Show Notes
This week, we’re joined by actor, writer, and stand-up comedian Jack Barry who discusses sex and comedy, and how he avoids joking about certain topics due to his privilege as a straight white man.
Jack opens up about being in a non-monogamous relationship, debunks some of the myths around polyamoury, and argues that, with proper communication, being polyamorous can strengthen a relationship.
We also discuss the darker side of comedy, and how abuse and harassment are still rife on the circuit for a lot of female comics.
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