
My First Sketch, hosted by Josh Higham, talks with sketch comedians about their first attempt to make an audience laugh, what made them laugh growing up, and what they've learned in their experiences. My First Sketch is presented by Philly Sketchfest.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 231 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This week, Josh talks to Michael Silver (Comedy Dance Chicago) about Chip Tolentino, engineering brain, and the letter T. You can follow Comedy Dance Chicago at @comedydancechicago. Comedy Dance Chicago is performing at Sketchfest Chicago along with ... more
This week, Josh talks to Anna Weatherwax (@x_happy2bhere_x) about improv in Sarasota, Rizzo with braces, and moving to Chicago. Happy 2 B Here will be performing at Sketchfest Chicago on Thursday, November 6, in the 9pm block along with Chaps from Wa... more
This week, Josh talks to Emily Collins live and in person about recreating tv sketches, stage crew, and the start of Motel Party. Follow Motel Party on Instagram at @motelpartysketch. Motel Party is performing their Halloween show, Sketch or Treat on... more
This week, Josh talks to Sabrina Lichtenstein about old Britcoms, improv in Orlando, and not listening to the audience. Avery and Sabrina are doing Denver Sketch Festival along with Denver’s Co-Depen-dunce on Friday, October 10, in the 7pm block. Ave... more
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As a sketch artist I absolutely love listening to My First Sketch, and all of the writer/performers’ insights! How they work through their creative process is so helpful to apply to my own process, love this pod!
It’s rare that anyone’s best artistic creation is their very first - but often it’s one of their favorites, because they can see where they were when they created it, and how far they’ve come since then. Josh and his guests at My First Sketch help us understand how much work it takes to get good at something - and to keep trying when you still aren’t very good.
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Conversations primarily center on the journey of sketch comedians as they explore their early attempts at humor and the evolution of their comedic style. Guests share personal anecdotes from their formative experiences, detailing what inspired them to pursue comedy and the challenges they've faced in the industry. The interplay between personal stories and the development of skits is a recurring theme, providing insights into the collaborative aspect of sketch writing. Notably, the podcast highlights the significance of community and mentorship within the comedy scene, emphasizing how camaraderie can shape one's comedic voice and approach.
Each episode features guests from various sketch comedy backgrounds, and there is a notable focus on ... more
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Recent guests on My First Sketch include:
1. Anna Weatherwax
2. Kyle Romero
3. Connor Schuck
4. Irem Boz
5. Maureen McQuilkin
6. Chrissy Bisbee
7. Justin Williford
8. Eoin Wenger
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