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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2022 · 29 MIN

316 - Best of: A Comedian's Guide to Being Funny

from The Writing at the Red House Podcast · host Kathi Lipp

Have you ever wondered if people are born funny or if some people can never be funny? In this “Best Of…” episode, Kathi talks with Jason Earls, a professional comedian, about how to bring the funny when we are communicating our message.  Listen in and learn how to discover the authentic funny within you by understanding: The triangle theory How to show you are relatable What a bloodhound has to do with comedy This episode is the first in a series. So, be sure to check out the other episodes: Finding Your Comedy Voice, Material that Matters, and How to Talk About the Hard Stuff with Humor. Sign up here to be notified when future episodes are released. Inside Scoop: Sign up for the Writing Tips Newsletter at Writing at the Red House to get Kathi’s 7 Day Platform Plan for free.

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