Choose to be Curious Episode #44: Curiosity is About Observation with Felonious Munk, Calvin Evans & Odinaka Ezeokoli
Dec 29, 2017
Felonious Munk, a comedian and Second City ensemble member, joins fellow comedians Calvin Evans and Odinaka Ezeokoli for an engaging discussion on the intersection of curiosity and comedy. They highlight how observational humor unveils deeper truths about society, especially regarding race and gender. The trio shares personal anecdotes, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability in connecting with audiences. Their playful exploration of curiosity, likened to the sweetness of honey and even weeds, showcases how paying attention to life enriches our narratives and growth.
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Comedy as Observational Philosophy
- Comedy is a form of observational philosophy that makes sense of the world.
- It questions everyday assumptions to find meaning and humor in life.
Different Lenses Shape Perception
- People see the same things but interpret them through different lenses.
- These differing perspectives reveal how our minds think uniquely about shared realities.
Keep Observing to Find Humor
- Comedians must constantly observe and question their experiences.
- Finding humor often comes from making sense of unnoticed everyday details.