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The Rachel Hollis Podcast
556: The Funny Thing About Failure | The Journey to Success from Our Favorite Comedians - Bert Kreischer, Iliza Shlesinger, Dane Cook, and Catherine Reitman
Feb 7, 2024
Comedians Bert Kreischer, Iliza Shlesinger, Dane Cook, and Catherine Reitman discuss diverse voices in comedy, career choices, living life and looking forward to events, reflecting on a viral joke, the pendulum swing of success and failure, and Eliza's Locals project featuring bite-sized comedy specials.
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- Comedians need to continually evolve their material to resonate with diverse audiences and represent a wide range of voices.
- Authenticity is crucial in comedy as audiences want to hear genuine stories and experiences they can relate to.
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The Importance of Evolving in Comedy
In comedy, it is crucial to continually evolve and update material to keep it fresh and relatable to audiences. This means adapting to changing perspectives, experiences, and life stages. Comedians need to move beyond the jokes of their youth and embrace new, unique perspectives as they grow older. The goal is to create a career that is fully lived and constantly evolving, resonating with diverse audiences and representing a wide range of voices.
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