Comedian Mike Birbiglia welcomes a different comedian or creator each week and together they work out original, untested material. And, occasionally, uncomfortable topics. Join them as they work it out.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyComedy Interviews |
For this all-new Working It Out Q&A, Mike fields listener questions about people fainting at his shows, how to write comedy about topics that are painful to you, and balancing a day job and creative life when starting out. If your question didn’t get... more
Pete Holmes returns to help Mike punch up some last minute jokes before the premiere of Mike’s show The Good Life at the Beacon Theatre in New York. What follows is a heated debate about puns, an attempt to define and dissect the nature of “clean” co... more
This week, the great Nathan Lane returns to Working it Out. Nathan recounts moments from his legendary career — discussing what it was like to work with Mike Nichols, Elaine May, and Robin Williams. He shares what he likes most in a director, who he’... more
Tig Notaro: Clown Cars and Lesbian Party Buses
(Recorded July 2024) Mike welcomes back old friend and Working It Out hall of famer Tig Notaro. They discuss the inevitability of finding your own comedic voice, how Tig had to come out as gay to her ow... more
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I’ve been listening for a few weeks and love the show, BUT Nathan Lane was brilliant!!
Terrific podcast—I highly recommend it.
Beautiful and hilarious episode with Mike and Nathan Lane- one of my favorite Working It Out shows yet! Nathan is so humble and sweet and the talent these two bring is incredible. They should make a film together!
I just listened to the Elyse Myers podcast and want to comment on how very kind and nurturing you were to her. It warmed my heart to listen as you poured affirmations into her and provided possible guardrails to encourage her to purse live storytelling in a way that could give her comfort. 💚💚
Easy listening, funny, interesting, great guests. Comforting show.
This podcast is a lifeboat in a sea of bad political news. It’s so nice to listen to Mike interviewing different comedians about their process and back story of becoming a professional comedian. I find myself laughing throughout - sometimes this leads me to search the comedian in order to hear more of their work. I also love “working it out for a cause” and their effort to give back to the community.
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The podcast features comedian Mike Birbiglia welcoming various comedians and creators each week, engaging in lighthearted conversations while experimenting with original, untested material. Common themes include the creative process, personal anecdotes, and the evolution of comedic routines. Notably, guests often share insights into their unique journeys in comedy and storytelling, making it a rich resource for aspiring comedians and creative individuals seeking advice and inspiration. The blend of humor and vulnerability found in these discussions underlines the struggles and triumphs of artistic expression, appealing to both comedy enthusiasts and those interested in the creative arts.
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