Opening for a Hero: Boyle's Career Highlight
Episode Overview
Boyle opens for comedy hero David Rose. Reflects on Rose's growth from early cringe-worthy performances. Shares humorous anecdotes from his own comedic journey. Discusses the recent UFC fight and its parallels to comedy. Highlights the challenges and triumphs of sobriety in the comedy world.
Do you want to open for me? I've been waiting for you to ask for 10 years since you were a 20-year-old, asexual, autistic kid.
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle shares an exhilarating highlight of his career. Boyle had the opportunity to open for his comedy hero, David Rose, affectionately nicknamed 'Captain Autism'. The episode is filled with Boyle's raw and humorous recounting of the experience, from his initial excitement to the performance itself. He reminisces about Rose's early days in comedy and marvels at how far he's come, despite the initial cringe-worthy moments.
Boyle's admiration for Rose's growth and success is palpable, making this episode a heartfelt tribute to his friend and fellow comedian. Boyle also dives into his own comedic journey, sharing a bit about his trusty 'Raygun' bit, which he jokes will be part of his act until the next Olympics. The episode isn't just about comedy; Boyle also discusses a recent UFC fight, drawing amusing parallels between the fighters' struggles and his own experiences.
With his signature blend of humour and honesty, Boyle offers a candid look into the highs and lows of life as a comedian, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in comedy or personal growth. Whether you're a fan of stand-up or just enjoy a good laugh, Boyle's tales of sobriety and stage life are sure to entertain and inspire.