13 episodes
What's New Christian Spicer
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- Comedy
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4.4 • 20 Ratings
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Amazing stand up comedians work on new material live at the World Famous Comedy Store in Los Angeles and then discuss their writing process, what worked, what didn't, and more with each other and hosts Christian Spicer & Brenton Biddlecombe.
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Comedy Store Pre-Show Show w/Christian Spicer and Brenton Biddlecombe
WHAT'S NEW IS BACK!
After too long between episodes, What's New is coming back. This show is a teaser of sorts for the next live show, which is April 23 at our new home, THE WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY STORE in Los Angeles!
Tix are only $2 and can be purchased here: http://hollywood.thecomedystore.com/event.cfm?id=384034&cart
But this episode isn't just a teaser, it also introduces everyone to the show's new co-host, the hilarious Brenton Biddlecombe! -
Jesus Trejo, Brandon Wardell and Emily Maya Mills
This month, the awesome Jesus Trejo (Adam Devine's House Party,Sullivan & Son), Brandon Wardell (Bob Odenkirk's Amateur Hour, Variety’s Youth Impact Report), and Emily Maya Mills (Comedy Bang! Bang!, Key and Peele, Parks and Recreation) get with the telling of new jokes and sit down with Christian Spicer to discuss getting nervous before a show, trying to be a certain kind of comedian, and more. Have a listen, tell your friends, give someone a hug.
Thanks for listening to this past year of awesome shows. The coming year of shows promises even more awesome, more insight, and more comedy. Yes and please! -
Jann Karam, Brady Matthews and Hasan Minhaj
This month, funny people Jann Karam (Seinfeld, Late Show with David Letterman), Brady Matthews (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Jimmy Kimmel Live), and Hasan Minhaj (Chelsea Lately, Failosophy, Arrested Development) tell new jokes and then sit down with Christian Spicer to discuss mic technique, if it'd be better to let comics do more than one take for late-night TV sets, and more. Have a listen, tell your friends, give someone a hug.
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Jono Zalay, Will Weldon and Jade Catta-Preta
This month Christian Spicer is joined by the awesome and amazing Jono Zalay (Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull Festival); Will Weldon (Montreal Just For Laughs, Bridgetown Comedy Festival); and Jade Catta-Preta (Californication, Manhattan Love Story) for new bits and a chat about writing in the moment vs planned writing sessions, and more!
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Mark Ellis, Karl Hess and Andy Peters
This month Christian Spicer is joined by the hilarious Mark Ellis (Punk'd, Schmoes Know); Karl Hess (Montreal Just For Laughs, SXSW, Bridgetown Comedy Festival); and Andy Peters (Wandertown, SXSW, Boston Comedy Festival) for some new material and discussion about writing, being happy with how you work, recording sets vs listening to those recordings, and more. It's a lot of fun.
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Dallas McLaughlin and Andrew Santino
The hilarious Dallas McLaughlin (The Aquabats! Super Show!, Yo Gabba Gabba) and Andrew Santino (Mixology, Comedy Central, Arrested Development) join Christian Spicer this month. They work on new material and then sit down to talk about their writing process, writing for stand up versus writing for TV, and more!
Customer Reviews
A must listen for comedy nerds and new standups alike.
Absolutely incredibly, One of the freshest formats of any podcast I've heard, this show will teach up and coming comics a lot of things about writing and performing, as well as hear some awesome comics explore new material. If you are like me, you spent a long time avoiding doing stand up comedy, simply afraid because "I'll never be as funny as those guys". This will give you some new perspective on the art that is standup. Its very humanizing to hear big comics both get big laughs, and try jokes that fall flat, and I mean that in the best way possible. It showed me to not be afraid to try new things. Give it a listen, you won't be disappointed.
Too much dang fun!!
As a comic, this show is so refreshing to not only listen to, but to perform on. I'd do it every week if I could. Go see it live if you're in LA!
Awesome
As a young comedian myself, it's awesome to see (or at least hear) comedians I respect getting up and trying brand-new material in front of a live audience. Really gives a unique perspective on the process of performing comedy, experiencing a joke in its infancy and listening to the comedians discuss their sets afterward.