
Comedy moments from the comedians of the moment. Hosted by Claire Hooper.
Proudly brought to you by the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and OPPO.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedy | |||

Every great comedian has one gig that haunts them forever. For rising comedy superstar Bron Lewis, that gig occurred several years ago when she bombed spectacularly in front of radio presenter and comedy legend, Nick Cody. Thankfully, he doesn't quit... more
Lizzy Hoo and Kushi Venkatesh met in 2023 at the Class Clowns National Grand Final, and despite the fact they were host and competitor, they've been friends ever since. In this episode, the pair discuss the interests that brought them together, outfi... more
David Collins and Shane Dundas met at acting school almost forty years ago, and have worked together as comedy duo The Umbilical Brothers ever since. In this episode, the pair discuss the formative assignments that shaped their comedy style, their th... more
Maddy Weeks first fell in love with comedy at 17 years old, when David Quirk came to town with the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow. 11 years later, Maddy had the ultimate full circle moment, when they found themself performing with David on the Me... more
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A witty, conversation-driven series with a strong emphasis on career-defining moments in stand-up, roadshows, festival life, and the evolving dynamics of the comedy scene. Across recent episodes, listeners hear intimate anecdotes from well-known Australian comics about early breakthroughs, collaboration, long-running friendships, and the trade-offs between touring, writing, and family life. The show often centers on festival circuits, audience engagement, and the interplay between online presence and live performance, offering behind-the-scenes glimpses into the industry, mentorship, and the personal stakes of staying creative over years in the field. Notable strengths include a warm, veteran host guiding revealing stories, a steady stream ... more
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