Clean comedy

But they're they're they would probably be viewed as, you know, too harsh or old school in present day society.

But what you mean? I just have certain beliefs about, like, not about, like, clean comedy.

I love all forms of comedy.

I mean, I won't generally bring up names here because I don't want to, like, get in battles that I didn't mean to get into, but I'm going to bring up a name now.

My outlook on it is just to... lean

in well i give no fucks

yeah but lon certainly made a conscious decision like he's gonna do clean comedy maybe for the job maybe not for the job but like should that be indicative of like what other motherfuckers think like that shit's bullshit yeah

yeah can i uh can i uh what do you call it what do you call it when you do a set we talk when you do a set for somebody show them what you got You want to do a bit? Huh? You want to do a bit? Showcase.

Today's guest, I'm very excited to interview.

She's a Tampa Bay-based stand-up comedian who's built a national reputation of clean comedy, providing you don't need profanity to make people laugh, which I do like a lot, a lot.

She describes her mission as changing the face of comedy while honoring her Christian faith.

She's got a long list of accolades.

And honestly, that funds me in my mission field.

But my mission field and where he wants me is in the secular comedy clubs, the bar rooms, the biker bars and all these places that Jesus has not talked about unless it's in vain.

And I do clean comedy, and I have jokes that are not about God, but, you know, I talk about the lady in my Bible study, and so I'm always making reference

that

ones.

Wait, so you and I were talking on the phone yesterday about clean comedy versus not clean comedy.

And it was funny because, you know, the younger producers on the show, Mabel and Gary, are less familiar even with the concept of clean comedy.

But in our generation, it's a huge thing.

Yeah, it is.

And how would you define it? How would you define it? Because I think in terms of the listenership, I would say like half the people know and maybe half the people don't think about it.

Well, Mikey, I lost sleep last night because we talked about clean comedy because I was trying to define it.

Well, yeah, I think because you and I grew up in the same kind of like 1980s Massachusetts Christian background.

would never say that, J-O.

Why? Because I'm a clean comic now.

That's true.

I'm a clean comic now.

My last

episode, I think you called me a cocksucker.

I don't like what we're doing here.

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Now, Chanel, you do clean comedy.

I do.

Which-

We all do.

You all do clean comedy.

Yeah.

But okay, but you s- you exclusively do-