
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