#10: Chris Alan on pursuing a stand-up comedy career as an active duty (now retired) Airman

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#10: Chris Alan on pursuing a stand-up comedy career as an active duty (now retired) Airman

The Boots Off Podcast™️

1 hour 15 minutes 45 seconds

5 years ago

#10: Chris Alan on pursuing a stand-up comedy career as an active duty (now retired) Airman

Mike welcomes Chris Alan to The Boots Off Podcast as the show makes its return from hiatus. Chris is a standup comedian with more than 13 years of stage time, opening for marquee headliners like Amy Schumer, Mark Normand, Colin Quinn, Hannibal Buress, Roy Wood Jr, and Kyle Kinane, plus many more. The kicker is, Chris was living this dream while he was active duty Air Force! In this episode, Chris discusses that balancing act and the challenges that came with it.

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Oh yeah! Music provided by my buddy Chase Landon. He's an Army veteran and he solo-produced the song you hear in the intro/outro back in 2004 when we were just high school kids with no direction (not the band). I love that song and he's great.