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Seriously, Dad? PodcastS.3 Ep.1: Live at SoulJoel's Comedy ClubLive from Soul Joel’s Comedy Club, Jay Yoder and Albert Davis bring you a special episode of Seriously, Dad? Joined by comedians Marc Staudenmaier and Brandon Dunbar, the conversation goes off the rails as they tackle everything from the highs and lows of bachelor life to the snip that changes it all—vasectomies. Hilarious, unfiltered, and brutally honest, this episode is a must-listen for dads, almost-dads, and anyone who’s ever questioned their life choices.Please like, comment, subscribe, rate, and review everywhere you see Seriously, Dad? Podcast!GUESTS:Comedian Marc Staudenmaierh...2025-03-0345 min
la Feuille d'Avis OfficieuxNains et Jardins MunicipauxDepuis 2018, Lausanne a commencé à appliquer des méthodes issus de l’agriculture biologique, et surtout biodynamique, dans ses parcs, jardins, vergers et vignobles.
Dans cet épisode, on va chercher à comprendre comment la biodynamie est parvenue à infiltrer nos règlements communaux sans que personne ne s’y oppose, alors que cette agriculture ne repose sur aucune base scientifique et promeut une vision ésotérique de l’agriculture.
Pour en savoir plus sur la biodynamie et l’Anthroposophie:
Meta de Choc, « Une vie en anthroposophie », Shocking 5, consulté le 25.10.2024.
« Anthroposophie », Skeptics in the Pub - Valais, consulté le 25.10.2024.
G Milgram, U...2024-10-2551 min
The Weekday ComicsEp 030: "Height Washing" w/ Comedian Marc StaudenmaierToday we're joined by comedian, booker, and podcaster Marc Staudenmaier as we talk dysfunctional families, comedy in the sticks, and Snow White and her 7 multi-ethnic able-bodied friends.Follow the Guest: Comedian Marc StaudenmaierGet to the Joke Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/get-to-the-joke/id1552997869https://open.spotify.com/show/6nCiKU1tZDMaD4mLXyUdeuhttps://www.instagram.com/staudcomedy/Follow the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/theweekdaycomicsFollow Dave & Dan:https://linktr.ee/daveprimcomedyhttps://www.instagram.com...2023-08-021h 06
Get to the JokeJim Bryan of The Church of Satire on Changing Careers, Work/Life Balance and Just Believing (S4:E4)
In this week's episode, I look at the second of three independently owned clubs in Pennsylvania and what it takes to build, grow and run a comedy club. Jim Bryan (Church of Satire) talks to me about the balance of managing a club, a career in stand up and a family. Jim gets candid about moving to Vegas and then to Hanover, Pennsylvania , the hardships of starting a club in the pandemic, strategies in marketing and advice to anyone looking to start their own club. If you have that entrepreneurial spirit, do not sleep on this episode!
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Seriously, Dad? PodcastSeriously, Dad? Ep 023: Boys to Men w/ Comedian Marc StaudenmaierPlease like, comment, subscribe, rate, and review everywhere you see Seriously, Dad? Podcast!Today the Dads are joined by my good friend, comedian, and father Marc Staudenmeier as they talk about puberty and adolescents. How/What did we learn about sex growing up from our parents and our peers. It’s a fun and honest conversation today on Seriously, Dad! You’ll notice Marc’s journalism skills as he grills Albert and Jay like he does his guests on his podcast, Get to the Joke! You should check it out on YouTube or whe...2023-06-251h 06
Get to the JokeNick Bruce of Wisecrackers Comedy Club on How to Develop Brand Recognition for Your Club (S4:E4)
In this week's episode, I pivot and look at the first of three independently owned clubs in Pennsylvania and what it takes to build, grow and run a comedy club. Nick Bruce (Wisecrackers Mohegan & State College) talked to me about being a second generation owner of the family business. We talk about the history of the club, the stress of running a club how Nick manages costs while trying to find new ways to generate revenue. We end on advice for someone looking to open their own comedy club.
