In today’s episode, we’re joined by Phil Nichol, a comedian, actor, and musician, who takes us through his journey in comedy since the late '80s. Phil reflects on the shift from experimental to polished comedy, the pressures of audience validation, and how social media and cancel culture have changed the game. He critiques modern comedy’s focus on marketability over creative risks and shares his thoughts on the importance of authenticity, long-term experience, and staying true to the craft.

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