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Stuart Goldsmith has his own wildly successful podcast, alongside his thriving comedy career, and joined us to discuss all things comedy, climate and corporate.
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- Money or vibes - which of these is more important to your shows?
- Discovering through an ADHD coach the importance of financial resilience
- The outdated career blueprint for comedians
- Redefining success as you level up in comedy, and Elf Lyons, queen of Edinburgh
- Evolving the comedy business model and building new landscapes for production
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