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The Class Clown Podcast With Chino Liao
Peace Education and Signature Laughs with Marco Gutang
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Long time comedy fan and open micer Marco Gutang joins Chino this week. He talks about his signature laugh, how he's developed it, and what his family thinks of his boisterous laughter. He also talks about his career as a peace educator, his diverse background, and how he uses these as material for stand-up comedy.
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