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COMEDY 101

"Comedy 101" is a laugh-out-loud podcast that's perfect for comedy lovers and those eager to learn about the art form.

Podcast · By Daniel Lucas · English · Official site

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7
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Sep 2, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Improvisational Comedy Games: Think Fast, Say “Yes, And,” and Create Humor Without a Script | Comedy 101 (opens the original)

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    Comedy 101, now in its third season, presents “Improvisational Comedy Games”—a lively and entertaining exploration of the spontaneous exercises that help performers think quickly, collaborate creatively, and transform unexpected ideas into unforgettable comedy. This episode examines classic improv games, the power of saying “yes, and,” character creation, active listening, teamwork, audience participation, and the fearless imagination required to create humor without a script. Learn more about y

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    The Art of Improv Comedy: From Chicago to Hollywood | Comedy 101 Podcast (opens the original)

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    Comedy 101, now in its third season, features The Art of Improv Comedy: From Chicago to Hollywood. This entertaining episode traces the evolution of improvisational comedy from Chicago’s legendary stages and influential comedy institutions to the television studios and movie sets of Hollywood. Discover how quick thinking, spontaneous collaboration, fearless creativity, and the famous “Yes, and…” principle helped shape generations of comedians and transform modern entertainment. We also explore t

  3. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    The History of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival: How It Transformed the World of Comedy (opens the original)

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    Comedy 101, now in its third season, features The History of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, an entertaining journey through the origins and evolution of the world’s largest performing arts festival. Beginning in 1947, when eight uninvited theatre groups arrived in Edinburgh to perform outside the official international festival, the Fringe developed into a global celebration of creativity, experimentation, and artistic freedom. In this episode, we explore how the festival became an important pla

  4. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    The History of Parody Films: How Movie Spoofs Changed Comedy | Comedy 101 (opens the original)

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    Comedy 101, now in its third season, features “The History of Parody Films” an entertaining journey through the movies that turned familiar genres, famous scenes, and Hollywood clichés into unforgettable comedy. This episode explores how parody films evolved, the creative minds behind the genre, and why these hilarious spoofs continue to make audiences laugh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Comedy 101, now in its third season, takes listeners inside the fascinating world of comedy, where the art of humor is explored, celebrated, and thoughtfully broken down (opens the original)

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    Each episode examines what makes people laugh, how comedians transform everyday experiences into unforgettable material, and why humor remains such a powerful force in society. From clever storytelling and sharp observations to timing, delivery, and cultural influence, the series reveals the creativity and skill behind every great joke. It is an entertaining and insightful journey into the craft of comedy and the brilliant minds that bring laughter to life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visi

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