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JFL Vancouver Interview: Comedian and YouTuber Grace Helbig
She talks about improv at PIT in New York, her start on YouTube, and using her platform to help with healing after her cancer diagnosis
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If you've been anywhere on the internet, you've probably at some point encountered Grace Helbig, either in the form of her successful YouTube vlogs, her TV Show The Grace Helbig Show, late night appearances, or collaborating with creators like Mamrie Hart and Hannah Hart (no relation) on film and television projects.
Grace is one of those rare people who is a delight to chat with, bright, fun, and full of joy, even when tackling difficult subjects. We discussed her comedy inspirations, her YouTube journey, and her current show "Let Me Get This Off My Chest" appearing at the Rio Theatre this Sunday, February 15 as part of Just for Laughs Vancouver.
You can find tickets to the show in Vancouver at jflvancouver.com and follow Grace on Instagram to find out when she might be in your neck of the woods.
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When ShowbizMonkeys.com gets a chance to interview someone cool, then it falls to our long-running (and always insecure) Kinda Sorta Maybe Like a Podcast. With no discernible format besides a good conversation, we do get to check in with some really awesome folks, including some of the industry's top comedians, musicians, actors, and filmmakers.
Kinda Sorta Maybe has featured a rotating roster of hosts over the years, led by Managing Editor Paul Little and also including stand-up comic Andrew Lizotte, prolific podcaster Matthew Ardill, comedian J.D. Renaud, and film critic Mark McLeod, along with a few one-off special guest hosts.
Tags: Grace Helbig, Just for Laughs, Let Me Get This Off My Chest, JFL Vancouver, cancer, comedy, YouTube, one woman show
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