Daren Streblow

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Daren Streblow
Comedian Daren Streblow.jpg
BornJanuary 5, 1971 (1971-01-05) (age 53)
Ely, Minnesota, U.S.
Medium Film, Radio (1995–1998)
Years active1995–present
Genres Observational comedy
Subject(s) Everyday life, situational
Website www.darenstreblow.com

Daren Streblow (born January 5, 1971) is an American stand-up comedian and radio show host originally from Ely, Minnesota.

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Style

Daren Streblow is primarily known for his observational comedy, where he humorously comments on everyday subjects.[ citation needed ]

His subjects are usually about everyday life and what he sees as awkward parts of society, such as waterslides being "torture." His nerdy , offbeat style has earned him "The King Of Uncool." He refrains from swearing and using sexual innuendo in his routines, drawing inspiration from everyday life in the style of Brian Regan and Jerry Seinfeld, though more akin to Brad Stine. [1] Streblow considers himself an "Outreach Comedian," though his acts do not normally feature topics about his religion.

Career

Originally a radio show host, Streblow stepped down to become a full-time comedian in 1998. Streblow toured the United States with Gotee Records recording artist Jeff Anderson and comedian David Phelps, in which Bill Dana attended. [2] He also performed between bands on both nights of the 2007 Rock the Universe, a Christian rock festival in Universal Studios Florida. He still tours in the U.S. and continues to host his syndicated radio program, The Daren Streblow Comedy Show. His comedy performances have grown to reach 60 markets internationally. [3]

Daren's syndicated radio program, [4] The Daren Streblow Comedy Show [5] airs on over 60 stations [6] and regularly includes well-known comedians such as Tim Hawkins and Frank Caliendo.

Filmography

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