

Comedians Tony Hinchcliffe and Vincent Oshana | PBD Podcast | EP 148 |
Apr 23, 2022
Joining the conversation are Tony Hinchcliffe, a sharp-witted touring comedian and host of 'Kill Tony,' and Vincent Oshana, a former Air Force member turned comedic voice from Syria. They dive into comedy's boundaries, debating what can and can't be said, and share laughs over Mike Tyson's recent incident. The trio critiques Netflix's downfall and discusses the shifting landscape of streaming, celebrity culture, and the pressing issues of cancel culture and personal ethics in today's comedy scene.
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Tony Hinchcliffe's Childhood
- Tony Hinchcliffe had a difficult childhood in a dangerous neighborhood with a single mom.
- He found joy and purpose in making people laugh, despite teachers predicting he wouldn't fit into society.
Vincent Oshana's Early Comedy Influences
- Vincent Oshana's father encouraged his comedic talent by having him perform George Carlin routines.
- He got in trouble on his first day in the military for being funny.
Diverse Styles of Comedy
- Comedy has different styles, like insult comedy, similar to how martial arts have different forms.
- Some comedians stick to a set act, while others are more adaptable and can improvise.