Comic Timing – Episode 203: Comic Geek Speak Comic Talk Crossover

Comic Timing – Episode 203: Comic Geek Speak Comic Talk Crossover

Release Date: 09/17/2020

Description: There’s peanut butter in my chocolate. There’s chocolate in my peanut butter. And together it tastes like a podcast crossover…Comic Talk style! Chris and Ian are joined by the Comic Timing Podcast’s co-host Brent Kossina, regular rotating guest Donovan Morgan Grant, and last but not least, the CGS return of the one and only artistic … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 203: Comic Geek Speak Comic Talk Crossover →

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0409 – Comic Timing

Release Date: 02/13/2022

Description: 2022.02.13 – 0409 – Comic TimingComic timingThere’s great importance of the pause before a punchline. It’s the ‘gap gap’ between the stress of the set up and the relief of the reward – laughter. The anticipation within the pause adds punch to the punchline, it creates a beat and is a social signifier of “this next bit’s the gag, when I’ve said it, you laugh!”  That silence often gives the audience just long enough to settle into a false sense of security, but short enough so they don’t figure out the joke for themselves: “I just flew into town [pause] boy, my arms are tired.” The pause sets up the expectation that you are talking about flying on a plane, without giving them time to think: “hmm, this is a gag, they probably don’t mean exactly that…” and then get the gag for themselves. The use of the pause gets greater applause. The confident comic delivers the line (with the pause), and then pauses again for the laughter. A ‘nervous novice’ races on. Dare to be quiet, allow the audience time to respond, let the laughter build, don’t step on it. Indeed, some comics milk the laughter by pausing longer. They make the laughter longer longer by a raised eyebrow, a double take to the side, which itself can cause a second wave of laughter. Those gestures can actually end up being a trademark of individual comics. In broadcasts and podcasts of course, there is no live audience to give you that response – a situation that as we have seen before is tricky. Some radio presenters have a ‘crew’, ‘posse’ or ‘team’ who contribute to the show and can act as the audience, responding appropriately.  On stage jokes can take longer to land with the mass audience so give an extra beat for a punchline to register. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Comic Timing – Episode 178: Batman V Superman V Comic Timing

Release Date: 04/02/2016

Description: STAY DOWN. Our Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice episode has arrived! And boy oh boy is it a whopper. Brandon Christopher, Raphael Soohoo, Brent and Ian have put together just about three hours of content for you all to enjoy, both live from Philadelphia right after Ian and Brandon saw the movie, and back … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 178: Batman V Superman V Comic Timing →

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Comic Timing – Episode 154

Release Date: 05/25/2014

Description: Let’s go, bub! This episode of Comic Timing is dedicated entirely to the X-Men! Sean Whelan and Jim Segulin of the Raging Bullets Podcast join Ian as they discuss their early introductions to the franchise, some of their favorite runs and creators, X-Men: The Animated Series, the evolution of Wolverine as a character, the X-Men … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 154 →

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Timing podcast

Release Date: 09/11/2020

Authors: Timingpodcast

Description: Dos amigos conducen un podcast ¿Qué puede malir sal?

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Timing Podcast

Release Date: 04/04/2021

Authors: Timing Podcast

Description: Dos amigos conducen un podcast ¿Qué puede malir sal?

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Spicytea

Release Date: 10/21/2021

Authors: noriszdvid

Description: its alwayas about timing.

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BES Timing Podcast

Release Date: 09/28/2021

Authors: BES & Nemesis

Description: Perkenalkan, Kami B dan K, atau kerap dipanggil BES dan Nemesis di dunia maya, sebagai host mempersembahkan sebuah Podcast dimana Kami membahas berbagai hal yang menarik, baik itu Game, Film, Anime, Sejarah, Psikologi, Geologi, dan lain-lain.

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Perfect Timing Podcast

Release Date: 08/31/2020

Authors: Kevin J

Description: Perfect Timing Podcast is a laid back podcast with a lot of positivity and encouragement. Kevin J will bring his quirky sense of humor and insight on various topics like real life issues, the gospel, relationships, and much more..

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Bad Timing Podcast

Release Date: 09/13/2020

Authors: Bad Timing Podcast

Description: The “Bad Timing” podcast is hosted by Hunter and Kerrigan. Two sisters who will be discussing new topics pertinent to navigating world, teen life, and mainstream topics!

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Perfect Timing Podcast

Release Date: 04/05/2021

Authors: No Sugar Radio

Description: Perfect Timing Podcast w/ 1st Lady @Avion_The_Mogul & @FlyTyThePromoter Two imperfect women speaking on current events and day to day relationship issues and questions.Join Us LIVE every Monday at 4pm PST/7pm EST

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AFR Christmas News Feature-God's Timing Was Perfect

Release Date: 03/25/2021

Authors: American Family Association

Description: AFR Christmas News Feature-God's Timing Was Perfect

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Gods Timing

Release Date: 04/29/2021

Authors: Dinyero Rahman

Description: My podcast talks about God and how to use the bible in everyday situations

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Imperfect Timing

Release Date: 04/29/2021

Authors: Destinee and Bailey

Description: Two frenemies turned platonic soulmates evaluating the ins and outs of the ever-changing cinematic world. Grab your popcorn and your criticism for this comedic podcast featuring eccentric reviews, unpopular opinions, and everything else in between. https://podcastimperfectti.wixsite.com/imperfecttiming

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Perfect Timing

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Heidi Whitaker

Description: This is Prefect Timing, a Doors In Time Productions podcast about all the behind the scenes stuff of our medical YouTube journey that happens that we don't talk about anywhere else. Family Friendly as always!

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