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Neal Brennan recently appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast to have a chat with the UFC color commentator. Brennan is clearly a man of many talents. He is a writer, producer, director and comedian, amongst other things. He was born on October 19, 1973 in Pennsylvania.Brennan has had an affinity towards comedy since his younger days and often used to stay up late to watch famous comedy shows on TV. His older brother used to work as a comedian at local shows. The younger Brennan would often watch his brother's shows on the weekends. Get the latest updates on One Championship Rankings at Sportskeeda and moreBrennan was the co-writer of Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show. He has also been an integral part of the production team for the Netflix comedy show 3 Mics, which was released in 2017.Apart from his gigs in production, comedy, and writing, Brennan also started a podcast of his own in 2019. He hosts it along with actress friend Bianca Siavoshy. The show is called How Neal Feel.A lifelong comedy enthusiast, Brennan idolized the likes of Chris Rock and Dave Attell. Neal Brennan shares his experience of doing Ayahuasca with Joe RoganBrennan has been suffering from depression for a long time and uses anti-depressants to help his condition. Without them, Brennan suffers from panic attacks on stage. However, he has also been using Ayahuasca for a while now as a remedy.While talking to Joe Rogan, the 48-year-old revealed that a friend of his advised him to use Ayahuasca in October 2020. He elaborated on his experience of using things like Ayahuasca and hoppe while appearing on JRE. "I did Ayahuasca, did two to three cups of this thing called hoppe, which is they blow sacred tobacco ash up your nostrils. And it's like you have f*cking rocks up in your heads. Apparently, it multiplies the Ayahuasca for eight to 10 minutes. It's like a f*cking mushroom in Super Mario."Watch Neal Brenna talk to Joe Rogan about Ayahuasca below:FeedbackWhy did you not like this content?Clickbait / MisleadingFactually IncorrectHateful or AbusiveBaseless OpinionToo Many AdsOtherCancelSubmitWas this article helpful?Thank You for feedbackFollow One Championship News, Schedule & Results at Sportskeeda.Edited by Harvey Leonard

Back to All Events Neal Brennan: Unacceptable // Night Two Presented by the Spit Take Comedy SeriesSaturday, August 27, 20226 pm Doors // 7 pm Show$35 Preferred Reserved Seating$25 Advance General Admission // $35 At The DoorAll AgesTicket Purchases are Final and Non-RefundableFacebook RSVP What do you do with the pieces of yourself people don't like?Writer, director and stand-up comedian Neal Brennan (co-creator of Chappelle's Show with Dave Chappelle) brings his acclaimed off-Broadway performance to Minneapolis!Unacceptable ("sharp and entertainingly droll"— The New Yorker) finds Brennan taking audiences on a joke-laced journey that is equal parts self-reflection and self-deprecation. Brennan meticulously examines his own defects, attempting to understand his baffling inability to fit into a group and the alienation that comes along with it.Sometimes, loneliness makes for the best comedy.Three-time Emmy-nominated writer, director, producer, and stand-up comedian Neal Brennan has become a force in the comedy world. An across-the-board talent, Neal has found success in almost every creative vein in the comedy landscape. He has collaborated with the top writers and talent in the business and worked on several popular shows in various capacities. If there is a comedy that audiences are responding to, Neal is often somewhere to be found. Neal’s second one-man show Neal Brennan: Unacceptable premiered in August 2021 at The Cherry Lane Theatre in NYC. In the show, directed by artist/magician Derek Delguadio (In & Of Itself), Brennan meticulously examined his own defects, attempting to understand his baffling inability to fit into a group and the alienation

Five from the US. Neal’s first hour stand-up special Women and Black Dudes, which he also directed, premiered in 2014 on Comedy Central and was named one of the 10 Best Standup Specials of 2014 by Paste Magazine. His half hour stand-up special premiered in 2012 on the network’s series The Half Hours. In 2013 Neal directed several sketches on Comedy Central’s Inside Amy Schumer, as well as episodes of FOX’s The Mindy Project and New Girl. He also wrote with Seth Meyers on the ESPY Awards and his White House Correspondents Dinner speech in 2011. Brennan has done stand-up on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Conan, Last Call with Carson Daly, and Lopez Tonight. In 2014, Neal was the host of The Approval Matrix on SundanceTV, a panel show inspired by the popular New York Magazine feature. In addition to panel discussions, the series featured Brennan conducting interviews with Jon Stewart, Amy Poehler and Chris Rock, with The New York Times calling the show “intellectually risky and appealingly frisky.” Neal co-created Comedy Central’s legendary Chappelle’s Show, for which he received three Emmy nominations; one for directing, one for writing, and one for producing. Together, Brennan and Dave Chappelle wrote and produced virtually every sketch on the show themselves. In the second season, Brennan also served as director on many episodes, helming such classic sketches as “Charlie Murphy/Rick James,” “The Racial Draft,” “Charlie Murphy/Prince,” and the “John Mayer Sketch.” Also with Chappelle, Neal co-wrote the

That comes along with it. Unacceptable’s run was extended due to popular demand with The New Yorker lauding “Brennan is sharp and entertainingly droll, with a deliberate pacing—he appears to walk in slow motion—that is very effective.” Neal’s critically acclaimed first off-Broadway one-man show 3 Mics also enjoyed a sold-out NYC run in 2016 with superstar musician John Legend serving as producer. 3 Mics was taped as a stand-up special, which premiered on Netflix in 2017, with Paste Magazine offering “It will floor you in the best way possible.” In a break from traditional stand-up comedy, 3 Mics sees Brennan alternating between three separate microphones; one for traditional stand-up, one for one-liners, and one for short confessional monologues covering everything from managing his depression to his difficult relationship with his father. Neal is currently a writer, creative consultant, and on-air correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. He served as executive producer on Chris Rock’s latest stand-up special Chris Rock: Tamborine and as director on comedian Michelle Wolf’s recent HBO special Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady. He also co-wrote the 2017 feature film The Female Brain alongside comic Whitney Cummings and he can be seen in the Netflix film Fonzo alongside Tom Hardy. Neal’s half-hour special premiered on Netflix as part of their global stand-up comedy series Comedians of the World in 2019. The series features a diverse set of comics from 13 regions bringing their perspectives on what's funny around the world with Neal being one of