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Jokosphere: fresh stand-up every day

Jokosphere is a free website that picks up new stand-up clips, full specials, roasts and comedy podcast episodes from 320+ official YouTube channels every morning: 16,349 videos from 2,494 comedians, filterable by comedian, length, style and topic, and played in YouTube's official player. No account and no cost. It also lists 85 comedy clubs in 46 cities, 31 comedy festivals and 26 places to take a comedy class.

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Questions and answers

What is Jokosphere?

Jokosphere is a free website that collects new stand-up clips, full specials, roasts and comedy podcast episodes from 320+ official YouTube channels every morning, so you can browse them in one place by comedian, length, style and topic. Videos play in YouTube's official player.

Is Jokosphere free?

Yes. There is no account, no subscription and no paywall, and nothing on YouTube is ever charged for. Some links to other stores (tickets, books, albums) may earn a commission in the future; they are labeled, and the How we make money page explains it.

Where do the videos come from?

From the comedians', networks' and comedy clubs' own YouTube channels, such as Comedy Central, Netflix Is A Joke, Dry Bar Comedy, The Stand NYC and the official Letterman channel. The Vault (classic radio like Opie & Anthony) also includes long-running fan archives, and those clips are labeled.

Do comedians still get the views?

Yes. Every video plays in YouTube's official embedded player, so each play counts as a view on the creator's channel, and every comedian page links to their channel with a Subscribe button.

How often is Jokosphere updated?

Every morning. A daily job picks up new uploads from every channel, tags them by comedian, length, style and topic, and removes videos that have been taken down.

Can I watch full stand-up specials for free?

Yes. The Specials section lists 212 complete specials (30+ minutes, or 20+ when labeled a full special) that comedians and studios post free on YouTube.

How do I find comedy clubs, festivals or classes near me?

The Live page lists 85 comedy clubs in 46 US cities (each checked against its own website), 31 comedy festivals with dates, and 26 stand-up, improv and sketch schools. Pick a city or use your location, which stays on your device.

Where can I find a comedy open mic to get on stage?

The Open mics page lists 54 stand-up open mics in 33 cities, with the night, start time, how sign-up works and what it costs. Each one comes from the venue's or host's own page and is re-checked every week; confirm with the venue before you go. Hosts can add their own mic.

Is there a Jokosphere app?

Jokosphere is a web app: it works in any browser, and you can add it to your phone's home screen from the browser menu. There is nothing to download from an app store.

How is Jokosphere different from YouTube?

It shows only comedy, only from official channels (plus the labeled Vault), across hundreds of channels at once, with filters for length, clean sets, style, topic and era, and it adds tour dates, clubs, festivals and classes.

Who runs Jokosphere and how do I reach it?

Jokosphere is an independent site, not affiliated with YouTube. Comedians and anyone else can reach it at hello@jokosphere.com.

Updated November 12, 2026.

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