Pay close attention to what you hear because this podcast can take you multiple ways.
The Inconsistent Podcast is a weekly meeting between comedian Rob Haze and his famous funny friends. Nothing is off limits throughout the conversation, but each guest must follow a rule that only Rob knows.
Rob Haze: A comedian from Atlanta, Georgia. He can be seen on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He was on the latest season of Adam Devine’s House Party on Comedy Central and the new Viceland show Flophouse. Rob is cohost of the Kanye West Podcast The Book of Ye. Rob was a New Face in the 2015 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. He was on the 9th season of Last Comic Standing. Rob is the 2015 winner of the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival. He has made appearances on HLN News Now, and can be heard as a personality on the Ryan Cameron morning show. Rob was named by Creative Loafing one of the 25 people to watch in 2015. In 2012 Rob was a finalist in NBC Stand Up for Diversity and was a part of there 2013 college tour. Starting making funny poems at college poetry nights, Rob started performing stand up while studying Political Science in college. Rob shares his gift of comedy at clubs, colleges, and corporations all over the country. Rob prides himself on bringing people together rather than tearing them apart.
In this week’s episode, Haze is joined by comedian/actress Janelle James as they talk about the proper footwear to do an iconic dance, the albatross, starting comedy in Peoria, Illinois, and so much more. James is currently embarking on the Newly Famous comedy tour.
She has toured with Chris Rock, Amy Schumer, and David Cross, among others (TOURED not opened once), then took over the reign of the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival (now The Janelle James Comedy Festival) in Brooklyn. James was included in the Just For Laughs Montreal’s New Faces category for 2016, named one of The 50 Most Funny People in Brooklyn 2016, and more recently, Variety’s Top Ten Comedians to Watch 2020. Her debut comedy album, Black and Mild was released September/2017 on all major streaming networks and is still hilarious. Janelle wrote and appeared on Showtime’s Black Monday, writing and voicing a character on Central Park for Apple TV. Her podcast You In Danger Gurl was listed as one of Spotify’s top comedy podcasts for 2020.
