#28 - Shane Mauss

On this episode we chat with comic, podcaster, and entertainer Shane Mauss about his upcoming Head Talks show at George's, as well as his science-based podcast, his start in comedy in Boston, as well as the inspiration for Stand Up Science, his programming with comedians and scientists on a varierty of topics! Shane Mauss (http://www.shanemauss.com) George's Majestic Lounge (http://georgeslive.com) Tickets to Shane Mauss at George's: https://stubs.net/e/2859/podcast/6aot8

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