Good One: A Podcast About Jokes

Taylor Tomlinson's Virginity (Rerun)

Mar 3, 2022

01:09:22

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Do You Feel Like You're Running Out of Time?

04:27

Youoke, I Think the Joke Was Just That, Growing Up, Everyone Told Me It Was Going to Be Easy

01:07

Do You Feel Like You've Got Better at Composition?

02:54

Introduction

2min

Why Men Are Prepared for Sexual Rejection as a Woman

2min

Why I'm Not Ready to Have Sex With Someone New

2min

The Joke That Isn't a Church Comedian

3min

How Many Ways Can You Lose Your Career?

2min

My Parents Are Bad People, Am I?

4min

The Inability to Start Laziness

3min

I'm a Single Female, I'll Never Work a Church Again, Isn't It?

2min

Is There Material in This Joke?

2min

10.

How Did You Get Your Virginity Back?

3min

11.

How Did You Find That Bubble of Invincibility When You're Young?

2min

12.

Are You in Your Twenties?

3min

13.

How Did You Write the Joke?

6min

14.

Youoke, I Think the Joke Was Just That, Growing Up, Everyone Told Me It Was Going to Be Easy

1min

15.

I Just Thought That Was Just Funny, and I Didn't Rrift That

5min

16.

Is Your Virginity a Gift?

2min

17.

How Late Did You Lose Your Virginity Late?

1min

18.

The Closer - The Comedy Line Up

2min

19.

Do You Remember the Trolly in the Chocolate Factory?

2min

20.

Introducing the New Paramount Streaming Service

6min

21.

Do You Feel Like You've Got Better at Composition?

3min

22.

Do You Feel Like You're Running Out of Time?

4min

23.

Comedy - I'm Never Going to Die if I Write Something This Good, Like Cause It Just Keeps Your Memory Alive

2min

24.

Is There a Joke That Never Works?

3min

25.

The Good One Podcast - The Best Coffee in the World!

2min

On this week’s episode, standup comedian wunderkind Taylor Tomlinson (Self-Helpless podcast) talks about becoming one of the youngest comics ever to have their own Netflix one-hour stand-up special. Her path to taping her hilarious Quarter-Life Crisis at the age of 25 is an extremely nontraditional one: she started as a teenage Christian comedian, after taking a stand-up class with her father. This meant to fully become the comedian she wanted to be, she had to distance herself from her church and her dad.

As a result of her religious upbringing, Taylor lost her virginity after she had already become an established comedian. The joke she discusses this episode mines the absolute absurdity of that for comedy, while slyly touching on more serious issues of consent. All building to a perfect classic movie reference!

Watch Quarter-Life Crisis on Netflix. Follow Taylor on Twitter and Instagram. Follow Jesse David Fox on Twitter and Instagram.

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Good One: A Podcast About Jokes

Taylor Tomlinson's Virginity (Rerun)

Do You Feel Like You're Running Out of Time?

Youoke, I Think the Joke Was Just That, Growing Up, Everyone Told Me It Was Going to Be Easy

Do You Feel Like You've Got Better at Composition?

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