You’ll never know what it takes to succeed without first experiencing the important lessons that must be learned from prior bouts with failure.
No stand-up comedian has ever become the greatest at their craft without bombing through open mics, finding ways to grind through writer’s block, navigating to the top of their local comedy scene, or mentally overcoming self-doubt.
Weekly, filmmaker Jesse Tugas sits down with some of your favorite stand-up comedians to discuss their comedic journeys and the major lessons learned along the way as part of The Successful Failure podcast.
In this week’s episode, Jesse is joined by Los Angeles comedian Jason Horton as they discuss a wide variety of topics including, Taking Risks, Jordan Peele, and Working On The History Channel.
Jason has performed in the US and internationally in London, Berlin and Prague.
He also co-hosts the podcast Ghost Town, which has over 5 million total downloads. Jason is also a published author and his books have been featured in LA Magazine, LAist, and KTLA.
Checkout previous episodes of The Successful Failure podcast featuring Teresa Lo, Adam Fynke, Miranda Meadows, Evan Warner, and more HERE
