This is a live recording of a dark comedy show/talk show/therapy session in which New York City comedians share an event that shaped them. This is dark comedy, and it's also very intimate and vulnerable comedy... so be warned, you will hear people sharing things that may have not only hurt them, but cracked them open.

In this episode, Rich Templeton ( @richhunttemp New York City comedian and actor) talks about the death of a baby-sitter when he was young... and how this has contributed to his trust issues and the amount of pressure he puts on himself. Our second guest, Matthew Silver ( @silver.matthew New York City comedian and street performer), talks to us about how he feels chronically unheard and unseen... to a menacing level. This episode, as every episode, is dark and loving. Feel free to see the video recording on the host's Instagram @anyaj0nes and check our the website lifeofanya.com/liveandunqualified

This is a monthly live podcast recording/show that happens at 8pm on the second Sunday of every month at Young Ethel's Bar and Stage in Park Slope, Brooklyn. The show is free to attend and watch, so come join us!

005: Eddie Liles Is Very Funny... but I Cracked Him Open Like A Walnut

Live & UnqualifiedBy Anya JonesNov 05, 2022