Ep. 46 (Season 4 episode 6) -When Two Old Men Start A War, Let Them Fight Themselves
About this episode
Lamont Ferguson discusses the challenges of performing comedy on cruise ships and the dynamics of engaging with audiences.
Send us Fan Mail Ever tried to crack jokes for a jet-lagged crowd at 10:15 pm while keeping it “family-friendly”? That’s where I start: the reality of performing on cruise ships, the odd gift of anonymity, and why first-night comedy can feel like climbing a mountain in flip-flops. From tech cues and lighting hits to crowds who truly want to be there, I share the behind-the-curtain beats that shape a set before a single punchline lands. Then we steer into heavier water. We talk about the bomb...
People in this episode
Host: Lamont Ferguson
Topics covered
- comedy
- performing arts
- cruise ships
- anonymity
- audience engagement
- comedy challenges
More episodes of Sometimes the Old Man is Right
- Ep. 50 (Season 4 episode 10) - Confessions On A Cruise Ship
- Ep. 49 (Season 4 episode 9) - We Were All Young at One Point
- Ep. 48 (Season 4 episode 8) - Jason Bourne Of Comedy
- Ep. 47 (Season 4 episode 7)- Pickleball And Getting Older
- Ep. 45 (Season 4 episode 5) - Stupid is Loud
- Ep. 44 (Season 4 episode 4) - I Wanted A Bionic Knee And All I Got Was Pickleball
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