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Kurt Braunohler (born February 22, 1976) is an American comedian and co-host of the podcast Bananas on Exactly Right Podcast Network. He was previously the host of IFC's comedy game show Bunk and has appeared on Comedy Central, This American Life, and Radiolab.
- Comedian, host
- The K Ohle with Kurt Braunohler, Bunk
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Actor: The Big Sick. Kurt Braunohler is a comedian, actor, and writer who once hired a skywriter to write "How Do I Land?" in the sky over LA. In features, Kurt can be seen in Judd Apatow's feature "The Big Sick" for which he was the on-set writer, and will appear in the upcoming Charlize Theron / Seth Rogen feature "Flarsky" for which he was ...
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Bio. Kurt Braunohler is a comedian, actor, and writer who once hired a skywriter to write "HOW DO I LAND?" in the sky over LA. In features, Kurt can be seen in Judd Apatow’s feature “The Big Sick” and Lionsgate's "Long Shot" as well as the upcoming horror film “Barbarian.”
Kurt Braunohler. Watch Kurt's Brand New Special “PERFECTLY STUPID” Here!
Kurt Braunohler. @kurtbotischunk ‧. 6.15K subscribers ‧ 57 videos. My new special "Perfectly Stupid" comes out October 27th on Moment.co! Get tickets at the link! 800pgr.lnk.to/KurtID and 2...
Actor: The Big Sick. Kurt Braunohler is a comedian, actor, and writer who once hired a skywriter to write "How Do I Land?" in the sky over LA. In features, Kurt can be seen in Judd Apatow's feature "The Big Sick" for which he was the on-set writer, and will appear in the upcoming Charlize Theron / Seth Rogen feature "Flarsky" for which he was ...
Kurt Braunohler is poised to release Perfectly Stupid, his hour-long comedy special that delivers all the delightfully absurd and hilarious joke-writing that a Braunohler set always promises.