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Get to the JokeMonroe Martin on Embracing Carnage, the Art of Bombing and How to Write Personal Jokes (S4:E3)
In this episode, I speak with Monroe Martin (LAST COMIC STANDING) about his life from foster care to comedy mecca, The Comedy Cellar. Monroe gets very candid in the hardships he endured early in his life as a product of the foster care center, how he beat those odds and used the skills he learned to survive in foster care to make a living in stand up comedy and tour the world. Monroe offers great advice in what you can learn by bombing, how to explore personal jokes that aren't working, how to keep your act flexible and he...2023-06-041h 31
Get to the JokeTodd Glass on How Not to Be the Problem, Being Funnier Than Preachy and Revisiting WTF (S4:E2)
In today's episode, I talk to a legend of comedy, Mr. Todd Glass (Netflix's ACT HAPPY). We discuss a wide range of topics from the end of his podcast, advice on how small time comedy producers can set up a room, how he prepares for a show, stage presence, his time on Last Comic Standing and revisiting his famous WTF Interview with Marc Maron 10 years later.
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Get to the JokeMike Lukas on Finding Your Comedy Lens, Heightening Your Jokes and How to Publish Your Book (S4:E1)
Today, I talk to veteran comedian and established author, Mike Lukas from the Tonight Show, Second City and CONAN. Mike and I cover a wide range of topics from how he got started in comedy at Disney World to being the foremost expert in helping develop budding comics. We speak on how to create your own personal brand, how improv played a key role in not just his career but developing bits, comedy condo horror stories and the guide to publishing your own book. This is a must listen for any comedy fan or fan of writing. Enjoy...2023-06-041h 43
Get to the JokeDoogie Horner on Comedy vs Book Writing, AGT, Bullying, Grieving and the Value of a Legacy (S3:E11)In the final episode of our third season, I sit down with Doogie Horner (AGT, Author) and discuss a wide range of topics from his memorable appearance on America's Got Talent to the untimely death of his sister. Doogie gives a memorable interview in the art of writing - discussing its importance, its reverence and routine and how ultimately to edit it. Doogie shares the struggles of his childhood such as bullying and the loss of his sister. We conclude with his thoughts on his new album, fatherhood and finally the legacy in which one day he will leave beh...2022-07-251h 31
Get to the JokeJoe Murdock on Writing One Liners, Topical Humor, Developing a Unique Style and Drugs (S3:E10)In this episode, I sit with the most recent winner of Philly's Phunniest, Joe Murdock. Joe shares the interesting relationship he has with his parents, how he got started in comedy and how he developed his own style of combing one liners with topical humor. Joe doesn't shy away from controversial subject matter and teaches me how he can talk about abortion, religion and guns with any audience. Joe and Marc talk extensively about his Philly's Phunniest win and what his next career moves will be. Enjoy! Chapters: 05:25 Joe's Comedy Origins 20:36 Developing His Style 28:30 Being in the Moment 30:34 Drugs 36:08 Joke...2022-07-181h 36
Get to the JokeDan D'Aprile on Different Writing Games, the Pain of Divorce and the Power of Voices (S3:E9)In this episode, I talk to one of my closest comedy friends, Dan D'Aprile (Comedy Store, LA Improv). Dan gives a master class on how he includes the right amount of risk in his joke writing and how he can get more out of laughs by adding various voices. Dan reveals to me how he struggled navigating his parent's divorce at such a young age and how it changed him to take a more liberal stance in life which challenged his father's right wing ideology. Dan walks me through various writing games to get material and the right punchline alo...2022-07-111h 37
Get to the JokeDan Naturman on Writing a Book, New Challenges, Death and Anxiety (S3:E8)Today I sit down with a comic that I have been a fan of since I first saw him get robbed on Last Comic Standing season 2. I am a big fan of Dan and this interview did not disappoint. Talking to me all the way from Aruba, Dan goes into the details about his book "Ira Spiro: Before Covid" and the similarities and differences between him and Ira. Dan gets raw and candid on the struggles he faces on stage with anxiety, finding punchlines to great premises and the pursuit of fame. Finally, I get the full story of what...2022-07-041h 22
