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Shari Savage joins the Clean Comedy Time podcast and talks with Brian Atkinson and Aaron Sorrels about the good, the bad, and the funny. We find out all about her big projects, gratitude, gardening, and beach building.
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This episode: Aaron Sorrels is also our guest as Brian Atkinson interviews his cohost on the Clean Comedy Time Podcast. Of course, we still talk about the good, the bad, and the funny, but this time, Aaron gets a taste of his own medicine.
Matt Harper joins Aaron Sorrels and Brian Atkinson on the Clean Comedy Time Podcast. We celebrate Matt’s own long-running podcast, the comedy rooms he runs, and talk about the funny side of clothes-shopping and hitting rock-bottom.
This episode of the Clean Comedy Time Podcast shows off the comedy of Justin Connor. Brian Atkinson and Aaron Sorrels talk with Justin about how he’s spending his time these days, and what’s funny about gardening, ghosts, and fast-food.
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The Clean Comedy Time Podcast guest is Mike Logan! Mike is a nationally touring professional comedian based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. You can find him on all sorts of social media as “Ice Cold Comedian” plus regular weekly and monthly shows throughout the area. Aaron and Brian talked with Mike about schooling his daughter on TikTok, what’s going well, what’s a struggle, and how he’s a sucker for puns.
The Clean Comedy Time Podcast welcomes Simon Carlson. Simon is a standup comic in Grand Rapids, Michigan who performed on our first Dr. Grins showcase. Aaron and Brian talked with Simon about his writing method, what’s going well, what’s a struggle, shopping at Walmart, and his cat.
The Clean Comedy Time Podcast welcomes Kara Coraci. Kara is is a Detroit area comic who performed on our first showcase. Aaron and Brian sat down with Kara and talked about her involvement in the Motor City Comedy Festival, moving from improv to standup, and her husband’s voice.
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The Clean Comedy Time Podcast welcomes our first guest, Evan Tarence. Evan is is a Grand Rapids, MI native who performed on our first showcase. Aaron and Brian sat down with Evan and talked about how Preachers Kids (PK) are just like regular kids… or are they?
When you want to understand what clean comedy really is, you can use these easy to remember F-Words of Clean Comedy:
Most shows are appropriate for grown-ups but sometimes your kids may need to explain things to you.
You’ll find the F-words on the website for Clean Comedy Time as well.
You can learn more about why I like clean comedy.
Some people say that clean comedy is harder work than dirty, blue, or shock comedy. As I’ve talked to other comics who typically perform that way, I’m told that when they do a clean set it makes them better comedians. Comedy is about a love of language and crafting just the right words to deliver a surprise – resulting in a laugh, followed by more laughter, and then keeping the audience laughing over and over.