ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ryan Conner recently made an appearance on the comedy podcast We Think It's Funny, hosted by Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, to promote his upcoming comedic memoir, 12 Guys Walk Into a Kitchen: A Memoir of an American Family. During the episode, Conner chats with the hosts about his wild origin story in comedy, growing up as one of twelve brothers in a unique multiracial family, and what readers can expect from his deeply personal and humorous new book.
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