Get to the JokeRusty Dewees on Everything About "The Logger," How to Start Touring & Building A Following (S3:E7)Marc sits down with Vermont's biggest comedian, Rusty Dewees aka "The Logger" where we talk all thing Logger the early days to present. Rusty strips down how "The Logger" came to be, how he developed stories from real people he's met in his life and how he built his act from grass roots to the thousands of people who see his act every year. Rusty breaks down his storytelling method and how he started going on tour and getting booked. We talk about the importance of giving fans a full experience from beginning to end. Rusty doesn't hold back as h...2022-06-271h 51
Get to the JokeBret Raybould on How to Market Yourself, Monetizing Social Media and Finding Your Voice (S3:E6)Marc sits down with Bret Raybould (SIRIUS) and discuss everything you would want to know about getting into the business of comedy. Bret talks about how his love of comedy started in college and further developed by becoming an intern on CONAN which eventually led Bret into the world of stand up which produced an amazing special, "Bret Raybould Retires from Comedy" and his first play, "Race: The Movie: The Play." Bret and Marc take incredible deep dives on how to turn a funny story into a joke, how to find your voice on stage, how much money you c...2022-06-201h 51
Get to the JokeAnthony Moore on Why the Mood Matters, Advice on Moving to NYC and How to Punch Up a Joke (S3:E5)In this episode, Marc sits down with New York comedian, Anthony Moore (Comedy Central, SIRIUS) where we discuss why Anthony writes with two things in mind - the mood and the why. Anthony gets very candid as to his struggles he experienced moving up in the comedy scene in Philly and then moving to New York. He offers advice to any comic looking to do the same along with writing jokes on race, how to punch up a joke how he got to work at some of the biggest colleges in the country. This is not to be missed by...2022-06-131h 26
Get to the JokeAlyssa Al-Dookhi on Gender, Writing with Honesty, Comedy in Kuwait and Comedy Festivals (S3:E4)In this episode, Marc sits down with Philadelphia comedian, Alyssa Al-Dookhi (Frist Person Arts, "Make Up or Break Up") and dive deep into Alyssa's childhood growing up in both Kuwait and America. Alyssa educates Marc in non-binary gender identity, pansexuality, transgender and growing up in a foreign country during a war. Alyssa goes equally in depth in how to write observational humor with your own personality, writing with honesty, editing a joke and making experiences unique to you relatable to others. This was such an informative interview where anyone can get something out of! Chapters: 6:00 Alyssa's Childhood 25:32 Stand Up Come...2022-05-231h 31
Get to the JokeMike Cannon on Parenting, Drugs, the Value of Self-Producing and Determining Your Worth (S3:E3)Mike Cannon (Amazon, SIRIUS) and Marc discuss everything from the problems Mike suffered in his childhood, the tumultuous relationship he has with is father and how he, himself, has grown as a father. Mike talks about how to balance a career in comedy with being a father, how drugs play apart in his life, the use of specific words to punctuate his punchlines, why self-producing is the new way of marketing your material and determining how much clubs should pay you. Mike discusses his hit special, "Life Begins", and gives Marc a peek into his upcoming special, "White Privilege Ho...2022-05-171h 38
Get to the JokeCassandra Dee on Tackling Mental Illness On and Off Stage, Dark Material and Homework Shows (S3:E2)In this episode, Marc sits down with Philly comic, Cassandra Dee (Philly's Phunniest Winner, SIRIUS XM) to discuss her struggles with depression and bullying. Cassandra enlightens Marc on the subjects of death, joke writing mindset and getting cancelled. Marc and Cassandra discuss everything from mental illness to recording an album. If you're a fan of comedy, this is episode not to be missed. Links From the Episode: Marc's Website: marcstaud.com Marc's Instagram: @staudcomedy Marc's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marc.stauude... Get to the Joke Instagram: @gettothejoke Get to the Joke Twitter: @gettothejoke Get to the Joke Facebook: https...2022-05-091h 20
