Jesse Rivera Presents: What’s Next With Jess.
Arts:Performing Arts
Danni D came by the Comic Talk Podcast recently and we had a chance to catch up and record a new episode of The Comic Talk Podcast for you good people. Danni is super funny, she is super edgy and man sometimes you just never know the direction her set is going to take. This is one reason she is so much fun to watch.
During our chat we get a little bit into what it's like to read a crowd and understand what you're about to get yourself into when you know your material is a little edgy. Danni was kind enough to share one of her jokes with us. The joke has a working title of 'U-Haul' and it's a great joke and I'm really glad she's not finished with this joke yet because I can see it branching off into a few different directions.
I dig getting into the meat and potatoes of a joke to see where it came from and where it's going. We also get a little bit into joke placement and the risk of working some crowd work into your set.
I had a great time hanging out with Dannie and recording this. We hope you enjoy taking a listen and maybe even a laugh or two.
If you enjoyed the joke you just heard you can watch the whole set here. Intro and Outro music is courtesy of Mento Buru.
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Episode 68 Alicia Davis
Episode 67 Coral Best
Episode 66 Aivy Cordova
Episode 65 Marcus Mangham
Episode 64 Dustin Wood
Episode 63 DJ Sey Montes
Episode 62 Carollynn Martin
Episode 61 Morgan Anderson
Episode 60 Danni D
EPISODE 59 Jacqui Pirl
Episode 58 Ryan King and Kelly Browne
Episode 57-Melissa McGillicuddy
Episode 56-Emma Haney and Becky Lynn Live From The Sacramento Comedy Spot
Episode 55-Drew Absher
Episode 54-Anthony K Comedian (Anthony Krayenhagen)
Episode 53-Amber Whitford
Episode 52-Ruby Setnik and Maryam Moosavi Live From The Sacramento Comedy
Episode 51-Stephanie Knowles
Episode 50-Robert Omoto
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