This is an audio journal of actor, David Walton (Fired Up, New Girl, About a Boy, Bad Moms, Power:Ghost) as he builds a standup comedy set in public with the help of comedians and friends. New episodes every Thursday.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Stand-UpArtsComedyPerforming Arts |
I try a CIA-style trick to make people spill without asking a single question (and immediately botch it on my kid). I answer five actually-good questions so you can decide if you like me or have had enough. We get honest about journals as future fami... more
I rewatched A Star Is Born and had to eat my words: for years I thought “I could’ve played those roles,” then Cooper drops a triple-threat and I’m like—nope. We get into why acting drunk is hard, Vince Vaughn worship, and my delusional Hangover-era ... more
In this episode, David returns stone-cold sober and shares stories about parenting his wonderfully unfiltered son. From YouTube 'facts' and Jersey Mike's obsessions to the challenges of raising kids in the digital age, David explores the delicate bal... more
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This audio journal focuses on the experiences of an actor as he embarks on the journey of building a standup comedy set in a public forum. The content creatively blends humor with personal anecdotes, often touching on themes of parenting, contemporary social issues, and the challenges faced in the world of comedy. The host shares candid reflections on the intricacies of performing standup, personal growth, and the dynamics of creative influences while engaging with other comedians and friends. The show stands out for its combination of entertainment and vulnerability, inviting listeners to connect with the intricacies of life and humor in a relatable manner.
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Starting Standup in Maine launched a year ago and published 52 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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