
This is a podcast about all those jobs we've had that sucked. Each episode Brooks will interview a guest and find out what garbage they had to put up with before they got to the position they're in now. Plus if you have any hellish jobs of your own you want to share email entrylevelwithbrookswheelan@gmail.com
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessComedy | |||

Alex Cameron (rad musician) talks about working at Foot Locker in Sydney, spending his summers in Deep Water, Australia, and how he got into making some of the coolest music out there.
Check out Alex's first band Seekae here: www.youtube.co... more
Rob Sand (Democratic Nominee for The Governor of Iowa) talks with Brooks about growing in Iowa at the same time only about 30 miles apart. Rob talks about catching chickens when he was 14, working at the McDonalds in Decorah, IA, and becoming an over... more
Amy Miller (comic and friend) talks about growing up religious outside San Francisco and what it was like to work in video rental stores.
Check out her podcast here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whos-your-god-a-comedy-and-religion-podcast/... more
Mike Bridenstine (great pal and author) comes on to talk about his new book where he writes about the MidWest comedy scene in the mid 2000s.
Get his book here: www.amazon.com/Kansas-City-Comedy-Unbelievable-Stanford/dp/146717016X
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idk if yall aren’t close enough to the mics or the levels are off but I almost have to go full volume on these eps.
Content is 👌👌👌
Love that it’s back!!! Keep doing the repeats!! Would love Nick Thune or Billy Wayne Davis!! I’d also be happy with just Karl every week lol
Makes it so boring to listen to, just let him talk, I don’t need you to repeat every sentence back to me
Only the intros are funny, and then only when Nick Turner is on
I got a notification for new Entry Level and thought I was dreaming! What a treat!
The intro with Karl had me laughing so hard and I can’t wait for Brooks’s new special
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A candid, humor-forward interview series that centers on the less glamorous early jobs guests held before reaching their current success. Episodes pair Brooks Wheelan's easygoing banter with guests from comedy, music, and politics, weaving in behind-the-scenes stories from the road, low-wage gigs, and formative career pivots. The conversations often mix personal anecdotes with industry observations, delivering a breezy, anecdote-driven look at the hustle behind notable careers. A standout throughline is the willingness to swap backstage chaos for authentic storytelling, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy candid career journeys and relatable challenges.
Noteworthy vibes include a strong emphasis on the comedic and entertainment worl... more
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Recent guests on Entry Level include:
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2. Rob Sand
3. Amy Miller
4. Carl Hess
5. Mike Bridenstine
6. Mike Mitchell
7. Barry Rothbart
8. Whitmer Thomas
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