Stand-Up and Laugh Audiobook/Podcast

The Jersey Shore's best comics and musicians combined forces to release the first ever comedy mixtape! Track List: 1. 23 Til Infinity – Angelo Gingerelli and Zanasis 2. Let Him Cook – Vincent Brue, Carl Callen, Relapse Jack and Sean Fulton 3. The Ugly Pancake Breakfast At The Italian American Club Of Asbury Park New Jersey – Joe Borzotta, VJ Preziosi, Suzanne Linfante and Vincent Brue 4. Once Upon A Time In New Jersey – Josh Can’t Rap and A1 5. Can’t Part With My Supplier – Suzanne Linfante 6. So What – Damian Rucci and Lavallette 7. Ladies Free Before 11pm – Keri Costa, Blush and Sean Fulton 8. Two Guys Walk Into A Bar – Alex Delesky, Matt Nascimento and Sean Fulton 9. Let’s Get Emo – Jordan Manglona, VJ Preziosi, Richard Dweck and Vincent Brue 10. Photosynthesizer – Josh Can’t Rap and Lavallette 11. Armored Truck – Damian Rucci and Jon Beecroft 12. The Shore Has Something To Say - Angelo Gingerelli and A1 Recorded on 12-16-22 at Borzotta Arts in the Jersey Shore Arts Center Conceived, Produced and Mixed by Angelo Gingerelli

Stand-Up and Laugh Episode 11 Author Angelo Gingerelli finishes reading the "Ways to be an Asset to a Local Comedy Scene" and interviews Matt Maran about Long Island's local comedy scene, making the move to NYC and starting Comedy Fight Club.

Stand-Up and Laugh Episode 10 Author Angelo Gingerelli continues reading the "Ways to be an Asset to a Local Comedy Scene" section of the book and interviews comic Selena Coppock aka NYTVows on Instagram about moving from Boston to NYC and using social media as a stand-up comic.

Author Angelo Gingerelli starts reading the "Ways to be an Asset to a Local Comedy Scene" section of the book and interviews New Jersey comics Joe Borzotta, Mollie Sperduto and Eric Hollerbach about their approaches to comedy and how they are making names for themselves in the industry using alternate methods.

Author Angelo Gingerelli finishes reading the "Strategies for Building a Local Comedy Scene" section of the book and interviews Jim Tews about Cleveland's comedy scene, coming from the midwest to New York City and making a documentary about a local arts scene.

Author Angelo Gingerelli continues reading the "Strategies for Developing a Local Comedy Scene" section of the book and interviews John Poveromo about becoming a touring comic, attaining representation (agent, manager, etc.) and transitioning from a local scene to traditional comedy clubs.

Stand-Up and Laugh Episode 6 Author Angelo Gingerelli reads the beginning of the "Strategies for Developing a Local Comedy Scene" section of the book and then interviews Manny Garavito from Miami and Mathew Hahn from Raleigh about the comedy scene in southern cities.

Stand-Up and Laugh Episode 5 Author Angelo Gingerelli finishes reading the "Reasons to Produce Your Own Comedy Shows" section and interviews Don Jamieson about combining his love of music and comedy, touring with some of the biggest rock bands in the world and his time on VH1's "That Metal Show."

Author Angelo Gingerelli continues reading from the "Reasons to Produce Your Own Comedy Shows" section of the book and then interviews James Pietragallo and Jimmy Whisman from the "Crime in Sports" and "Small Town Murder" podcasts about the comedy scene in Arizona, using a podcast to gain recognition and doing live podcasts.

Stand-Up and Laugh Episode 3 Author Angelo Gingerelli reads the first entries from the "Reasons to Produce Your Own Comedy Shows" section and then interviews Johnny Brennan from The Jerky Boys about his game-changing albums of prank calls, selling millions of albums and influencing an entire generation.