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How do you go from being an alcoholic stripping clown to running a multi-media burlesque-circus empire? Well..that’s a long story. Sober and clear headed for the first time in her life, KiKi Maroon reaches out...
 

“The guests on her show are as diverse as Maroon herself. Austin comedian John Rabon talked about combating both heroin and alcohol with her in what is an hour’s worth of near-perfect rock’n’roll liftstyle conversation.”

-Jef Rouner, The Houston Chronicle

 

Episodes

Andy Huggins talks about being a sober comedian on Clown, Interrupted with KiKi Maroon

#1 Andy Huggins – Comedy

August 29, 2018

Hi! Welcome to the first episode of Clown Interrupted. I’m KiKi Maroon. This is a new project. It’s going to change, its going to grown, and I have to be honest, I don’t know...

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David Garrick talks about being a sober journalist on Clown, Interrupted with KiKi Maroon

#2 David Garrick- Music

September 4, 2018

Hi! KiKi Maroon here. Second episode and were already jumping into my insecurities. Why? Well, I sat down with David Garrick. He’s a music journalist in Houston and hits 3-5 bars a night, promoting...

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Kay Sera talks about being a sober burlesque dancer on Clown, Interrupted with KiKi Maroon

#3 Kay Sera – Burlesque

September 11, 2018

I recorded this episode at the Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekender in Las Vegas. It’s a burlesque convention and fundraiser for the Burlesque Hall of Fame museum. I was invited to be a judge...

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How do you go from being an alcoholic stripping clown to running a multi-media burlesque circus empire?

Well..that’s a long story.

Sober and clearheaded for the first time in her life, KiKi Maroon reaches out to other artists, comedians, musicians, and circus folk who quit drinking to find out how they stay sober in “party scenes”. The resulting conversations are sometimes funny, sometimes serious, often inappropriate, and always honest.

Listen to the Clown, Interrupted podcast to follow KiKi’s journey to sanity. If you don’t drink, you’ll relate. If you do drink, you’ll be entertained. Because let’s face it, rock bottom stories are kinda hilarious.

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The theme song, Last Call, was graciously provided by The Last Domino. You can purchase the song and thank him: HERE.