C.C.P. Episode 6 -- Mia Jackson

Episode 6 of the The Comedy Chatter Podcast --featuring Meldon Williams-- podcast, hosted by Libsyn, titled "C.C.P. Episode 6 -- Mia Jackson" was published on November 21, 2017 and runs 54 minutes.

November 21, 2017 ·54m · The Comedy Chatter Podcast --featuring Meldon Williams--

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Host Meldon Williams welcomes the podcast's very 1st female comic, one of ATL's finest, Mia Jackson! Mel addresses the Louis CK scandal, then chats with Mia about their 1st encounter, the Atlanta comedy scene, and how she pretty much had a front row seat in watching Amy Schumer blow up. Mia also tells us crazy stories about crazy men in the comedy world...

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