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Ep 143: Jill Kimmel from Comedy Central's, "Kevin Hart: Hart of the City"

from A Comedy Advice Podcast · host Stephen Settanni

Jill Kimmel is an esteemed comedian based in Arizona. She was featured performing on Kevin Hart’s “Hart of the City” on Comedy Central and has worked with some of the highest caliber comedians like Norm Macdonald, Jeffrey Ross, DL Hughley and other great comedians at Bonkerz comedy club, Stand Up Live, the Improv comedy club, The Comedy Store and other respected venues around the country. She’s performed for the troops overseas on 5 different tours and has recently given a TEDx talk about embracing her roots by running away from them. This week, Jill joins Stephen, Eric, and Anthony to talk about how she got into comedy at a later age and still ended up crushing it, how she got on Comedy Central’s Hart of the City with Kevin Hart, how she takes on being a woman in stand-up, and about her TEDx talk where she talked about her famous brother and how she ended up embracing her roots. Then comes the advice. Follow Jill! IG: https://www.instagram.com/itsmejillkimmel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/itsmejillkimmel https://www.jillkimmel.com/

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