Get to the JokeAndy Haynes on Overcoming Addiction, How to Tell a Joke on Race and Committing to Comedy (S3:E1)SHOW LESSIn the premiere episode of our third season, I sit down with Andy Haynes (Comedy Central, CONAN) and discuss Andy's less than ideal childhood, how he found comedy and ultimately how it led him to a career as one of the most sought out comedians of today. Andy goes in depth about how his jokes on race have been what sets him apart than his contemporaries and his apt nature on how he can read people and make the most incredible observations. Links From the Episode: Marc's Website: marcstaud.com Marc's Instagram: @staudcomedy Marc's Facebook: https://www.facebook.co...2022-05-071h 53
Get to the JokeMatt Ruby on Having a Philosophy on Comedy, What Makes a Joke and Expanding on a Bit (S2:E10)There is no better way to wrap up this season that to sit down with comedy savant, Matt Ruby. Matt has been seen on Comedy Central, NBC, FOX and MTV. His special "Feels Like Matt Ruby" can be viewed on Youtube and has reached over 60,000 views. Matt doesn't hold back in this interview and gives great insight into his observant and topical joke writing. Matt talks about his experience with ayahuasca, seeking religion and traveling. Matt lets Marc peek inside his writing routine and how he expands upon a bit and takes a topical subject and makes it his own...2021-12-061h 53
The Rank Bank7 Words You Can't Say on TelevisionHoly fucking shit, what a way to start off the season. In this episode we bring in Philly comics Erik Terrell, Rachel Rowan, and Marc Staudenmaier to rank the seven words you can't say on television (Carlin edition). Invite the whole family to listen to this one, including impressionable young children and deeply religious grandparents. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2021-12-061h 10Get to the JokeDave Primiano on Family Conflict, How to Be Offensive and Funny and Taking a Comedy Class (S2:E9)Marc sits down with his close friend and comic, Dave Primiano of the popular podcast, "The Rank Bank." Dave gets candid over the inter-personal issues and tragedies of his family. Dave gives Marc an inside look into his development of his dark humor and the work that goes into the delicate tightrope act of offensive and hilarious. This interview was great to record and even better to listen to! Chapters: Early Life 4:55Developing Dark Material 24:05Family Troubles 29:10Taking a Comedy Class 40:41Capturing Material 48:20Editing a Joke 55:10Writing out a Joke 1:05:10Delivery 1:12:12Wrap Up 1:22:00 Visit Marc's website at marcstaud.com Liste...2021-11-291h 34Get to the JokePat House on Networking with Headliners and a Complete Look at a Joke from Start to Finish (S2:E8)Marc sits down with Philly comedy stalwart, Pat House. Pat is the host of an incredible podcast, "I Guess I'll Do It" and has recorded three acclaimed albums - "Biggest Thing," "I Heard Enough Yesterday," and most recently, "I'm Here." He opens for some of the biggest names in comedy including Tom Stegura, Sebastian Maniscalo and Dan Cummins. Pat tours nationally and talks about his love of stand up at an early age. Pat talks about his love of being alone and comedy and goes into great detail about his joke writing process. If you love talking shop, then don't...2021-11-221h 13Get to the JokeBrandon Jackson on Using Comedy to Find Himself, Listening Notes and Giving It All Up (S2:E7)In this episode, Marc sits down with Delaware comic, Brandon Jackson. Brandon is the host of the "English for Criminals" podcast and will be recording his debut comedy album at Helium Comedy Club in January. Brandon gives an insightful interview and an in-depth look into his writing style. Brandon talks about using comedy to figure himself and talks about his struggles in New York and the business side of comedy. Brandon talks about his well thought out joke writing process, his use of grids and listening notes and how every joke he writes is an unveiling of the true Bran...2021-11-151h 43Get to the JokePaul Hooper on Dropping Out of School, Overcoming Addiction and How to Choose the Right Word (S2:E6)Marc sits down with one of his favorite comics, Paul Hooper. Paul has been seen on Gotham Comedy Live, Boston Comedy Festival and HBO Comedy Festival. Paul opens up and