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You Suck at Standup

You Suck at Standup

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Welcome to You Suck at Standup, the podcast that finally answers the question: "What if comedians were brutally honest and just admit..... they suck?! " Hosted by comedian Rudy Pavich (Amazon Prime, The Adam Carolla Show), this podcast pulls back the curtain on stand-up comedy, bombing on stage, surviving the road, chasing laughs, and all the terrible decisions that somehow lead to a comedy career. Each week, Rudy talks with comedians, entertainers, and interesting people about what it really takes to make audiences laugh. You'll hear behind-the-scenes stories, career disasters, unexpected successes, comedy advice that may or may not work, and plenty of proof that nobody actually knows what they're doing. Whether you're a comedian, comedy fan, or just someone trying to figure out life one awkward conversation at a time, you'll quickly discover that everyone sucks at something. New episodes every week. 🎤 Stand-Up Comedy 😂 Behind-the-Scenes Stories 🚗 Life on the Road 🎭 Comedy Industry Secrets 🤦 Career Mistakes & Lessons Learned Subscribe now and join the thousands of people who are terrible at things.© 2026 You Suck at Standup コメディー・パフォーマンスアート スタンドアップショー
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  • Editing Clips, Ego, and Gillis' 77,000 Tickets and What it Means For Us.

    Editing Clips, Ego, and Gillis' 77,000 Tickets and What it Means For Us.
    2026/07/21
    Rudy owns up to an editing mistake after a heckler's "Renée Good jokes" jab blows up online — and unpacks why the clip made him look more fragile than he actually felt in the moment. Then: Shane Gillis just sold 77,047 tickets for a single show, breaking two Guinness World Records. Rudy breaks down what that actually means in dollars, why most working comics will never see numbers like that, and why chasing virality is the wrong goal — building your own room, one real fan at a time, is the one that pays off. Plus tour dates in Chicago, Tampa, New Jersey, and beyond. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    13 分
  • Best Cities To Move To For Stand-Up Comedy

    Best Cities To Move To For Stand-Up Comedy
    2026/07/09
    Rudy Pavich is on the road! Get dates and more at https//:rudypavichcomedy.comThinking about a stand-up comedy career but can't afford to just move to New York or LA on day one? Here are 3 underrated cities — Portland, Minneapolis, and Cincinnati — where you can actually get stage time, build your act, and keep your rent low while you get good enough to compete in the big markets.In this video:00:00 Why the "big 3" comedy cities can wreck beginners00:53 Portland — the alt-comedy playground01:53Minneapolis — balance and affordability02:49 Cincinnati — the sleeper pick and why it's #1If you're serious about a comedy career, don't skip the step before New York and LA — build your reps somewhere you can actually afford to fail first.#StandUpComedy #ComedyCareer #WhereToMove Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    11 分
  • Why You're Still Bombing (And It's Not Your Jokes) ft. Adam Bloom | You Suck at Standup

    Why You're Still Bombing (And It's Not Your Jokes) ft. Adam Bloom | You Suck at Standup
    2026/06/30
    Most new comedians think bombing means their jokes aren't good enough. They're wrong. In this episode I sit down with British comedian and author Adam Bloom to talk about what's actually holding new comedians back — and it has nothing to do with your joke writing. We get into finding your comedic character, why copying your heroes is keeping you stuck, the seesaw theory of punchline rhythm, how to reset a dying room, and what your opening joke needs to do before you say anything funny. Adam Bloom is the author of Finding Your Comic Genius — one of the best books ever written on stand-up comedy. This conversation is for comedians in their first 1-3 years who are serious about figuring out how this industry actually works. Topics covered: • Why your set isn't working (and it's not your jokes) • How audiences teach you who your character is • The mic tap reset technique for dying rooms • The seesaw theory of punchline rhythm • Why copying your heroes is permanent plagiarism • How to structure your opening to set up your persona 00:00 - Intro 02:11 - Searching for your comedic character 04:05 - The quickest route to mediocrity 09:53 - Working a full time job outside of comedy 12:16 - How to pull out of bombing on stage 21:30 - Every great joke needs THIS! 29:06 - The importance of an opening joke Follow Adam Bloom: Instagram @AdamBloomComedy Book: Finding Your Comic Genius - https://share.google/83RoLQXBRFb5IVJ9v Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    38 分
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