Hi Reader,
Ever wonder how comedians handle bombing, and get better because of it? As a preacher and communicator myself, I sure wonder.
In today’s episode, I sit down with Andrew Stanley (yes, Andrew, not Andy). He’s a preacher’s kid who left finance and accounting to pursue stand-up, and he’s built a thriving career as a clean comic. He’s been opening for folks like Colin Jost, Leanne Morgan, and John Crist.
Andrew pulls back the curtain on the craft: how he engineers “low-stakes” reps, why failure is part of his content pipeline, how to read a room, build transitions, and keep your integrity when you’re baited to cross a line.
We recorded this conversation right after Andrew brought the house down at Art of Leadership Live in Dallas, so you’ll hear fresh insights straight from the green room to the stage.
If you communicate weekly sermons, keynotes, or at staff meetings, this episode will sharpen your process and your resilience.
🎧 Listen now and take the next step toward healthier leadership. Watch it on YouTube or tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.
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