discusses his struggles with COVID, his father, school, OCD and addiction. Paul shows his incredible joke writing process and his use of verbal imagery to emphasize his jokes. Paul uses his history of insensitive people and the things they say to him as fodder for his self-depreciation bits that is more of a commentary on society than himself. Enjoy yourself as you listen to this interview from a brilliant comic...2021-11-081h 49Get to the JokeChanel Ali on Surviving Foster Care, How to tell a Divisive Joke and Testing an Audience (S2:E5)In this episode, Marc sits down with the infinitely talented, Chanel Ali. Chanel has performed stand up on Comedy Central, appeared on MTV's Girl Code and written a book, "A Girl's Guide For Going Out." Chanel goes into detail about the struggles of growing up in the foster care center, her turbulent relationship with her parents, and his love of discovering stand up comedy. She goes into detail about her writing habits that take polarizing subject matter but can find humorous common ground, how she keeps the audiences attention and her move to New York. This interview is a can...2021-11-012h 02Get to the JokeAlan Massenburg on Fatherhood, How to Master Social Media and the Value of the Callback (S2:E4)In this episode, Marc sits down with Lancaster based comedian, Alan Massenburg. Alan has won Baltimore's New Comedian of the Year in 2018 and made an appearance on Sway in the Morning. He is also half of the "Proper Ebonics" podcast. Alan gives a very raw interview about growing up with a single father and then becoming one himself years later. Alan goes into detail about how he works out bits on stage, his undying devotion to social media and how he has dominated and the art of "comedying it up." Enjoy! Chapters: Visit Marc's website at marcstaud.com Visit Alan's Ins...2021-10-251h 12Get to the JokePedro Gonzalez on Growing Up in Columbia, Freewriting and Writing a Joke During a Threesome (S2:E3)In this episode, Marc sits down with Columbian comedian, Pedro Gonzalez. Pedro moved from Columbia to pursue a degree in literature. Pedro discovered stand up in Philadelphia before moving to New York where he features at all the big clubs and landed a spot on the "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." Pedro is one of the hardest working comics out there and discusses his vigilant writing sessions and how he holds himself accountable with coming up with new material. Pedro gives one of the rawest and open interviews ever describing his experiences with shootings, threesomes and a restraining orde...2021-10-181h 31Get to the JokeMary Radzinski on Approaching a Punchline, Bedtime Routines and Why You Should Hate Yourself (S2:E2)In this episode, Marc sits down with one of the top comedians in Philadelphia, Mary Radzinksi. Mary's debut album, "Discomfortable," was named one of the top 10 albums of 2018. She co-hosts the popular podcast, "Are You My Podcast" and can be seen opening for Marc Maron, Jim Norton and Rosie O'Donnell among others. In this episode, Mary talks about moving from a small town to escape the 'Stepford' lifestyle and to the big city of Philadelphia to pursue pharmaceutical sales, which provided enough stories to become the bedrock of her routine. Mary discusses her attachment to her mother and the infl...2021-10-111h 37Get to the JokeJake Mattera on the Art of the Self-Deprecation Joke and Why Comedy Needs a Victim (S2:E1)Marc sits down with Philadelphia comedian and one half of "Stand Up Guys" podcast. Jake is one of the local standouts who has elevated his presence past Philadelphia with appearances at the Big Sky and Boston comedy festivals. Jake talks about how being raised during the "Jackass" era led to his love of the performing arts. Jake landed his big break after taking a comedy writing class at Temple which parlayed into a monologue intern role for CONAN. Jake talks in depth about how writing for CONAN influenced his writing today and how he took some of the harsh thing...2021-10-041h 32
PeaksSeason 3, Episode 5: Alt RockJared Bilski and Marc Staudenmaier battle to decide which alt rock band is superior: Stone Temple Pilots or Green Day. We open by remembering the incredibly stacked music year 1994 was and the way music was consumed at the time. Then we touch on topics like best signature lyrics, videos, cover songs, rockstar mystique, and the coolest side projects.
