I Don’t Know what this Podcast is Called
How do stand-up comedians navigate the business? This sit-down conversation brings the guerrilla DIY marketing and promotion ideas from traveling comedians together for candid discussions of how to navigate the industry and find success as a freelance artist.
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Ep. 2: DJ Kamoflage & Jake Woodmansee
Host Levi J Anderson sits down with two of the Pacific Northwest’s most dynamic comedians: DJ Kamoflage and Jake Woodmansee. Individually they’re killer comics. Together, they tour as The Princes of Persia, a live comedy show that blends stand-up, improv games, and even live freestyle rapping.
Hear the origin story of The Princes of Persia, which began with a kitchen freestyle session over some legendary chicken wings and evolved into an interactive live show featuring flag-waving pranks, HOA revenge fantasies, and live bands that keep everyone guessing.
From there, things get real. Jake opens up about his unique approach to producing shows, benefit events that cut out the middleman and put money directly into the hands of people in need. He also shares stories about growing up in a cult and why kids should be focused on boogers and poop instead of politics.
Ep. 1: Taylor Clark & Jack Slattery
In this raw and unfiltered conversation, Seattle-based comedian Taylor Clark, along with Jack Slattery, join Levi J Anderson for a deep dive into the realities of stand-up comedy — from addiction recovery, to baldness acceptance, to the gritty business side of building a career in comedy.
Taylor brings over a decade of stage experience, sharing hard-won lessons about what it really takes to survive and thrive in an industry that’s been completely transformed by social media.
This episode isn’t just about comedy — it’s about showing up, doing the work, and finding contentment in the journey. Whether you’re chasing a dream or just trying to get through the week, Taylor’s perspective offers both wisdom and a much-needed reminder: the world doesn’t end when you bomb. You can always get back up and do it better the next time.
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