44: Robert Dubac on “Stand-Up Jesus,” Comedy Trolls & Losing His Hearing
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Comedian, playwright, and actor Robert Dubac joins Steve Cooper for an eye-opening, hilarious deep dive into comedy, religion, and creativity.
From opening for Kenny Loggins and Jimmy Buffett to writing three hit solo shows — The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron, The Book of Moron, and Stand-Up Jesus — Dubac breaks down how he built his career one laugh at a time.
They talk about trolls, faith, censorship, losing hearing in one ear, the business of solo performance, and why Dubac might be comedy’s most fearless truth-teller.
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