Ep 38: William Childress – Myanmar’s Stand Up Comedy Pioneer

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Our hosts have comedian William Childress (@heyitschili) on to talk about his experience spearheading stand up comedy in Myanmar.

Turner and William talk about the old days when they started together at Kung Fu Komedy Club in Shanghai, William pays homage to a legendary subversive Burmese comedy group called the Mustache Brothers and Kaplan loses his kids again, this time both of them and in the middle of the episode.
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