David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 92 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 92 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 92 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 12th August 2024
David Boyle shares his candid thoughts on Joe Rogan's comedy special, union drama, and a surreal trip to Canberra. A must-listen for comedy and sobriety fans.
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17 minutes
Honest
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Boyle shares a surreal day filled with sleep deprivation and union drama.
- Humorous recount of a visit to a man-made snow park in Canberra.
- Candid critique of Joe Rogan's latest comedy special.
- Discussion on the cult of personality in modern comedy.
- Reflections on the importance of honest feedback in the comedy industry.
Joe Rogan hasn't had honest feedback from other comedians or the crowd for too long.
David Boyle is back with another episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', where he shares his hilarious yet brutally honest reflections on life, sobriety, and comedy. Fresh from a Canberra trip, Boyle recounts his surreal, sleep-deprived day and the unexpected union drama at his construction job. Ever wondered what it's like to visit a man-made snow park in the middle of a sunny hill? Boyle's got you covered with his humorous take on this peculiar adventure with his kids.
The episode takes an interesting turn when Boyle tackles a question about bad comedy, specifically targeting Joe Rogan's latest special. With his signature wit, Boyle dissects why Rogan's comedy might not hit the mark, attributing it to a lack of honest feedback and the cult of personality that surrounds modern comedians. Boyle doesn't hold back, comparing Rogan's audience reactions to those of other comedians like Joey Diaz and Andrew Schultz, highlighting the difference between genuine laughs and forced chuckles.
Boyle's candid commentary extends beyond Rogan, touching on the broader comedy scene and how personality often overshadows actual comedic talent. His musings offer a raw and unfiltered look at the industry, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in comedy or sobriety. If you're looking for a mix of humour, honesty, and a bit of philosophical musing, this episode delivers. Boyle's unique perspective and unfiltered approach make for an engaging and thought-provoking listen.
Don't miss out on his candid take on life, comedy, and everything in between.