Go Frank Yourself Show

Perspective w/ Ash Kumra

Ash Kumra can be seen in Los Angeles Times, Forbes, TedX, and much more. None of these amazing accomplishments have taken away from his warm, welcoming personality. This episode is about how the proper perspective in life can make your goals easier to achieve. The power of gratitude, being someone people prefer to work with, and how important role models are in our lives. This is simply a great conversation with two down to Earth humans. Enjoy.

Comedians on Law of Attraction w/ Dante Chang

Dante Chang is an Asian American from DC that clearly grew up around mostly black people. A hilarious comedian, actor, and a great dude with a super interesting past. This episode is all about the law of attraction. We share some wild stories that some people might not even believe because of how powerful they are. Find out for yourself. Enjoy.

The Business of Stand Up Comedy w/ Emily Catalano

This episode features Emily Catalano. Emily is from Santa Cruz California. She started comedy in SC, then moved to SF, and is now living in LA. She has been on Conan, and beat me, Frankie Marcos in the 2017 Rooster T Feathers comedy competition out of 100 Bay Area comedians. I placed 2nd. We explore behind the scenes of the stand up comedy world, what it's really like living in Los Angeles, and the commonality of undervaluing ourselves as artists. This one is very funny, as well as fascinating. Enjoy!

Becoming a Better Artist w/ Morgan Jay

Morgan Jay is an amazing comedian who released his first special in 2020 and it had over 500,000 views. He's a national headliner who has been praised highly by DeRay Davis and many others. This episode is two young comics growing in the stand up comedy craft, and sharing great energy with everyone around. We share some amazing stories, vibes, and excitement about what the future will bring. Find out what's poppin on episode 10.

Ep. 9 Strict Indian Parents w/ Neel Nanda

Neel Nanda grew up in Georgia, with two Indian immigrant parents from India. He was a good kid but somehow always grounded. Touch a candy at the store? You're grounded. You thinking about listening to rock music? GROUNDED. Slightly different than my childhood that included stealing the family car and getting caught. This is a funny one, that gets deep for a bit at the end as we talk about breaking the chain of toxicity family.