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This week Mark breaks down his recent breakdown.

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Lowell Benjamin
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This week Mark breaks down his recent breakdown.

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markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
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Lowell Benjamin
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This week we share Part 2 of our fabulous conversation with the great entertainer Hiram Kasten.

Hiram started his stand-up career in 1978, when Jerry Seinfeld passed him on an audition at "The Comic Strip." He went on to be a regular in the New York and New Jersey area, eventually emceeing at Dangerfields for five years, while continuing to work the circuit. Hiram moved west in the late eighties and has mined a healthy career playing parts in Sit-Coms and film roles. He still does well in Vegas, where, in addition to working the major casinos, he also headlined a two-year stint in the David Cassidy original production of "The Rat Pack is Back." He also works frequently as a popular roast comedian. His theatrical training in off-Broadway has paid dividends, but he is most at home interpreting comedy, be it live or on film. Larry David has used him consistently over the years, including Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Your hosts:
markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
Instagram: markschiff1
 
Lowell Benjamin
Twitter: @lowellcbenjamin
Instagram: @lowellcbenjamin

This week we share Part 2 of our fabulous conversation with the great entertainer Hiram Kasten.

Hiram started his stand-up career in 1978, when Jerry Seinfeld passed him on an audition at "The Comic Strip." He went on to be a regular in the New York and New Jersey area, eventually emceeing at Dangerfields for five years, while continuing to work the circuit. Hiram moved west in the late eighties and has mined a healthy career playing parts in Sit-Coms and film roles. He still does well in Vegas, where, in addition to working the major casinos, he also headlined a two-year stint in the David Cassidy original production of "The Rat Pack is Back." He also works frequently as a popular roast comedian. His theatrical training in off-Broadway has paid dividends, but he is most at home interpreting comedy, be it live or on film. Larry David has used him consistently over the years, including Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Your hosts:
markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
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Lowell Benjamin
Twitter: @lowellcbenjamin
Instagram: @lowellcbenjamin

This week on the podcast, Mark and Lowell speak with the ultimate professional actor, performer and raconteur Hiram Kasten. 

Hiram started his stand-up career in 1978, when Jerry Seinfeld passed him on an audition at "The Comic Strip." He went on to be a regular in the New York and New Jersey area, eventually emceeing at Dangerfields for five years, while continuing to work the circuit. Hiram moved west in the late eighties and has mined a healthy career playing parts in Sit-Coms and film roles. He still does well in Vegas, where, in addition to working the major casinos, he also headlined a two-year stint in the David Cassidy original production of "The Rat Pack is Back." He also works frequently as a popular roast comedian. His theatrical training in off-Broadway has paid dividends, but he is most at home interpreting comedy, be it live or on film. Larry David has used him consistently over the years, including Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Your hosts:
markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
Instagram: markschiff1
 
Lowell Benjamin
Twitter: @lowellcbenjamin
Instagram: @lowellcbenjamin

This week on the podcast, Mark and Lowell speak with the ultimate professional actor, performer and raconteur Hiram Kasten.  

Hiram started his stand-up career in 1978, when Jerry Seinfeld passed him on an audition at "The Comic Strip." He went on to be a regular in the New York and New Jersey area, eventually emceeing at Dangerfields for five years, while continuing to work the circuit. Hiram moved west in the late eighties and has mined a healthy career playing parts in Sit-Coms and film roles. He still does well in Vegas, where, in addition to working the major casinos, he also headlined a two-year stint in the David Cassidy original production of "The Rat Pack is Back." He also works frequently as a popular roast comedian. His theatrical training in off-Broadway has paid dividends, but he is most at home interpreting comedy, be it live or on film. Larry David has used him consistently over the years, including Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Your hosts:
markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
Instagram: markschiff1
 
Lowell Benjamin
Twitter: @lowellcbenjamin
Instagram: @lowellcbenjamin

This week Lowell tries to get to the bottom of why Mark rarely laughs.

Your hosts:
markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
Instagram: markschiff1
 
Lowell Benjamin
Twitter: @lowellcbenjamin
Instagram: @lowellcbenjamin

This week Lowell tries to get to the bottom of why Mark rarely laughs.

Your hosts:
markschiff.com
Twitter: @markschiff
Instagram: markschiff1
 
Lowell Benjamin
Twitter: @lowellcbenjamin
Instagram: @lowellcbenjamin

At long last, we are releasing Part 2 of our discussion with the legendary performer and Frank Sinatra's favorite comedian, Tom Dreesen. Be sure to listen to the end to hear Tom's brilliant advice and philosophies on life!

Tom has been in show business for over 50 years. He's a stand-up comedian, an actor, writer, and motivational speaker. Tom has made over 500 TV appearances including The Tonight Show more than 60 times! Known as 'the man who made Sinatra laugh,' Tom opened for Frank Sinatra for an incredible twelve years. He's a favorite of David Letterman and even guest hosted for him. A legend from the start, Tom began his career with actor Tim Reid (of WKRP fame) when they formed the groundbreaking inter-racial comedy duo Tim & Tom well ahead of their time in the 1970s.

Tom Dreesen is a man filled with infectious gratitude and joy, and you will surely be inspired hearing his heartwarming and powerful stories. This week, Tom talks about his humble childhood, discovering his real father, his determination to overcome a life-threatening illness, and shares wonderful stories about his career in comedy all along the way. And this is only the first of two installations of Mark and Lowell's fascinating and entertaining conversation with Tom.
 
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Tom's fabulous autobiography is available on Amazon:
Still Standing...: My Journey from Streets and Saloons to the Stage, and Sinatra
And check out Tom's book with Tim Reid telling the story of their days touring as the first interracial comedy duo:
Tim and Tom: An American Comedy in Black and White

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