Comedian Jo Koy joins Sean Stockman for a high-energy conversation about the grind of stand-up, fighting his way onto Netflix, and how Filipino culture became the foundation of his comedy.
He opens up about the early years in Los Angeles, being overlooked by the industry, and the moment everything finally changed. Jo also breaks down why diversity in Hollywood comedy matters, how he built a global fanbase, and what keeps him pushing creatively after decades in the game.
They dive into life as a Filipino American performer, the evolution of modern stand-up, Jo’s relationship with his son, the changing comedy landscape, and the artists who inspired him.
If you’re a fan of Jo Koy: Live From Seattle, Comin’ In Hot, or his Netflix specials, this episode delivers the stories behind the journey — raw, funny, and full of heart.


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