Phil Hanley

Listen, I'm weak in most areas of my life, but I excel at putting mediocre comedy podcasts out four days a week.

Do you make the connection that dyslexia in some shape or form?

pushed you toward comedy?

Like, was it a defense mechanism?

Comedy became your thing.

And you...

You're really quite brilliant.

I've been following your comedy for a long time.

And I think I really started to enjoy your comedy on social media during the pandemic.

You're brilliant at crowd work.

I think it's one of the things you probably would be known for, at least on social media.

But one of the things that impressed me when I started doing homework about you, Phil, is that...

There are so many other comedians who have said such wonderful things about you, like other legendary, you know, John Oliver and Jon Stewart.

And they say and Sam Murill, who we've had on the show, Mark Norman, they say such wonderful things about you.

You're a comic with a point.

Right.

And that's like some people.

I think Amy Schumer said that's desperately needed.

Could you have imagined in your wildest dream?

When did you start comedy?