Welcome to The Lit Outlet podcast hosted by Moses, aka Knomoe 23! In this episode, Moses sits down with special guest stand-up comic Ernesto Ledezma for a deep dive into his background growing up in South Central Los Angeles during the 90s. Despite facing tough challenges, Ernesto shares hilarious anecdotes about his upbringing and family, including his avoidance of gang involvement and the unexpected encouragement he received from gang members for his artistic talents.
Throughout the conversation they discuss Ernesto's. From rebellious childhood antics to finding solace in stand-up comedy after stumbling upon it during lonely times, Ernesto shares insights into his early struggles with writing jokes and finding his comedic voice.
They delve into industry themes like nepotism and the impact of social media on comedy, contrasting it with Ernesto's commitment to authenticity and originality. The episode also touches on the joys and challenges of performing in various venues and cities, highlighting the unique dynamics of different crowds.
Amidst discussions about the pandemic-induced shift from opener to featured performer at open mic events, they emphasize the importance of honing one's comedic voice and staying true to oneself in an ever-evolving comedy landscape. Ernesto shares his gratitude for the opportunities he's had and invites listeners to follow him on social media for updates on upcoming shows.
Join Moses and Ernesto for an insightful and humorous exploration of comedy, life, and the pursuit of authenticity. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and consider pledging on Patreon to support the podcast!
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