Daren Streblow

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Daren Streblow
Born January 5, 1971
Ely, Minnesota, U.S.
Medium Stand-up, observational comedy, radio
Nationality American
Years active 1995-Present
Genres Observational comedy, neoconservatism
Subject(s) Everyday life, religion, situational
Influences Brian Regan, Brad Stine, Eddie Izzard, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Cosby, Ray Romano
Notable works and roles Lighten Up and Laugh
Website Darenstreblow.com

Daren Streblow is an American stand-up comedian from Ely, Minnesota. Originally a radio show host, Streblow stepped down to become a comedian in 1995, however, he did not become a full-time comedian until 1998. He performs mostly observational comedy, referencing to everyday subjects for parts of his routine. He has opened for "Weird Al" Yankovic, James Gregory, and Brad Stine.[1]

According to his website, Steblow considers himself an "Outreach Comedian," though his acts do not normally feature topics about his religion. He was featured on "Bananas TV" in 2005, though he has not appeared on the show since. He has 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.

Style

His subjects are usually about everyday life and what he sees as awkward parts of society, such as waterslides being "torture." He makes references to his previous occupations, which includes working at a fast food restaurant and as a radio host. He refrains from swearing and using sexual innuendo in his routines, similar to Brian Regan, though more akin to Brad Stine, as he styles his comedy as a unique style of observational stand-up comedy.[3] He states on his website that although his friends within the comedy industry use shocking situations to add to their act, he does not because of his personal views, both religious and nonreligious.

Personal life

Streblow is a Christian and frequently books for churches and youth organizations, though he refrains from "preaching" in routines. It is unknown if he refers to his comedy as "Christian Comedy," though he is member of "Outreach Comedy." He has stated that "if you bring God with you... people notice and people will ask questions... just be faithful."[4]

Going to the small Lakeview Christian Academy in Duluth MN sparked his religious belief.

References

  1. Daren Streblow
  2. The StreBLOG: December 2005 Archives
  3. "Daren Streblow Bio | The Grable Group"
  4. Family Life Ministries - 2006.09.01 - Daren Streblow Interview

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