Fahim Anwar is an actor and stand up comedian. Check out his special on Amazon called “Fahim Anwar: There’s No Business Like Show Business”.
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i like this guy, humble
I use to play video games and eat cup o noodles after school at his house . What a small world! Keep up the great job man!
On the lighter side Affleck has down the most accurate portrayal of the Batman however Keaton is the best Bruce Wayne on the BIG screen that is.
I love to listen to the Joe Rogan Experience I mostly only listen to the episodes that you are interviewing and talking to fellow comedians. I have never commented on anyone podcast before regardless what is being discussed and talked about even if I agree with what is being said or not. However, I felt compelled to responded to Fahim Anwar comments about someone who is pursuing a Liberal Arts degree in Theater at the 1:26 mark.
A degree in theater and entertainment arts is valuable in its applications across multiple industries.
First and foremost, the critical thinking and organizational skills one learns through an education and background in the theater is tantamount to an advanced degree in project management – a skill that is valuable at every stage, in any career.
Many people have carved out a successful, if somewhat nonlinear career path in broadcasting, advertising, creative services (as a writer-producer, director, photog, editor, voice actor, makeup artist, marketing manager, and creative director) and for a time, as a journalist. They utilize writing, performance and stagecraft skills in everything they do.
Many colleges graduated have found successful, gratifying and lucrative careers in tech, marketing, business management, engineering, human resources, and as entrepreneurs.
Your marketability doesn't end with your degree. Neither does your potential for success. Formal education is just the foundation. One should take advantage of each new job experience and use it as training for the next level. Continue to expand your arsenal of skills, and you will go far.
Go to 1:51:48 and close your eyes listen to joe 😂