TCB Infomercial: Dulce Sloan
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What insights does Dulce Sloan share about Atlanta culture?
Now, I don't know if you know how they make PBR, but they take mobile homes and juice them. Trailers. Single wide. Every PBR is 60% trailer juice, 40% unfiltered water. And you know I'm right, because every time your job-having ass took a sip, you're like, what is... What is that? Is that teen pregnancy? What am I tasting? What is this, white poverty?
What is this?
Voting against your own interests. There we go. That's what that is.
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He's doing what? He's selling CDs.
What experiences shaped Dulce's journey as a bilingual comic?
My brother's like, what's he doing selling CDs? I was like, sir, I can't be. I said, what can I hate on? Your horrible business practices? What are you talking about? He's walking around in a Kangol hat in the parking lot with a duffel bag. I was like... I said, you have actual CDs? I said, I hope you're out here robbing people. That's going to be a more viable plan. God, I hope you're robbing people out here. Please, hit me over my head.
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Oh, yeah, cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Greene.
How does Dulce Sloan navigate the challenges of being a black woman in comedy?
This is my Riz to my Razz, Kristen Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Kristen. Best to you, Brian. Best to you out there in the podcast universe. Thanks for joining us. We really appreciate it. A TCB infomercial today with Ms. Dulce Sloan. Of course, you would know her from The Daily Show. She was named one of Variety's top, the prestigious Variety top 10 up-and-coming comics list. I love Dulce. She's on The Great North, that Fox animated comedy show of which I've watched a couple episodes. It's funny. Yes. She has a book out there.
What humorous anecdotes does Dulce share about her dating life?
I always get the names of books right, so I'm going to look at it. Hello, Friends with Dulce Sloan. She's got numerous videos and sets out there online. She's really a very funny human being, and she's making waves. She's on tour through the rest of the year. DulceSloan.com is where you can get that information, get those tickets, links to those tickets, because I understand from her agency that each show may have different ways of buying the tickets. Like, you can't buy them all at Ticketmaster or something like that.
Oh, that's right. Yeah, go direct to her site.
Go direct to her site, DulceSloan.com.
She's an Atlanta girl, too.
She is an Atlanta girl.
Yeah.
She's an Atlanta girl, and we're so happy to have her. Actually, one of my favorite things that I saw Dulce do was she had this conversation with, I think it was someone here in Atlanta who owned a barbershop or something like that.
How does Dulce describe the impact of the internet on comedians?
And I might be mistaken about this, but they were sitting and they were talking about the culture in Atlanta. How the culture in Atlanta is just, it's a different vibe than some other big cities across the country. And we've talked about this before also. We've said that we grew up in an extraordinarily diverse city. And the city itself is mainly African-American. And we have African-American mayors as long as I've been here. And they have shaped our city in so many different ways. And Dulce was sharing with this man. about how it was just a different environment growing up. And when she goes to different cities, she can see that. She can feel it. She can taste it. She can hear it. And I like that. So hopefully we get a chance to, you know, talk to her about that.
What are Dulce's thoughts on the dynamics of male and female comics?
But if we don't, just know that we heard you and we love you.
That's right.
So I actually don't want to waste a lot of time today because we have a good chunk with Dulce. So let's not delay. Why don't we do this? Not delayed for Dulce? Let's not delay. Let's not delay for Dulce. I wonder when this comes out, if we have a new presidential candidate.
Yeah.
That's what I'm wondering. We're all sitting here waiting on bated breath to see. So when this airs on Tuesday, I wonder. I wonder. And that's all that anybody can talk about right now, Chrissy, it seems like.
What unique experiences does Dulce recount from her time in stand-up?
I know.
That and I've started to hear about Charles, King Charles and his fingers. What? Is something wrong with his fingers? I don't know. He's got weird fingers, apparently. He's got weird fingers. Why do people fixate on things people cannot control?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Dulce Sloan share about Atlanta culture?
0:00–0:45
2
What experiences shaped Dulce's journey as a bilingual comic?
0:45–1:23
3
How does Dulce Sloan navigate the challenges of being a black woman in comedy?
1:23–1:54
4
What humorous anecdotes does Dulce share about her dating life?
1:54–2:42
5
How does Dulce describe the impact of the internet on comedians?
2:42–3:24
6
What are Dulce's thoughts on the dynamics of male and female comics?
3:24–3:59
7
What unique experiences does Dulce recount from her time in stand-up?
3:59–4:34
8
What upcoming projects and tours does Dulce Sloan have?
4:34–1:02:39