No new episode of the podcast this week. Instead, something to hold you over until all’s well in Jake’s world again.
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Episode 635: The Coldplay Couple
Oh, those wacky lovebirds attending a Coldplay concert… Cheating on their spouses, listening to bland, uninteresting music…
How to Book a Comedian: The Ultimate Guide to a Hilarious, Stress-Free Event
So you need to book a comedian. Good news, I can help walk you through the process.
How to Hire a Comedian: Which type of comedian fits your event best?
If you needIf you want to hire a comedian for your event, you need to know what kind of comic would work best for you.
How to Find a Local Comedian for Your Event
If you’re looking to book a comic, have you thought about hiring a local comedian? You might just have talent in your backyard.
What Questions Should I Ask Before Booking a Comedian? Your Pre-Booking Checklist
When booking a comedian, you should have questions at the ready, and your comic should have answers that satisfy you.
Top Mistakes to Avoid When Booking a Comedian: How to Ensure a Smooth, Laugh-Filled Event
Booking a comedian might lead to mistakes, but here’s an easy guide so you can avoid such pitfalls.
Booking a Comedian: A Guide to Fees and Budgeting
You’re booking a comedian… what should you expect to spend? Let’s look into that!
Booking a Celebrity Comedian: Costs, Logistics, and Insider Tips
Are you thinking of booking a celebrity comedian? You can if you want, but you can probably do better by going with an unknown…
What’s a Contract Rider?
What is a contract rider, and are they important? Read on, and find out.
Should You Tip a Comedian?
Should you tip a comedian? It’s like any other tipping situation: never required, always appreciated. (Because who doesn’t like extra $$?)
Booking a Comedian: The Logistics, and Managing Your Comedy Event
You’re interested in booking a comedian? Well, can you make it through this 2,000 word slog? Good luck!