Keep Talking
Keep Talking
Dan Riley
Episode 132: Noam Dworman - Comedy, Free Speech, and Creating The Comedy Cellar
1 hour 4 minutes Posted Dec 6, 2024 at 10:00 am.
Noam Dworman is a businessman, the co-host of the podcast "Live From The Table," and the owner of the world-famous Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village, NYC.------------Book Dan to do an interview or a meeting------------Keep Talking SubstackSpotifyApple PodcastsSocial media and all episodes------------Support via VenmoSupport on SubstackSupport on Patreon------------
Intro
How The Comedy Cellar came to be
Noam's dad, Manny
Why did Manny start The Comedy Cellar?
Notable comics early at The Comedy Cellar
The way to fame for comics pre-internet
Identifying comedic talent
Patrice O'Neal
How Noam took over The Comedy Cellar
The scene at The Comedy Cellar in early 2000's
Why The Comedy Cellar is so popular
The design of The Comedy Cellar venue
Quotes from Noam about free speech
Louis CK, free speech, and woke culture
How the left has changed regarding free speech
Comedy as a refuge
Defining wokeness and a story about Noam's daughter
The state of wokeness and cancel culture
Comedians and intellectuals with courage
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Noam Dworman is a businessman, the co-host of the podcast "Live From The Table," and the owner of the world-famous Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village, NYC.------------Book Dan to do an interview or a meeting------------Keep Talking SubstackSpotifyApple PodcastsSocial media and all episodes------------Support via VenmoSupport on SubstackSupport on Patreon------------(00:00) Intro(00:59) How The Comedy Cellar came to be(02:38) Noam's dad, Manny(07:05) Why did Manny start The Comedy Cellar?(10:42) Notable comics early at The Comedy Cellar(12:00) The way to fame for comics pre-internet(14:32) Identifying comedic talent(18:36) Patrice O'Neal(24:12) How Noam took over The Comedy Cellar(27:37) The scene at The Comedy Cellar in early 2000's(29:52) Why The Comedy Cellar is so popular(32:19) The design of The Comedy Cellar venue(36:58) Quotes from Noam about free speech(38:11) Louis CK, free speech, and woke culture(43:58) How the left has changed regarding free speech(47:22) Comedy as a refuge(50:23) Defining wokeness and a story about Noam's daughter(56:30) The state of wokeness and cancel culture(59:02) Comedians and intellectuals with courage(01:02:58) What's next for Noam and The Comedy Cellar