Dilruk Jayasinha
Dilruk Jayasinha
Dilruk Jayasinha
Dilruk Jayasinha (Utopia, MICF Gala) talk through his burners and what it is like coming back from a heart attack, how his family dynamics have changed as they all get older, and the value in maintaining funny friends
Check out Dil's show Pre Loved in Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane, head to comedy.com.au
Also check out my stand up show Four Burners, 835 Tasma Terrace until April 21. tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/four-burners-tickets-773538212617
Plus the final Don't You Know Who I Am? is on this Saturday at Basement Comedy, tickets at joshearl.com.au/gigs
And if you're not in Melbourne and want to support the show, listen to the live DYKWIA pods, or the 100's of extra podcast eps, head to patreon.com/dykwia and become a member
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Four Burners with Josh Earl
Four Burners, is based on the four burners theory; Imagine your life is represented by a stove top with four burners; each burner represents a different facet of your life. Family.Friends.Health.Career. If you have them all going at 100% all the time you are bound to burn out. The theory suggests if you want to be successful you need to turn one off. If you want to be super successful, you need to turn off two. Which ones are you choosing? Or which ones are you turning off? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Join Podchaser to...
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