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Tim Warner is one of the most brutally honest and vulnerable comedians working today. His material scrutinizes the outside world by sharing all the mistakes he has made in life. While focusing on his flaws, he breaks down the fourth wall and connects with audiences exposing his hope for humanity.

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In 2005, Tim started his career in New York City performing in places you never heard of or couldn't even find. Warner was a finalist in the 2008 NY Underground Comedy Fests Emerging Comics Contest and he appeared in the 2011 Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival. In 2012, Warner will be performing in the North Carolina Comedy & Arts Festival.

In July 2010, he produced his own man comedy show, A Flawed Pursuit o' Happiness, for a 6 show run at Under St Mark's Theater in NYC. Warner also hosts his own podcast, The Joker in the Rye, which is available for download on itunes.

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Tim Warner Live at #occupywallstreet demonstration

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iGeneration

Tim Warner discusses why he's in therapy which leads to his worry about today's generation - "Generation I"

Live at Occupy Wall Street

It was Day 5 of the #occupywallstreet demonstration: Most comedians entertain the troops. I got the opportunity to entertain the truth. Some comic relief for the demonstrators organized by Ryan Hoffman.

THINGS

The A/A Meeting with Angel and Alex

Episode 25 - Tim Warner - 9.11.11

Meeting of the podcasts! Tim Warner ('Joker in the Rye' podcast) is in studio. We talk conspiracy theories, his upbringing, and the ups, downs, highs, lows, laughs, tears, failures and successes of good ol' stand-up comedy. We're really proud of this one.

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Occupy the Mic: The Role of Comedy in the Occupy Wall Street Movement

By Daniel Tovrov - 11.18.11

Like most comedy shows in New York City, comedians populated the back of the room while an audience up front watched; unlike most comedy shows, this was specifically for Occupy Wall Street.

"Filthy Mouths for a Cleaner Zuccotti Park" was created by comedian John Murdock. The show was free, but at the door was a donation bucket. By the end, it had some change and some bills in it, along with a roll of duct tape and boxes of heavy-duty garbage bags.

Fawkes News Podcast

Episode 30 - Tim Warner - 11.28.11

OWS and DMT

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UPCOMING GIGS

Anonymous Tour '12

JAN 26 - 8:30PM - Grisly Pear -107 Macdougal St New York, NY 10012JAN 30 - 8:00PM - One & One Bar - 76 1st street (_ 1st ave) New York, NY 10009FEB 3 - 11:00PM - North Carolina Comedy & Arts Festival - Varsity Theatre 123 E Franklin St Chapel Hill, NC 27514FEB 4 - 9:00PM - North Carolina Comedy & Arts Festival - Varsity Theatre 123 E Franklin St Chapel Hill, NC 27514FEB 9 - 8:00PM - Ryan's Daughter - 350 E 85th St New York, NY 10028FEB 11 - 10:00PM - Yippie Museum - 9 Bleecker St New York, NY 10012FEB 12 - 8:00PM - Ryan's Daughter - 350 E 85th St New York, NY 10028FEB 15 - 8:00PM - Governor's Comedy Club - 90A Division Avenue, Levittown, NYFEB 18 - 6:30PM - Legion Bar - 790 Metropolitan Ave Brooklyn, NY 11211FEB 19 - 8:30PM - Jazz on the Park Hostel - 36 W 106th St New York, NY 10025FEB 22 - 7:00PM - Luca Lounge - 222 Avenue A New York, NY 10009 FEB 23 - 11:59PM - Under St. Marks Theater - 94 Saint Marks Pl New York, NY 10009MAR 1 - 8:00PM - The Fifth Estate - 506 5th Ave. New York, NY

PODCAST

The Joker in the Rye

Hosted by Tim Warner

EPISODE 10w/ Louis KatzEPISODE 9w/ Lee CampComedian Lee Camp stops by the apartment to talk about substance within jokes, his experiences performing in Australia and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and his newly released debut album, Chaos for the Weary.Also, Tim's brain goes on strike and Warner figures out how people can be content with the world in the segment Spelling opTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 8w/ Mara HerronComedienne Mara Herron stops by the apartment to talk about breakdowns. Are they a lost art? She also gets Tim to open up about being homeless in New York City and other low points of his life.Also, Warner talks about obsession(it has nothing to do with Calvin Klein) and he tries to find the positive about Valentine's Day in the segment Spelling opTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 7w/ Jim MendrinosIn today's episode, part 2 of Warner's conversation with comedian Jim Mendrinos. Jim discusses comedy as art, how he would go about pursuing a stand up career in the present day comedy world, as well as some things he knows now about comedy that he wishes he knew starting out.Also, Tim tries to come to grips with Slash's performance during halftime of the Super Bowl with the Black Eyed Peas and he tells you why you should never watch the movie Greenberg in the segment Spelling opTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 6w/ Jim MendrinosIn today's episode, part 1 of Warner's conversation with comedian Jim Mendrinos. He stops by the apartment to share his pearls of wisdom that he has gained over the last 30 years in the stand up game. They discuss Jim starting out with Colin Quinn and Chris Rock, being mentored by Sam Kinison and how comedy has changed throughout the years.Also, Tim absolutely has no problems whatsoever and he lays his heart on the line for the segment Spelling OpTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 5w/ Jon SavoyComedian Jon Savoy stops by the apartment, in Episode 5, to talk about sobriety. Is it a good thing? Is it a bad thing? Should Tim be doing drugs again?Also, Tim goes off the script and comes clean. Is this the last time for the segment Spelling OpTIMism with Tim?EPISODE 4In Episode 4 the new year's episode: the lesbian neighbors bring in the new year with a bang. I mean that literally. They have loud sex yet again. But this time, Tim records it.Also, Tim reflects on 2010 and welcomes 2011 and he reaches into the virtual mail bag to answer another listener's email but can't because the lesbians won't stop making the love, in the segment Spelling OpTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 3w/ Alex Grubard In Episode III comedian Alex Grubard stops by the apartment for a little pow wow.Also, Tim tries to find the meaning of life through the movie Rudy and he reaches into the virtual mail bag to answer another listener's email in the segment Spelling OpTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 2w/ Adrienne IapalucciComedienne Adrienne Iapalucci stops by the apartment for Episode number 2. Tim and Adrienne reminisce about hip hop and the days working for stage time at New York Comedy Club, as well as the process she went through advancing to the semi finals of Last Comic Standing.Also, Tim reflects on his experience auditioning for Last Comic Standing, and answers a listener's email in a segment titled Spelling OpTIMism with Tim.EPISODE 1w/ Keith AlberstadtThe premiere episode kicks off with comedian Keith Alberstadt, from Nashville, home of the Vanderbilt Commodores. Tim and Keith talk about how Ayn Rand first brought them together, as well as how Keith started comedy on September 11th, and the process he went through to get his first Late Night w/ David Letterman appearance.Also, Tim tells us the meaning behind the name of this podcast, The Joker in the Rye, and answers a listener's email in a segment titled Spelling OpTIMism with Tim.

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