Standup World
Mike Binder, Josh WolfA newsletter about the deep state of stand-up comedy from someone who's spent his life inside of it. A blog from someone who loves the art form knows the players and wants to write about it and share his stories, thoughts, and opinions.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 238 | Subscribers | Read | standupworld.substack.com |
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ANTHONY JESELNIK PROVES HOW HARD IT IS TO SUSTAIN A ONE NOTE ACT.
.....OKAY. HOLD UP. WRONG! WRONG! TAKE 2....
ADRIENNE IAPALUCCI IS THIS WEEKS GUEST ON STANDUPWORLD w/ MIKE BINDER
Hey if you like well written jokes with a dark edge, you’ll love Adrienne Iapalucci. She’s pretty great. One of my current favorites. The gloves are always off. She’s not afraid to joke about any subject. So much fun to watch her work.
STANDUPWORLD #82
R.I.P. to ED BLUESTONE. Long time stand up comedy fans will know Ed from his droll humor on the Tonight Show in the Carson days, and his National Lampoon writing. (‘BUY THIS MAGAZINE OR WE’ll KILL THIS DOG.) Ed sadly passed away last week. ...
STANDUPWORLD w/ MIKE BINDER #80
Okay, I've screwed up a few times but this was a big one. This is a masterclass in what not to do in the making of a podcast episode. This one was unusable. The sound was awful. I wanted to blame Kailey the producer but it was truly my faul...
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Writer, director, Stand-up comic. Editor of Standupworld.com Husband and father of two. Former Detroiter. Stand-up comedy fanatic.
I like funny things
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