Comics Steph Tolev and Fatimah Taliah Talk Bombing and Justified Stealing: Podcast
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They said it couldn’t be done, they said it was impossible, and yet, it’s time for episode 2 of the Long Time No See: The Podcast! With the pressure of the first episode out of the way, the hilarious Steph Tolev (Netflix’s Bill Burr Presents: Friends Who Kill) sits down with Fatimah Taliah (CBS’s Life in Pieces, Amazon’s Goliath) to discuss their worst comedy bombs and what items are acceptable to steal. Listen to their comedic wisdom above or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also watch the complete episode below.
An offshoot of the Long Time No See Comedy live show, the new series finds two blindfolded comedians sitting down at Los Angeles’ Gold-Diggers. It’s only once they remove their eye covers that they see if their co-guest is an old friend, and admired peer, or a complete stranger. This week, Tolev and Taliah collide to get to the bottom of life’s greatest questions — questions like, “What can you steal without feeling bad?” They also discuss the worst things people have said to them after a show, including gems like, “I don’t normally find women funny but…” How wonderful!
Make sure to follow Long Time No See wherever you get your podcasts, and give us a review on Apple Music if you enjoy the show. You can also check out Tolev’s upcoming dates here and keep up with Taliah’s here.
Long Time No See: The Podcast is presented by Consequence Podcast Network and Gold-Diggers.
Comics Steph Tolev and Fatimah Taliah Talk Bombing and Justified Stealing: Podcast
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