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Hello and welcome to the show, I'm Stuart Goldsmith, and today I'm talking to Joe Lice it live at the secret Welsh comedy festival, which is not so secret anymore, but I'm going to persist in calling it that. This was a really, really entertaining conversation, very thoughtful, which often I think a lot of you

get in touch to say things along these lines, but sometimes the live shows can become a little bit more

performative than the more reflective shows that we have when there's no live

audience there and I think we navigated that path really well I

think we got lots of great stuff from Joe some really good technique stuff and

and he gave some very thoughtful answers so I hope you'll enjoy this very much just before we go into it. I would like to announce officially.

I'll tell you more about this later on. But for those of you who have been waiting for the

compilation Break Glass in case of emergency, I'm very pleased to say that it is now available

for free you have to join the mailing list but it is completely free and

subscribers to the mailing list will tell you I don't email you very often, so there's almost no bother on your part, largely through

to administrative failures than anything else.

So the compilation, Brake Glass, in case of emergency, this is designed to be an uplifting feel-good

compilation from all of the well from the last few years that certainly by no means

all it's about 45 minutes long it's just a compilation of 40 or so acts over about 45 minutes worth set to original

music by Steve Dunn from the Comedy Score podcast and it's just some really uplifting thoughts on creativity, dealing with it when gigs go wrong,

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