Episode 15: Lucas Copp Crushing on Kill Tony

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In this episode of the Funny Truth podcast, comedian Lucas Copp joins us to discuss his set and experience crushing on Kill Tony in front of Shane Gillis.
Lucas and I started comedy around the same time in the same city of Portland, Oregon. We discuss our experiences in the comedy scene in our hometown and the different comedy scenes we've encountered while traveling.
We discuss open mics, local politics, and the challenges of being a comedian. Lucas and I share funny stories about our experiences both shared and in different cities. We also discuss various aspects of comedy, including writing jokes, the importance of practice, and the challenges of performing at open mics.
We also touch on the differences between small towns and big cities in terms of comedy scenes, the experience of traveling as a comedian, and the value of surrounding oneself with supportive and like-minded individuals. The conversation provides insights into the comedy industry and the journey of a comedian.
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1. Introduction and Background (00:00:00)

2. Lucas' Set and Interview on Kill Tony (00:03:16)

3. Doing Shows on The Road (00:06:17)

4. Comedy Friends and Funny Insults (00:09:18)

5. The Difference Between Comedians and Open Mic'ers (00:13:05)

6. Writing Jokes and Different Observations Traveling (00:22:13)

7. Building An Hour of Material (00:23:48)

8. Navigating Sensitive Topics in Comedy (00:24:55)

9. Dealing with Hecklers and Controversial Reactions (00:26:23)

10. Writing Jokes Using Different Substances (00:27:50)

11. The Evolution of a Comedian's Writing Style (00:29:26)

12. Navigating Open Mics and Longer Sets (00:30:26)

13. Commanding The Room (00:31:02)

14. The Challenges and Productivity of Open Mics (00:32:25)

15. The Value of a Supportive Comedy Community (00:34:04)

16. The Appeal of Performing in Small Towns (00:35:37)

17. The Potential of Corporate and Church Shows (00:36:02)

18. Building a Fan Base in Smaller Venues (00:37:18)

19. Adapting To Different Comedy Scenes (00:38:11)