Mark Watson on the Harsh Truth About Making Money in Comedy | Freelancing, Tax & the Cost of Living Crisis
Comedian Mark Watson shares a brutally honest look at the money, risk and resilience behind a career in comedy: from surviving £100 gigs to navigating tax, kids and the cost of living crisis. In this episode of the Mouthy Money podcast, guest editor Vix Leyton joins host Chris Tuite while normal host Edmund Greaves is…
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