He believes a crowd work special needs a central theme rather than just random clips to be successful.

“they were like we just don't want like a highlight clip you know what I mean like we don't want just random chaos for an hour of just talking about anything and everything they're like there has to be a theme to the show”

Comedians should try to milk a single topic for as many jokes as possible during a special rather than jumping between unrelated subjects.

“I remember Gary Goldman said this once like like milk it for all everything so like I did a special that was just about robots and I was like I'm just going to write as many jokes about robots as I possibly can sex robots roomzz are we robots just asking questions and questions I was like I'm just g”

Sydney Castillo asserts that professional stand-up comedians must write and rehearse their material rather than relying entirely on stage improvisation.

“I write. I can build on stage but I write. What you think may look off the cuff I've rehearsed in my head.”

Yannis Pappas suggests that comedy podcasts should remain centered on humor and avoid becoming serious news platforms.

“I just think we're I just think podcasting comedy podcasting is entering this world of like news or something. Yeah. And people are taking it serious and it's not.”

Comedians should try to make people have a good time rather than focusing on political issues.

“I'm not political. I've never been. I'm social but not political. And sometimes I don't even want to be social. I just want to this year when I'm getting ready for this New York show, not that I mean maybe 5 years from now I want to get more social. >> Yeah. >> But right now I just want to make peop”