It’s easy to just be an entertainer, but it’s a lot harder to be an artist. Dov Davidoff is learning this. And he taught me how he’s figuring out how to use his vulnerabilities to his advantage. To set him apart. For him, humor is a way of...
It’s easy to just be an entertainer, but it’s a lot harder to be an artist. Dov Davidoff is learning this. And he taught me how he’s figuring out how to use his vulnerabilities to his advantage. To set him apart. For him, humor is a way of telling the truth (in an odd sort of way). I’ll explain. The truth can be hard to hear. Even if it means trashing your wife on stage. This is Dov’s interpretation of comedy. And here’s how your vulnerabilities can be used to your advantage...
Show Notes:
“Road Dog: Life and Reflections from the Road as a Stand-up Comic” by Dov Davidoff
The HBO Series, Crashing
The NBC Series, Shades of Blue
Also Mentioned
“Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging” by Sebastian Junger
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