Stand-Up Comic Jesse Nutt

10/17/23 • 73 min

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On this episode, host Rodney Veals sits down with stand-up comic Jesse Jutt to discuss the importance of writing, sacrificing your darlings, and how comics have to navigate the tricky, ever-changing landscape of a gig-based career. To quote Jesse himself: "I love that we live in a country where people have the freedom to put pineapple on a pizza, hot sauce on donuts and pancake syrup on fried chicken." Find out how comedians see the world just a little bit differently on Rodney Veal's Inspired By!
Learn more about Jesse Nutt:
https://www.gemcitycomedy.com/profiles/jesse-nutt

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Rodney Veal’s Inspired By - Stand-Up Comic Jesse Nutt

Transcript

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[00:00:29] Rodney Veal: We are talking to Jesse Nutt, who is a comedian extraordinaire who is from the local region. But he is from all over and he has great insights and things to say and things to share.

[00:00:44] And we're going to talk about his history. So Jesse, welcome to the podcast.

[00:00:50] Jesse Nutt: It's an honor, an honor, and a privilege as you know, I'm a big fan of the art show, big fan of yo