For me, it basically is my awakening. Realizing the world is pretty screwed up and being pretty

upset about it and seeing all these things that are completely backwards and not knowing why,

and then seeing who's responsible and getting pretty angry about it, and then realizing the real

change comes from within.

You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Welcome friends, James Corbett, here 13th December 2017, and today we are talking to Benny

Wills, who you will remember as a previous guest on this program.

You can check the interview archives for our previous conversation.

Or you can get a Laughing at Tyrants DVD, which includes the video version of that conversation that we had with Benny Wills,

who you will better know as one of the team behind the conscious comedy group known as JoyCamp.

So, Benny, thank you so much for joining us today on the program.

Hey, thanks for having me, James.

Now, I noticed recently that you did a little self-introduction post on Steam It,

in which you describe yourself as an actor-turned poet? What on earth is that about? As I say,

most people will probably know you as one of the faces on the Joy Camp YouTube channel,

a popular channel. If you haven't checked it out for some reason, please do so. We as, as we discussed

in our previous conversation, obviously doing some incredible conscious comedy work.

And more than just that, if you have followed the YouTube channel, you will notice that the production has definitely delved into some other genres.

I'm not even sure what to call some of those pieces that you do. They're really thought

provoking pieces that aren't necessarily ha ha funny, but certainly do make you think. So,

so clearly you've been on this journey and it's not just about being a comic duo or something

with Kevin. I mean, clearly you're doing and exploring all sorts of different things, but now you're

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