Phil Micallef, Englishman in Prague, speaks to another Phil, Prague-based American comedian Phil Varney. Phil (Phil Varney that is) was raised as a Mormon in Utah in a very Mormon-heavy community.  However, he has since left the Mormon church and for the...

Phil Micallef, Englishman in Prague, speaks to another Phil, Prague-based American comedian Phil Varney. Phil (Phil Varney that is) was raised as a Mormon in Utah in a very Mormon-heavy community.  However, he has since left the Mormon church and for the past year and a half or so has found a brand new lease of life in Prague, a city in which, it's fair to say, the Mormon influence isn't quite as strong as where he grew up (Joseph Smith famously couldn't stand Pilsner-style beer...probably).  He discussed what it was like to leave the Mormon religion he grew up in and why he did so, as well as plenty of other interesting topics, such as how Americans are perceived these days by Europeans, how to spot American tourists in Prague, how a drunken group of British lads in Prague inadvertently helped him fulfil a lifelong goal (or fantasy - you decide) and, most importantly, who his top 3 Phils of all time are.
Follow Comedy Prague and Velvet Comedy on Facebook and Instagram for more details about English language comedy shows in Prague, featuring both of the Phils on this episode, as well as a whole host of other wonderful comedic talent.
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Big thanks to Benny Curtis for help with coming up with ideas and for the fetching logo design.

Ep 3: 'From Mormon Utah To Atheist Prague' with Phil Varney

Phil Micallef, Englishman living in Prague, speaks to Serbian stand up comedian, and fellow Prague resident, Katarina Puskarov.  Katarina discussed subjects such as Serbian/Balkan stereotypes, her childhood growing up in a country at war, how Americans r...

Phil Micallef, Englishman living in Prague, speaks to Serbian stand up comedian, and fellow Prague resident, Katarina Puskarov.  Katarina discussed subjects such as Serbian/Balkan stereotypes, her childhood growing up in a country at war, how Americans reacted to her when she lived in the USA for a year at the age of only 17, how great Spain is, how great Balkan baked goods are, and how great The Wire is.
 
Check out Katarina's website with more details about her comedy: <a href='http://www.katarinapuskarov.com'>www.katarinapuskarov.com</a>
Also follow Comedy Prague and Velvet Comedy on Facebook and Instagram for more details about comedy shows in Prague.
 
Follow Sweet Home Wherever on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @sweethomepodcast
Email us: sweethomepodcast@gmail.com
 
Big thanks to Benny Curtis for help with coming up with ideas and for the fetching logo design.

Ep 2: 'Serbia' with Katarina Puskarov

In this first episode, host Phil Micallef, speaks to Scottish comedian, and fellow Brit-living-in-Prague, Grant Gallacher about life in Scotland and the wondrous tribulations one encounters when adapting to life in a foreign land.  
Big thanks to Benny C...

In this first episode, host Phil Micallef, speaks to Scottish comedian, and fellow Brit-living-in-Prague, Grant Gallacher about life in Scotland and the wondrous tribulations one encounters when adapting to life in a foreign land.  
Big thanks to Benny Curtis for help in coming up with ideas for this podcast, as well as designing the fetching logo.

Ep 1: 'Scotland' with Grant Gallacher

Phil Micallef, an English comedian and musician living in Prague, capital of the Czech Republic, talks to other comedians and entertainers about the joys and curiosities of living somewhere far, far away from wherever home is.