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Sit Down For Stand Up

daniel farr
Comedy
Stand-Up Comedy
Social Media
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Gong Shows
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London
Covid-19
Stand Up Comedy
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Edinburgh Fringe
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Dark Humor
Cancel Culture
Roast Battles
Open Mics
Comedy Scene

Host Daniel Farr sits down with Comedians to discuss how they started, times they bombed on stage and the gruelling process to get to where they are now!

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Wayne Christy
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Episode: Episode 143 | The Concrete Cuds Wayne Christy
James Michael
Comedian discussing his experiences in stand-up and improvisation.
Episode: Episode 135 | James Michael
Matt Eley
Comedian who shares insights on the journey and struggles of stand-up comedy
Episode: Episode 133 | Matt Eley
Joe Soroca
Comedian who started stand-up at age 62 and draws humor from personal life experiences.
Episode: Episode 132 | Joe Soroca
Freddie Hill
Stand-up comedian with experience in sketch comedy and improv. Discusses the journey from university performer to stand-up comedian.
Episode: Episod 128 | Freddie Hill
Allyson June Smith
Canadian comedian with over 25 years of experience in stand-up comedy.
Episode: Epidose 126 | Legend Allyson June Smith
Gabby Rolls
Brilliant comedian and advocate for disabled representation in comedy
Episode: Episode 125 | Gabby Rolls
Ciaran Franco
Belfast-based comedian discussing the comedic landscape and personal experiences.
Episode: Episode 124 | Ciaran Franco
Raj Sivade
Stand-up comedian and content creator
Episode: Episode 122 | Raj Sivade

Host

Daniel Farr
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Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • Bloody good Podcast

    Getting a bit addicted to these Podcasts love the famous ones with Jamie and Adam Bloom and also newer comedians. Brilliant for comedians, interested plus ones and general audience members.

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    Janey Richmond
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Hey you!

    A different look at comedy from those cutting their teeth in the industry.

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    Nobby's Dog
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Fans appreciate the candid, no-nonsense talk about the realities of stand-up.
The show is praised for its approachable vibe and behind-the-scenes honesty.
Listeners value authentic storytelling and practical takeaways for comedians.
Guests are generally seen as insightful and entertaining, with a focus on the craft.

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Episode 144 | Ellie Wood
Q: What advice would you give to someone looking to start comedy?
Daniel suggests not caring about the worst that could happen, which is that no one laughs.
Episode 144 | Ellie Wood
Q: What's been your worst moment so far?
Ellie recounts a time when a punchline she expected to land failed, leaving her devastated and questioning her performance, even though it wasn't as bad as she thought when she reviewed it.
Episode 144 | Ellie Wood
Q: How and why did you start comedy, Ellie?
Ellie shares that she has been a huge comedy fan her whole life, growing up watching influential comedians. After turning 40 and experiencing a midlife crisis, she felt something was missing from her life, which led her to pursue stand-up comedy.
Episode 136 | Dan Harding
Q: What would you say to someone thinking of doing stand up?
If you want it as a hobby, come to an open mic. If you want to make it your job, be prepared for a lot of hard work and thick skin.
Episode 143 | The Concrete Cuds Wayne Christy
Q: What advice would you give someone looking to start stand-up comedy?
Be prepared for a lot of support but also to experience nerves and self-doubt. Watch shows, interact with comedians, and just go for it.

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Across recent episodes, the show centers on the real-world grind of stand-up, from bombing stories and late-night hustle to leveraging social media and audience reactions. Guests share personal trajectories—from first gigs to breakthrough moments—while unpacking the shifting comedy landscape, including censorship, political correctness, and the tension between creative freedom and audience expectations. A notable throughline is authenticity: performers discuss evolving styles, crowd work, and the delicate balance between pushing boundaries and staying connected with diverse crowds. The format blends candid anecdotes with practical insights for aspiring comics and entertainment professionals, making it a solid resource for material, mindset,... more

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