Funny How? - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
For the Love of God
Christian comedy is big business, but exists outside of the mainstream. We visit with some of the comics on the road who are trying to bring laughs in His name.
Queer Now
A look at what it's like to be an LGBTQ comedian, as queer comics have been traditionally shunned. With first-hand experience and insight into the matter from those in the business.
Started from the Bottom
An exploration of the struggles and roadblocks faced by comedians on their rise to fame, with the comedy veteran and man of 10,000 noises Michael Winslow and some young talent acting as guides.
The Art of the Bomb
Bombing strikes fear in the heart of every stand-up. But what does it mean to bomb? Kliph hits the open mic scene for answers. With help from Attell, Lange, Birbiglia and Hedberg.
Nature vs. Nurture
Iconoclastic comic Doug Stanhope helps explore whether it's possible to teach comedy in a classroom. He and Kliph observe those attempting to teach the craft of comedy and try to understand their methods.
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