EP390 Robert Baril & John DeBoer - Acme Comedy Co - 2020

from NO LAUGH TRACK · host Acme Comedy Company - Minneapolis

Justin sits down with the other two Crash and Burn performers, Robert Baril and John DeBoer! Topics include: Robert's sex life compared to his comedy, looking back at old material from 11 years ago, off the cuff jokes vs written material, and how it's beneficial to watch even the pros struggle. #nolaughtrack Get your tickets here: Crash & Burn Tickets Thanks to Circle of Heat for the intro music. Listen to them here: Circle of Heat

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