PODCAST
This Better Be Funny
by This Better Be Funny
The "This Better Be Funny" podcast simply has comedians pitching each other jokes, sketches, etc. exactly as they might do in real life. Not set in any single location, the organic conversations that largely are the impetus of the creative process of comedy are what we trying to capture. With only multiple guests at a time at comedy clubs, dive bars, coffee shops, and more, "This Better Be Funny" cuts through the rambling of many free-form comedy podcasts and instead follows where ever "the rabbit hole" of a joke may lead (or, in some cases, end when the idea is clearly not going anywhere).
Episodes
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This Better Be Funny Ep. 84 with Keith and The Girl
Trailblazing podcasters Keith Malley and Chemda better known as the long running, great podcast, Keith and The Girl, join Jake and Jeremy at Crave Cafe in Studio City for what was a toss up as to who was interviewing who. Per usual on TBBF, there was plenty of faux bickering between Jake and...
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This Better Be Funny Ep. 83 with Margot Leitman
Perennial Moth Grandslam winner and hilarious storyteller/writer Margot Leitman comes in for this latest episode in This Better Be Funny's Despicable Edition mini-series to challenge co-host Jeremy Paul in who has the more embarrassing, shameful, or despicable story for the prize of cassette…
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This Better Be Funny Ep. 82 Despicable Edition with Sean O'Connor
Another episode of This Better Be Funny mini-series "Despicable Edition" where we have a guest square off with co-host Jeremy Paul, who admitted to basically being a baby boxing promoter, in a "despicable/embarrassing story off" is here. This week, Sean O'Connor (Conan), a man who told off Bon...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The "This Better Be Funny" podcast simply has comedians pitching each other jokes, sketches, etc. exactly as they might do in real life. Not set in any single location, the organic conversations that largely are the impetus of the creative process of comedy are what we trying to capture. With only multiple guests at a time at comedy clubs, dive bars, coffee shops, and more, "This Better Be Funny" cuts through the rambling of many free-form comedy podcasts and instead follows where ever "the rabbit hole" of a joke may lead (or, in some cases, end when the idea is clearly not going anywhere).
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