Hello everyone my name is Andrew and my name is Anna and you're listening to the

Qupips English podcast hello there everyone you're listening cast.

Hello there everyone, you're listening to Chatterbox, the Q-Lip series for intermediate and advanced English learners, and here you can hear natural conversations about interesting topics by native speakers.

My name's Andrew, I'm a Canadian living in Seoul, South Korea, and in just a moment I'll be joined by my co-host Anna who is from the UK but is currently based out of Spain

And in today's episode we're talking all about comedy comedy yes a universal part of life, but very, very different across cultures.

So Anna and I will share our personal stories about how humor has played a role in our lives. We'll discuss the kinds of comedies that we enjoy the most

and we'll also talk about the kind of comedy that we have encountered and enjoyed in our home countries

and also abroad in our adopted home countries we could say.

We'll look at how comedy can connect us, can lighten up difficult moments or tough times and highlight some of the

cultural differences in what makes us laugh. But before we get started with this

episode let's talk about Kuleps membership.

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description for this episode.

Next up I'd like to share some feedback and give a shout out to one of our listeners from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia named

Beedar. So Beedar left us a lovely five-star rating and kind review on Apple Podcasts and here's what the review had to say. So, PEDAR said, I can't express my admiration

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