I've been asked to take part in a docco series called "Project Standup".

It's a show looking at ethnic Australians taking part in a stand up comedy course. It'll be run one night a week over a couple of months, culminating in a big show for all your family and friends. So if you're new here, or your parents moved here but still make you take part in all the customs from the old country, and you've always been a bit curious as to what being a stand up comic is like, we'd love to hear from you.

Give Budaya Productions a call on 8232 5583 or email them at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to find out all the details.

Chop Chop.

The first Adelaide Comedy Great Debate was held at Rhino Room on Friday 27th June 2008.

The topic: That it is better to plant a rose than it is to plant a cabbage.

I was the final speaker for the affirmative (which means I finished up for Team Rose).

It was a great night, and you can catch all the speeches from Scott John, Ross Voss, Rob Hunter, Mark Trenwith, Jarrod Fitch and myself at the Adelaide Comedy Youtube Channel.

Or you can just look at my bit here:

Part 1

Each podcast is co hosted by Scott John, Mike Klimczak, Mark Trenwith or Craig Egan and lets you know what's coming up, special offers, and some of the stuff you didn't know about the local comics.

And best of all, it's completely free.

If that doesn't work, there are a couple of other ways you can listen to it.

• You can search for "Adelaide Comedy Podcast" in the iTunes store,
• You can go to www.adelaidecomedy.com/podcast.html and click on the subscribe button, or
• You can paste the following link in your podcast aggregator: http://www.adelaidecomedy.com/media/podcast/ACPfeed.xml