My manager says, she reckons, all comedians, I don't know if she says all male, because she has a fear, she's like, all dude comedians that she, a lot of them, they have some daddy issues somewhere in there.

And I was like, oh, that makes.

Oh, damn it, me too.

Like.

It gets better because it has to get better.

We're all made of human.

Hello, my name is Sophie Hagen.

I'm a stand-up comedian and you're listening to the

made-of-human podcast or in short mopad it is a podcast in which I try to

figure out life I mean by talking to some pretty cool people, I try to speak to a wide range of people about their life experiences in order to learn, engage and feel less alone. This week I'm speaking to Naseim

Hussein. He's an Australian comedian and we met up in Edinburgh and I love Naseim. I love him. I love him. I was meant to get him on the

podcast like a year ago and it just never happened but now we were both at the

Edinburgh Fringe Festival and he agreed to talk to me and I am very happy about that.

I will let you listen to her chat just a bit. It's a good one. He has some stories. I mean I know all my guests do but it was so entertaining.

Anyways first I just need to tell you that I am going on tour with my and it's almost

guys it's half sold out like I've sold 50% of all the tickets. It's a 33 day tour.

It's pretty wild. Anyways. So I'll let you know which ones are sold out, but I'm going on tour with my brand new show, Dead Baby Frog.

It's a stand-up comedy show about emotional abuse, trigger warning.

Starting in October I will be in, and I'm sorry for mispronouncing these,

Peter Bra, Winchester. I'm sorry for mispronouncing these. Pizza Bra.

Winchester, which is sold out.

Liverpool, Farham, Coventry, Swindon Leeds, which is sold out.

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