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After leaving a successful career at GQ in London, comedian James Mullinger moved to New Brunswick for a better quality of life, not a bigger career. Then he built a comedy following from the ground up, one grassroots show at a time.
In this episode of Some Assembly Required, host Candace Carnahan talks with James about starting over, redefining success, and how small shows in vineyards, schools, and community halls grew through word of mouth. They also swap stories about Atlantic Canada, British culture, and the language differences that can lead to some very funny misunderstandings.
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