All the Comedy, No Meatballs
Comedy has now boundaries when it comes to Sooshi Mango. Image supplied.
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Sooshi Mango, one of Australia’s favourite comedy troupes, has joined LiSTNR with the Sooshi Mango Saucy Meatballs Podcast.
Sooshi Mango’s creators Joe Salanitri, Carlo Salanitri and Andrew Manfre are best known for their comedy skits, live shows, videos and personal take on hot button topics.
The group has accumulated almost 800,000 TikTok followers, and have seen more than 600 million online views, including sell-out live performances. Most recently the trio has celebrated the runaway success of their first music track, and what’s more, they are launching a new restaurant in Australia’s Italian restaurant capital, Lygon Street, Carlton.
Sooshi Mango Saucy Meatballs Podcast, is all VEGAN with not a meatball in sight, and features a mixture of special guests, comedy segments, prank calls and the trio’s take on current issues and modern life.
Previous guests on the podcast have included former Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Carlton Football Club legends Kouta and Ang Christou, Triple M’s Mick Molloy, American YouTuber Joe Santagato, professional boxer Tim Tszyu, actress Mary Coustas, comedian Troy Kinne and TV personality Eddie McGuire.
The brand-new second season is now available on LiSTNR. In the first episode, the boys make an attempt to get their new song Tarantella added to the Hit Network’s playlist by contacting the network’s music director; they reflect on their first ever show in Dubai, and discuss their struggles with ‘Gen Z phrases’ including how to correctly use the term ‘bussin’.
Sam Cavanagh, Head of Entertainment and Culture for LiSTNR Original Podcasts says the series a comedy smash hit: “We’re excited to welcome them to LiSTNR’s extensive roll call of Australian comedy podcasts [as] fans of their work…[we are] impressed by their huge fan base, who we know will love hearing the boys on LiSTNR and beyond.”
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