ComChatPod -- Sea3 Ep6 - D'Lai

Episode 6 of the The Comedy Chatter Podcast --featuring Meldon Williams-- podcast, hosted by Libsyn, titled "ComChatPod -- Sea3 Ep6 - D'Lai" was published on February 1, 2021 and runs 37 minutes.

February 1, 2021 ·37m · The Comedy Chatter Podcast --featuring Meldon Williams--

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Host Meldon Williams catches up with stand up comic and social media favorite D'Lai! They chat about D'Lai's early comedy journey as a black jack dealer extraordinaire, all the way up to touring with Bill Bellamy, TV appearances, and gaining 258,000 Instagram followers. Mel also spills about his outlook during his personal grind, says thanks to the comics that said "no", and gives a BITDS(BackInTheDaySponsor).

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