Kaizen Komedy

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This week, Kaizen Komedy looks at the very unique James Acaster. Acaster has an absurd long form approach to minute subjects. He has very passionate opinions on subjects and uses repetition to amplify these bizarrely strong views. He even takes an exaggerated approach to physicality, which enables his grievances to come to life. www.kaizenkomedy.com e-mail: KaizenKomedy@gmail.com

This episode of the Kaizen Komedy podcast focuses on the hilariously foul-mouthed and much beloved Big Jay Oakerson. Oakerson is fueled by crowd work and well-written, intelligent, filthy bits focused on his life and how he interacts with his family, and he uses both to get crowds rolling and deeply involved in his shows. In addition to being a fantastic comedian, Big Jay also runs his own podcasts The Legion of Skanks and co-hosts The SDR Show. write us: kaizenkomedy@gmail.com

This week, Kaizen Komedy looks at the work of Sebastian Maniscalco. Maniscalco is the one of the most energized and physical comics Kaizen has looked at yet. He often uses contrasting to emphasize aspects of his Italian upbringing against the norms of others. His material is very relatable and performed passionately, which keeps the audience interested and engaged. www.kaizenkomedy.com e-mail us at: kaizenkomedy@gmail.com

This episode, the Kaizen Crew takes a look at Netflix's Comedians of the World series and picks out three comics they want to analyze a bit further. Those comics are: Joel Creasey Ivan Decker DeAnne Smith Check these comedians out and let us know who else you'd like us to analyze by writing us at: kaizenkomedy@gmail.com