Stand Up 101
Keith Lowell Jensen, Amy BeeAlways wanted to try stand up comedy? Already hitting the open mics but looking to take the next step? This newsletter is for you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Subscribers | Read | standup101.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
Throwing Punches: My Scott Story
Laughs Unlimited was Sacramento’s locally owned stand up club. They had an open mic, they had comedy classes, they felt so much more accessible to new comics than Punch Line, the corporate room in town. They also had smaller names as headli...
Throwing Punches: Jon Dore F'in' With Me
Jon Dore, me, and Alfonso Portela. Me and Alfonso had SO much hair!
Private / Corporate Gigs
I did a private gig this weekend, a fundraiser for a cause I believe in. It did not go great. I was standing in a room, not on a stage, with the same lighting on myself and the audience, and the microphone was slowly dying, but perhaps the ...
Makin' Money
Selling books alongside fellow Sacramento authors, from R to L, Aaron Carnes, Eve Imagine, historian Bill Burg, and artist Paul Imagine with that amazing side eye scowl.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
I am a comedian of 25 years here to teach, encourage, and guide others in their stand up journey.
Socially anxious misfit overthinker learning to be brave anyway. Co-creator of In a Nutshell Storytelling, WILDCARD story swap, host of Prompt: a podcast for people who love stories. Writer. Editor. Storyteller. Failed to hike the PCT three times.
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