Chanel in the City
Episode #44: Judy Gold chats stand up comedy, politics & her new book; Yes, I Can Say That: When They Come for the Comedians, We Are All in
December 30, 2020 · 1 hr 17 min
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A veteran comedian explains why protecting comedy now protects everyone's free speech later.
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In this episode
- Why comedy and free speech are inseparable during politically charged times
- How stand-up is adapting to perform and connect during a pandemic
- Where the line is between a sensitive joke and a harmful one
- How to survive a comedy career as a woman and stop caring what people think
About this episode
Judy Gold, comedian, actress & book author of the book Yes, I Can Say That: When They Come For The Comedians We Are All IN Trouble! stops by Chanel in the City & chats with comedian podcast host, Chanel Omari about her new book, why we need to speak up now more than ever when it comes to comedy and politics, how comedy is changing during the pandemic, where the boundaries are when it comes to telling jokes during a sensitive time in history, the inspiration behind her new amazing podcast "KILL ME NOW" available on all podcast platforms. Judy chats the inspiration behind her new book, free speech during a time like this (pandemic, political issues and social issues) and how to be yourself and not care what people think of you when it comes to stand up comedy. Judy also shares how she got through challenges and obstacles while she was doing stand up as a female comedian and what the inspiration behind her comedy career has been. For more information go to www.judygold.com Follow Judy Gold on @Jewdygold on all social media platforms
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About Chanel in the City
You might know her from a show called Princesses Long Island on Bravo TV or a DJ radio host on 106.1 BLI/iheartradio.
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