
Comedians talking about jokes
Every week Mark Simmons and a guest share jokes they've written that just haven't worked - because they're too long, too stupid, too clever, too groanworthy or just too rubbish.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 362 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Join the boys as they prepare to set sail to Edinburgh for the festival
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Marcel joins us to chat about three jokes he can't get to work and to tell us is favourite jokes from a movie and best joke from another comedian
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Everyones World Cup crazy at the moment, so let's chat football jokes
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On this episode of tour talk Mark & Danny chat about Edinburgh previews and a couple of jokes they have dropped from their new shows
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Two good natured dudes actually talking about actual comedy actually. The joke fixing guest episodes are the most interesting, but Mark and Danny comparing notes on their comedy experiences make for entertaining circuit and fringe episodes too. The jingles and wrong button pushes will at some paint cause Danny to get banned by the podcast authorities, so enjoy it while it lasts.
lets not let this podcast slip away!
It deserves to continue onwards and upwards
Brilliant podcast have recommended to many friends - the show has so much depth and natural charm. Thanks for the laughs!
If you only listen to one Podcast, why not make this your second? It’s very good.
Love this comedy podcast from the dynamic duo Danny & Mark
I’m listening the wrong way round going back in time after only recently finding it.
So I’m hearing the reverse evolution!
Sometimes it’s a superb shambles.
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A candid, fast-paced comedy chat that centers on joke development, touring life, and the craft of stand-up. Across recent episodes, the hosts unpack why jokes miss the mark, riff on crowd dynamics, and share behind-the-scenes tour stories, from writing routines to on-stage mishaps and viral moments. Guests range from touring comedians to industry insiders, providing practical tips on joke structure, material editing, and performance psychology, all delivered with warm banter and self-deprecating humor. The show stands out for its accessible, kitchen-sink style, strong rapport between the hosts, and a steady stream of real-world touring insights that appeal to aspiring comedians, live performers, and fans of the craft.
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Recent guests on Jokes with Mark Simmons include:
1. Marcel Blanch-de Wilt
2. Finlay Christie
3. Markus Birdman
4. Bilal Zafar
5. Joey Page
6. Sarah Roberts
7. Ben Norris
8. Piers Brosnan
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