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As comedians we cover topics, we have in common such as booking shows, online trolling, and controversial comedy. Brad discusses his unique approach to comedy and the dark humor books he has published. He has written over 100 Amazon Best Sellers such as: "Mike Hunt Smells Like Fish,"
"Clip Clop The Racist Horse Cop" "Race Wars" and many more.

We discuss our approaches to dealing with trolls and negative comments on social media. Brad shares his experiences with receiving death threats and how he responds to them.

Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of not taking things personally and using humor to navigate difficult situations. Brad Gosse started writing children's books as a joke on TikTok, but one book in particular, titled 'Why Daddy Hits Mommy,' gained a lot of attention and led him to publish more books. He found success in comedy by testing his jokes on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, using the algorithm to gauge their popularity.

We also discuss Brad's childhood as a class clown and how his single mom allowed him to challenge authority, which shaped his sense of humor and attention-seeking behavior.

In this conversation, Brad and I discuss our experiences in entrepreneurship and comedy. We talk about our journeys in starting our own businesses and the importance of taking risks and learning from failures.

They also share insights into the world of comedy, including the importance of performing in comedy clubs and the art of roasting.

And lastly Brad Gosse talks about his current Kickstarter campaign for a compilation of his best-selling books.

You can follow Brad on social media using the links below:

https://www.instagram.com/bradgosse/
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https://www.youtube.com/@BradGosse

You can purchase his books directly on his website:
https://bradgosse.com/

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In this episode, host Adam Jay discusses the wild world of influencer fighting with guest, Ben "The Bane" Davis and producer, Gatsby The Artist.

This episode covers various topics including Ben's recent fights, terrible jobs, the importance of a love interest in comedy movies, and his experience with influencer boxing. During this part of the conversation, Ben discusses various topics including his approach to sparring, his experience at Devil's Advocate, his thoughts on ASU nightlife, his opinions on Colby Covington and Conor McGregor, and his time in Thailand for Fight Circus.

He also talks about the economy of Thailand and the prevalence of sex tourism. Ben shares his observations on training in Thailand and attending Muay Thai events. The conversation concludes with a discussion on combat sports culture and the experience of commentating at a local MMA event.

Ben and Adam also discuss their experiences in comedy and sports commentary. We also touch on Ben's most recent interest in niche sports like bowling and his aspirations to become a commentator for professional bowling.

The conversation touches on the challenges of working in the entertainment industry, dealing with criticism, and the evolving landscape of stand-up comedy.

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In this episode we cover why taxes are evil, the concept of being a sovereign citizen, the value of time, the comedy industry, and the importance of defining success in comedy.

Gatsby and I discuss the impact of taxes on funding wars and the frustration of not knowing where tax money is going. We also touch on the idea of being a sovereign citizen and the freedom it entails.

The conversation then shifts to the value of time and the pressure to conform to societal norms in terms of work and productivity. We discuss the comedy industry and the sacrifices and compromises that come with pursuing a career in comedy. Gatsby and I also explore the importance of defining success in comedy and the different paths one can take to achieve it. The conversation covers various topics including the challenges of being a comedian, the importance of self-care, the comedy scene in different cities, and unique marketing strategies.

I share my comedic journey, including my time as a sports agent and a bestselling author. And lastly, we touch on the dynamics of comedy contests and the entertainment industry as a whole.

You can follow Gatsby on Instagram @gatsbytheartist

Follow Host Adam Jay on Instagram and TikTok @adamjaycomedy and for videos of the episodes, subscribe to @adamjaycomedy on YouTube and/or Rumble!

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