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Get to the JokeBuddy HarrisMarc sits down with fellow comic, friend and co-producer, Buddy Harris. This interview explores Buddy's troubled background and the obstacles he had to overcome in order to obtain personal growth and purpose. Buddy then lets the audience into his mind and his vivid imagination as he develops his beloved bits out of thin air and works through some upcoming bits for future shows. If there is one thing we know for sure it's that Buddy Harris is the comedian that we all need.2021-02-112h 12
Get to the JokeChip ChantryThis was such an incredible interview! Marc sits down with Philly's Phunniest winner and Philadelphia comedy legend, Chip Chantry! Chip spares no detail and gives such invaluable and practical advice in how to craft a joke and develop an idea to its fullest potential. Chip talks about getting into comedy, his relationship with his brother and parents and walking away from teaching to pursue comedy. If you watch only one episode, watch this one. Chip does not hold back and gives away all the secrets of his success!2021-02-111h 55
Get to the JokeJesse BlancoMarc sits down with close friend and comedian, Jesse Blanco, to discuss the abuse he suffered in his childhood and ultimately what led him into stand up at a later age. Jesse breaks down his classic, "Mattress Store" bit and his unorthodox way of developing material. Jesse shares frusterations with running a popular open mic.2021-02-111h 18
Get to the JokeChris DolanIn the most explosive interview yet, Chris Dolan reveals the upsetting backstory behind one of his best jokes, his diligent writing process, the inspiration and work ethic for his popular blog and the value of the open mic. Chris does not hold back and tells all in an interview that, for the first time, caught Marc off guard.2021-02-101h 25
Get to the JokeMissy & Jeremy HallFor the first time, Marc intereviews two comedians - married couple, Missy and Jeremy Hall. Missy and Jeremy talk about the struggles in their personal lives and how it led to the stage. Missy shares her very unconventional transition into the world of stand up comedy and how she saw success immediately which has led to a prosperous career that includes admittance into some of the country's top festivals and two outstanding albums. Jeremy talks about using comedy to compliment his recent sobriety and how his career has led to some of the East Coast's top rooms. The viewer also...2021-02-101h 32
Get to the JokeJim TewsIn this episode, Marc talks to the very talented comedian, Jim Tews, about how his parent's divorce, career with the Coast Guard and move to NYC shaped his comedy career. Jim exposes how he develops some of his incredible bits that have led to two outstanding comedy albums. This is an episode not to be missed by any fan of comedy!2021-02-091h 07
Get to the JokeDavid JamesIn this eye opening interview, Marc sits down with the original winner of Philly's Phunniest to talk about his traumatic childhood and how he found stand up comedy after a successful career in social work. You will get a first hand look at how David creates his rapid fire punchilines that launched him into the forefront in Philly comedy.2021-02-091h 34Get to the JokeJon KoppelMarc sits down with his good friend, Jon Koppel for a no holds bar interview where they talk about divorce, drug addiction and loss. Jon talks to Marc about his motivation into stand up comedy, the strict requirements he puts on his jokes and what he ulitmatly wants to do outside of stand up comedy. Jon runs a popular podcast "PEAKS" and is the former host of "The Jon Koppel Podcast."2021-02-091h 19Get to the JokeErik TerrellMarc sits down with Philadelphia comedian, Erik Terrell to discuss his incredible work ethic when writing jokes. You will here Eric discuss his upbriniging and how he got into stand up comedy and how he spends his six hours of week preparing for shows and writing material.2021-02-091h 21
Get to the JokeTroy Mooreor the premiere episode of Get to the Joke, Marc sits down with New Jersey comedian, Troy Moore to discuss how he overcame struggles in his personal life to shape his comedy career.2021-02-091h 28PeaksEpisode 7: John Cusack (1997-2000) w/Marc StaudenmaierMarc Staudenmaier and I remember the best years of a unique leading man who somehow made it cool to be a neurotic, self-sabotaging mess. People need to hear Marc’s hot takes about Woody Allen, Al Pacino, Nicolas Cage, and Charlie Kaufman. We also discuss the parallels between Cusack’s characters in Say Anything and Grosse Pointe Blank, we toast his pantheon performance in High Fidelity, and we celebrate the badass silliness of Con Air.
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