7 episodes
Mad Dogcast Mad Dog Comedy
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Can't make it to The Dancing Dog this week or ever? Now you can experience the pre-show vibe of Mad Dog Comedy from the comfort of your own headphones! Enjoy conversations with our awesome comedians on the big blue couch at the best open mic night in Footscray!
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Mad Dogcast – July 25 2017
Billy-Joe hosts Mad Dog Comedy’s pre-show podcast, interviewing guest comedians Mike Barnes, Hamish Paterson, Miriam Levy, Tony Ridler, Eurydice Dixon, Donna Collins and Leo Maclatchy!
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Mad Dogcast – July 18 2017
Billy-Joe is back in his rightful spot on the blue couch this week, doing a pre-show chat with Mad Dog comedians Matthew Vasquez, Mike Barnes, David McDonald, Caili Christian, Sam Gebreselassie and Jake Budge.
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Mad Dogcast – July 11 2017
This week, Billy-Joe calls in sick and Mike Barnes sits on his side of the big blue couch at The Dancing Dog for a chat with some local comics who’ve dropped in for a spot!
With guests:
Jake Budge
Zack Dyer
Donna Collins
Joseph Green
Adam Jacobs
Julien Furnace -
Mad Dogcast – June 27 2017
Experience the joy and love that is the pre-show podcast recorded each week at Mad Dog Comedy! Billy-Joe interviews whoever wanders close enough to the blue couch to be handed a microphone.
With guests:
Donna Collins
Adam Jacobs
Gary Tan
Harrison Engstrom
Tom Clarke
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Mad Dogcast – June 20 2017
Billy-Joe is back on the blue couch doing pre-show chats with heaps of Mad Dog Comedy performers at the best open mic comedy night in Footscray!
With guests:
Jake Budge
George Dimarelos
Caili Christian
Logan Phillips
Jade Fitzgerald
Sam Gebreselassie
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Mad Dogcast – June 13 2017
Billy-Joe on the blue couch chatting away with Melbourne comedians at Mad Dog Comedy!
With guests:
Mike Barnes
Adam Jacobs
Helchild
Ashley Greblo
Aurelia St Clair
Jake Budge
Geoff Setty
Customer Reviews
Ethically Sound
This podcast is a highly accurate representation of the deep love and cameraderie present at Mad Dog Comedy every week, as local comedians gather together to fight for five minute spots on stage. There are rarely fatalities and people always help out with cleaning the blood off the walls at the end of the night. The ethics of the room runners are also immaculate and would never engage in cheap promotional tricks like leaving five-star reviews on their own material.
Hilarious!
I find this show informative and humorous. The host is devastatingly good looking, and I think he'll turn the world of comedy, nay the entire world on its head with his razor sharp wit and boyish charm. I love the shirts he wears, and the grey patches in his beard are more than a little "Clooney-ish". I sometimes daydream about him when I'm riding the bus into work.