WILOSOPHY: Rhys Darby – “Unapologetically, Be Yourself”
Wilosophy Episode #3 19
Rhys Darby (Flight of The Concords, Yes Man, Hunt For The Wilderpeople) is bringing his new physical stand-up comedy show to Australia. Before he arrives, Wil finds out how Rhys' 'slow and steady' career approach has brought him success, how his time in the army shaped his discipline, and why Jim Carrey tried to make his son laugh. Rhys also reflects on his role as a New Zealand comedian on the world stage, and the hilarious countrymen he's loved to work alongside.
Wilosophy, Episode #3 19 - WILOSOPHY: Rhys Darby – “Unapologetically, Be Yourself”
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WILOSOPHY: Jess Fuchs – “Exceptional Takes Exceptional Sacrifice”
Wilosophy Episode #3 21
"People are freaks, give them a chance and they'll do something weird". Eastern suburbs native and outstanding improv and stand-up artist, Jess Fuchs shares their story from specialty needs student to Psychology dropout to the stages of New York City. Jess' comedy influences are eclectic — Curb Your Enthusiasm, Carl Barron, and Fawlty Towers. Find out why Jess has never experienced FOMO, how comedy can be used for personal growth, and the importance of sacrifice.
