Episode 8 - Jonathan Teklai

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Jonathan Teklai, the creator of fools circle (a pop-up comedy party in NYC), discusses his transition from being a professional in tech to becoming a comedian in NYC. In this episode, we cover how Jonathan built a comedy brand during the pandemic while navigating the corporate world, his thoughts on imposter syndrome, cancel culture, and a bunch of mistakes. We also get to the bottom of Jonathan’s famous quote, “Pop culture is just expired black culture”. Tune in for laughs, authenticity, and a bunch of 🐐 quotes. 🎭 Follow us on Instagram @mostlymistakespodcast Follow us on Twitter @mostly_mistakes Join our newsletter at www.mostlymistakes.com Contact us at [email protected]

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