REIER CAMMERMAN | Lets get Reier

Episode 24 - Special Guest REIER CAMMERMAN!

Let's Get Reier

Reier Cammerman’s comedy is a sincere autobiography of the strange and hilarious events that have made her who she is today. She’s often described as “strange and confusing”. Raised in Lumberton TX, Reier combines southern charm with her unique view of current events to offer a refreshing perspective to the audience. Growing up in musical theater, she has a natural stage presence and acting ability that allow her to appear both loose and in control at the same time. In addition to comedy, Reier unicycles competitively and owns 5 disabled pugs. She acknowledges that this is ridiculous and excessive.

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The What in Tardation Podcast with Captain Autism

Standup comedian and viral sensation AJ Wilkerson, nicknamed Captain Autism, sits down every week with comedians and co-hosts Sydni Stephens, and a variety of guests. This diverse collection of walking talking mental health issues come together in the safe space of The Tard Yard to discuss life, comedy, and current events with all their combined brain power. Enjoy consuming this Tardpod!

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About AJ Wilkerson

With his nervous charm, endearing smile, and appendix-bursting humor (that actually happened!), AJ has quickly become one of the most relevant young comedians in America, making appearances at Limestone Comedy Festival, Nashville Comedy Festival, Atlanta’s West End Comedy Festival, and winning The Portland Comedy Festival. His videos have reached millions of views on virtually every social media platform, he can be heard on Netflix is a Joke Radio on Sirius XM, cameoed in Kevin Smith’s Clerks III, and made his standup television debut on Peacock .

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