Comedian Michael Blackson Gives Advice to Indie Comedians in St. Louis

International comedian Michael Blackson performed in front of a packed house on Saturday November 23rd at Helium Comedy Club in St. Louis, Missouri. After his performance, he spoke with Raye Cole. She is the host and creator of Surviving As An Indie Artist Podcast. She asked Blackson"What advice he'd give to indie comedians in St. Louis that are trying to make it?' Here is a link to the video: Michael Blackson's Advice.

"Thank You St. Louis for a great weekend. 5 sold out shows at Helium then the best Afro-beat party at Dos Salas."

-Michael Blackson

St. Louis has a large indie comedian scene. Comedians such as Frank Lyles and Comedian Willie C have hosted multiple sold out shows. People in St. Louis love to laugh. Places such as the Laugh Lounge occasionally have open mic nights for indie comedians that are looking for a stage. There are numerous famous comedians that are from St. Louis. Comedians such as Red Fox, Cedric the Entertainer, Joy Torry, Guy Torry, and Lavell Crawford have all had amazing careers.

"The mission of Surviving As An Indie Artist Podcast is to share tips and advice that will help indie artist monetize their talents and to help them avoid mistakes."

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