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Are men funnier than women? What is a punchline gap? And has cancel culture killed our ability to joke around?

In today’s episode, Selin Bucak interviews The Clit Comedy Club! Also known as Anshita Koul, a software engineer turned comedian from India, and Mari Volar, a comedian, producer and musician from Estonia.

In the episode, we cover everything you ever wanted to know about female comedians: from political correctness and the punchline gap to online bullying and getting cancelled!

You may think that The Clit Comedy Club creators consciously use humour as a tool of political activism, but they say that they are just talking about their own experiences. For them, everything is political, especially when covering topics like queerness, fat-shaming or being an immigrant. 

And the best news: The Clit Comedy Club is currently on tour with their “Clitoris Act” performance!!! Their Budapest showing is already on March 6th with a special Q&A moderated by our one and only Eszter Sólyom. So make sure to get your tickets on time because they won’t last long! Links below.

The Clitoris Comedy Club website: http://clitcomedyclub.com/the-clitoris-act/

The Clitoris Act tickets: http://clitcomedyclub.com/tickets/

"The Clitoris Act" on tour | BUDAPEST: https://www.facebook.com/events/1471025736758646

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clitcomedyclub/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CologneComedyClub

Music Credits: Sophie M’ (Dorottya Ács and Pál Zwickl)

Image Credits: Eszter Zwickl & Selen Sarikaya

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