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Robert Omoto sits with his dad Marty Omoto to discuss his influence stand-up comedy, his passion for public speaking, and cupcake scented candles.

Robert Omoto plays his set from the roast of Mike E. Winfield and talks about his first performance at the San Francisco Punchline. (The roasting begins at 4:23)

Robert Omoto talks about his frustration with an office fire drill, a recent theater show, and shares stories about working in a Mexican restaurant.

Robert Omoto discusses preparing for a roast, plays a clip from a recent open mic where he stumbled with the premise and had to riff, and a rowdy bar show with some crowd work clips.

Robert Omoto sits down to talk about getting heckled at a recent open mic, running while high on a trail in San Diego, and overanalyzing the purchase of a lemon bar.

Robert Omoto talks about a recent show he where an Improv Group performed his material, recent edits to his set, and he plays a memorable clip from Opie and Anthony that you won't want to miss.

Robert Omoto talks about his recent visit to Portland, a busy week of shows, and getting better at crowd work.

Robert Omoto begins with a rap made out of pure spite and a last minute hosting gig at the San Jose Improv.

Robert Omoto opens with a rap about the NBA and tells a story about a classmate sitting next to him in high school smoking weed on the bus.

Robert Omoto talks about why he couldn't have grown up with today's technology and how 80's movies influenced his vision of what a real man is.

Robert Omoto talks about stand-up comedy, a recent show at a casino with a rowdy crowd, and accidentally leading a guy on in Lake Tahoe.

Robert Omoto talks about his recent growth in stand-up comedy. From hosting his first weekend at a comedy club, to performing 30 minutes as a feature. He also discusses the ups and downs of comedy and important lessons he's learned along the way.

Robert Omoto sits with stand-up comedian Grant Houlton to talk about jokes that went too far, comedy, and why he's thinks everything in the world is terrible.

Robert Omoto sits with podcast favorite Justin Harrel (no longer a taxi driver, now a Rite Aide employee) to talk about fighting off a crackhead trying to rob him, a history of worker's compensation claims, and his recent attempt at learning to bartend.

Robert Omoto sits with the always random former taxi driver Justin Harrell to talk about his move to Seattle, annoying debt collectors, and passing out drunk on church steps.

Robert Omoto sits with fellow office worker Troy Perry to discuss stand-up comedy, bad luck with women, and embarrassing sexual encounters.

Robert Omoto sits with stand-up comedian Lamar Jones out of Dallas, Texas. They talk about the differences between the two comedy scenes, getting a scholarship for opera, and living in New Orleans where you can get daiquiris at a drive-thru.

Robert Omoto sits down with stand-up comedian and host of the Liquor Lamp Podcast Joe-Joe Louis Montalbo to discuss comedy, social media, and his fear of Y2K. Check out Joe-Joe's Liquor Lamp Podcast where he interviews stand-up comedians weekly: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-liquor-lamp-podcast/id896248818?mt=2&i=333925358

Robert Omoto gives some open mic advice he's learned through painful mistakes, for those interested in getting into stand-up.

Robert Omoto talks with stand-up comedian Grant Houlton about why he wants to be a comedian, the troubles with dating, social anxiety, and the local comedy scene. Listen and enjoy as we talk about the highs and lows of bringing the funny.