Comedians in the Cloud- 22nd episode of The Ivy League of Comedy's Coffee in the Cloud... with Comedians, guest Joe Larson, in conjunction with the NY Distance Learning Association

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The Ivy League of Comedy

Shaun Eli Breidbart

27 episodes

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Shaun Eli from The Ivy League of Comedy. Each week we chat with a comedian or two or others from the comedy industry. Sometimes it's about the business of comedy. Other times it's more like what stand-up comedians talk about backstage before and during a show. Sometimes it's just comics interrupting each other with jokes. (These are free-form conversations and there may occasionally be a curse word or two)

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Comedians in the Cloud- 22nd episode of The Ivy League of Comedy's Coffee in the Cloud... with Comedians, guest Joe Larson, in conjunction with the NY Distance Learning Association

The Ivy League of Comedy

37 minutes 5 seconds

5 years ago

Comedians in the Cloud- 22nd episode of The Ivy League of Comedy's Coffee in the Cloud... with Comedians, guest Joe Larson, in conjunction with the NY Distance Learning Association

In this episode Joe talks about virtual corporate events and an upcoming hybrid live/virtual comedy show at a comedy club; Shaun asks how a comedian is compensated in such a circumstance and they discuss the decline in pay during the pandemic for the few shows that do exist. Tom asks what we’d do if blueberries cured covid-19. Shaun and Joe talk about how late-night TV has fallen apart with no live audiences. Joe and Shaun give their thoughts on the quality of “Saturday Night Live.” Shaun talks about the difficulties of writing during the pandemic because there aren’t life experiences to write about, and Joe offers to give away his family.

(may have an occasional curse word)