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NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST
Tummy Ache Studios
25 episodes
2 days ago
Not A Rich Kid elevates the stories of Victorian creatives from working class backgrounds.
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Not A Rich Kid elevates the stories of Victorian creatives from working class backgrounds.
Show more...
Society & Culture
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Episode 12 - Rachel Fairburn - Comedian
NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST
1 hour 1 minute 15 seconds
6 months ago
Episode 12 - Rachel Fairburn - Comedian
FOLLOW US:  Not a Rich Kid - Instagram - link Rachel Fairburn: Comedy, Class, and Creativity   In this episode of 'Not a Rich Kid,' host Kath Dolheguy interviews Rachel Fairburn, a standup comedian and podcaster from Manchester, UK. Rachel discusses her journey in comedy, balancing creative pursuits with day jobs, and the challenges of being a working-class comedian. She shares personal anecdotes about her upbringing, her family's strong work ethic, and how her background influences her comedy. The conversation also touches on the class problem within the comedy industry, particularly around major festivals like Edinburgh, and the financial difficulties faced by working-class performers. Rachel's story is one of perseverance, creativity, and the importance of staying true to one’s roots.   00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:24 Meet Rachel Fairburn: Comedian and Podcaster 01:35 Rachel's Upbringing in Manchester 02:05 Family Background and Work Ethic 05:53 School Days and Early Influences 12:15 First Jobs and Early Career 20:03 Breaking into Standup Comedy 22:43 Challenges of a Working-Class Comedian 24:45 Voiceover Work and Accents 30:04 Navigating Life and Career Choices 32:20 The Importance of Support in Working-Class Life 33:36 Challenges of Pursuing Comedy in Edinburgh 35:43 Financial Struggles and Industry Bias 37:28 Diversity and Representation in Comedy 40:46 Balancing Personal and Professional Life 50:32 The Role of Mentors and Agents 52:52 Future Aspirations and Creative Projects 55:32 Reflections on Working-Class Identity 01:00:21 Conclusion and Final Thoughts   Also discussed: OasisDanny DyerKevin BridgesMolly McGuinness Get in touch:  Are you a working class person who wants to pursue a creative career but don't know where to start? Get in touch via the instagram - we'd be happy to give you some advice. Tell us who you would like to hear from. Is there someone we should invite on the podcast? Let us know!  The Not a Rich Kid Team:  Kath Dolheguy  Frankie Kanatas Sarah Ryan-Linstrom  Post audio - Mike Tillbrook  Theme song:  ‘Barry Michael Takes a Train’ by Sand Pebbles - Written & performed by Ben Michael and performed and mixed by Murray Ono Jamieson.  Not a Rich Kid would not be possible without the support of:   VCA who provided studio space City of Melbourne Arts Grants Supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants
NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST
Not A Rich Kid elevates the stories of Victorian creatives from working class backgrounds.