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Jun 26, 2014 1 hr 1 min

Ep 22: Tamer Kattan

from Can I be Funny? Hosted by James Quintin

We're going international again with the very funny Tamer Kattan. An Egyptian-born American who grew up in LA, we chat about his writing style, plans for the future, his work ethic and the differences between the UK and American open mic circuit. For more info follow on Twitter @TamerKattan or visit www.tamerkattan.com

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