Thoughts on Robots (solo Ep)

On this weeks episode Moe updates listeners on his two month podcast Hiatus: launching the "Black in Europe" tour across several cities, and refining his hosting and crowd work. He discusses new shows (Minority Report, Sandwich Open Mic), merch, touring with his partner, plans for a second tour leg, thoughts on technology, and personal goals like reading more and new material development. last. but not least thoughts on Robots

On this week's episode with Irish comedian Aiden McQueen we explore mansplaining, male loneliness and how standards for men differ across race and privilege. We also discuss dating apps, ‘pretty privilege’, body ideals shaped by porn and public figures, and cultural pressures like alcohol and addiction.  Follow IG @comedymcqueen

On this weeks episode me and the very funny Nigerian/Irish comedian Shawn Uyosa trade stories about bombing onstage, writing new jokes fast, running showcases for diverse voices, and the grind of touring — all while reflecting on race, audiences, and building material for a one-hour show.    Follow IG @runningforthebuscomedy

On this weeks episode as we dive into the inspiring journey of an Afro-German comedian "that's Andy" who left behind a stable job in real estate to pursue stand-up comedy. Discover how humor became a tool for navigating life’s challenges and the importance of finding balance between career aspirations and family commitments. From learning to drive in Ghana to dealing with cultural stereotypes and exploring the world of comedy in Berlin, this episode offers a heartfelt and humorous look at what it means to chase your dreams while staying true to yourself.   Follow IG @thats_andy28

In this weeks episode, comedian Moe Singleton dives into a candid and humorous discussion about life as a stand-up comic in Berlin, shedding light on the challenges and joys of the comedy scene. Joined by fellow comedian Tom Strissel, the conversation touches on the ups and downs of pursuing comedy, the influences of cultural backgrounds, and the personal journey of self-discovery through humor. Follow IG @tomstrisselcomedy  

On this week's episode, Moe and German comedian/writer Freddi Gralle engage in a lively discussion about the complexities of punctuality, societal expectations, and the comedic world. They dive into the nuances of German comedy, contrasting it with the English scene, and share personal anecdotes about navigating life and career transitions. As they explore themes of identity, they also touch on the challenges of adapting to a new culture and language while pursuing humor as a means of self-expression.  

This week's episode with guest Adam Hmada, we take you on a comedic journey to Innsbruck, Austria, where Adam and I  delve into unexpected topics and cultural exchanges. we explore the unique energy and dynamics between different ethnicities, shared histories, and the funny side of being misunderstood across cultures. Join us as we reflect on the comedy scene, the challenges and joys of performing internationally, and the universal struggles of relationships and identity. Through humorous anecdotes and insightful conversation, we examine the impact of media and societal expectations on personal growth and connection. From tales of open mic nights during the pandemic to the cultural significance of comedic representation, this episode offers laughter and thought-provoking insights into the world of comedy and beyond. Follow Ig @adamhmada_

Join us for a hilarious episode where we dive into the quirky world of podcasting with dogs, comedic inspirations, and the unpredictable adventures of stand-up. Our guest Patrick Moore shares insights on creating a sketch-like podcast featuring his silent but fluffy co-host, drawing inspiration from classic shows, and the art of blending realism with comedy. We also explore the landscapes of international comedy, the thrills of solo shows, and the universal challenge of crafting jokes that transcend borders. Get ready for witty banter, behind-the-scenes stories, and a unique take on what it means to connect with audiences worldwide, whether through a podcast mic or on stage. Follow Ig @patmoorecomedy

Join us on this weeks episode for a delightful dive into the world of comedy with opera singer/comedian Stephanie Deprez. In this episode, we explore her journey from Vienna to Berlin, sharing moments that shaped her unique comedy style. Learn about the allure of musicals, the unexpected twist of hitting the comedy scene, and the fascinating crossover between opera and stand-up comedy. Stephanie opens up about the challenges and triumphs of performing across Europe, her creative process, and the art of making people laugh in any language. Whether it's discussing the whimsical world of Wicked or sharing insights into crafting an unforgettable show, this conversation is filled with humor, heart, and the hustle behind the life of a comedian. Follow @steph.deprez

On this weeks episode Join us for an engaging conversation with comedian Tamer Kattan about the exhilarating world of comedy, exploring the highs and lows of performing at festivals like the Fringe and creating unique comedic voices. Tamer shares personal stories, from navigating the complex landscape of comedy venues to finding inspiration in everyday life. Learn about the power of humor in overcoming challenges, the evolving dynamics of live performance, and the art of connecting with audiences around the globe. Whether you're a comedy aficionado or simply curious about the craft, this episode offers heartfelt insights into the life of a comedian.   follow IG @tamerkat