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A New England native, Wes Hazard has been named as one of “5 Boston Comedians to Watch” by The Boston Globe Magazine. A writer and storyteller as well as comedian, Wes brings wit, energy and honesty to the stage, qualities that have made him a regular performer in Boston venues as well as at The Boston Comedy Festival and The Women in Comedy Festival. Wes is a multiple-time winner on The Moth StorySLAM stage and he’s appeared as a guest on the Comedy Bang! Bang! Live! podcast and The Story Collider podcast. His debut humor book Questions For Terrible People was published by Simon & Schuster in 2016, and in 2017 he was awarded a New England Emmy for his hosting work on CBS Boston's The Secret Worlds of Boston Comic Con. He currently co-hosts ...more

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Questions for Terrible People: 250 Questions You'll Be Ashamed to Answer

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Jul 20, 2016 09:07AM

Happy Birthday to Cormac McCarthy one of my all time favorite authors. I absolutely love his extremely distinctive prose style but I wondered what it would be like if he switched formats and decided to try his hand at greeting cards. Here's a video of what I think it'd be like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laVLG...

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