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Dec 9, 2022 52 min

NORM STULZ talks about BEING FUNNY!

from TED TALKS 2 much Hosted by Ted Moss III

Send us Fan Mail The 44 Year Stand-Up Comedian Norm Stulz stoped by the studio and shared his thoughts on how to live, laugh and the Art of Being Funny. Over years of interviewing Stand-Up Comedians, I don't think I have been more honored to spend time with any real Professional Stan-Up, than Norm Stulz. He is thoughtful, funny and filled with wisdom garnered from a lifetime of pursuing his dream of Stand-Up Comedy. Not only has he been extremely successful in his career, but he has a great appreciation for his wife, family and all those who have supported him along the way. I hope you will enjoy this Part 1 (of 2) interview with my new friend, Mr. Norm Stulz. Support the show LEARN stand-up TODAY! THE FUNNY 15 Master Class in Stand-Up Comedy Only $19.99! Advice from 15 working Comics with over 230 years of combined experience! LINK https://shorturl.at/kF467

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Send us Fan Mail The 44 Year Stand-Up Comedian Norm Stulz stoped by the studio and shared his thoughts on how to live, laugh and the Art of Being Funny. Over years of interviewing Stand-Up Comedians, I don't think I have been more honored to spend time with any real Professional Stan-Up, than Norm Stulz. He is thoughtful, funny and filled with wisdom garnered from a lifetime of pursuing his dream of Stand-Up Comedy. Not only has he been extremely successful in his career, but he...

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