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May 27, 2022 2 hr 12 min

235. Chris Halef TALKS Self-Sabotage and Commitment Challenges

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This week I welcome back an InTalksicated regular for his second solo episode, the very funny Chris Halef! We get into: prepping for his upcoming album recording, the benefits of doing hard open mic rooms, kids and parenting, why he doesn't drink and the bad habit of bored eating. We also talk about friend zoning, self sabotaging in dating situations, learning to compromise, overthinking, challenges with commitment and the crucial importance of self awareness in comedy. PLUS: Do "Woos" matter in comedy? Is Chris's joke organization system inefficient? Can ex's really be friends? and Chris's love for a porn star YouTuber. Chris will be part of a compilation album recording on June 22nd at the Carleton called "The Original Asses of Halifax Comedy". Get tickets here! (Late show tickets also available!) Follow Chris: Instagram: @chrishalef TikTok: @chrishalef Follow InTalksicated: Facebook: @intalksicatedpodcast Instagram: @intalksicatedpodcast Follow Sarah: Instagram: @sarahmacl Twitter: @sarahmaclellan TikTok: @sarahmaclellan Send in your questions, dilemmas, rants and more: Leave us a voicemail Email questions: [email protected] Fill out the anonymous Talk Line Form Shop the Intalksicated Merch Store Leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe on YouTube!

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