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This is a podcast from comedians comedian podpos. Hello and welcome pod from the just for last festival in Montreal.

We've got four episodes for you.

This is Jen Kirkman.

Tomorrow's will be Mosha Kasha.

And after that, a live recording that I did with Patton-Oswalt,

one of my favorite comedians. I hope you're really going to enjoy that one. I certainly did.

And the fourth and final one will be Andy Kindler, famous for the HAC's handbook that he created in the early 90s.

He's a satirical sort of swipe at HAC Comptroller. book that he created in the early 90s.

So he's a satirical sort of swipe at Hack comedy

and also well known for his state of the industry addresses.

He does a regular speech every year at Montreal

in which he kind of he almost he acts as the

comedian of the industry reflecting the industry's um

pomposity back at itself and all of them I'm really really pleased with them

thank you so much to everyone for giving me their time,

particularly when I just turn up at the festival as no one they've ever heard of.

So this is Jen. Before we get into it, though, this is a recording that I made will open in an unusual fashion

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