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	Mandy Stadtmiller is a staff entertainment writer for the New York Post. She also performs stand-up comedy, and in 2006 won first place in the New York Underground Comedy Festival's Funniest Reporter in New York Contest. She has written for The Washington Post, The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Times, The Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, The Des Moines Register and In These Times. She has appeared on FOX's "Good Day, New York," Howard Stern's In Demand Channel, Howard Stern's Sirius Channel, Opie & Anthony's XM Channel, Maxim's Sirius Channel and WOR Radio. You can keep up with her at http://mandystadtmiller.com, which she describes as a place for "people who love people who are the luckiest people in the world."
	- by Rudy Gaskins

Mandy


	Rudy: Okay Lois Lane, what does a highly intelligent, six-foot-two, vivacious California blonde do when she's not writing articles for the New York Post? Mandy: Oh you're too kind and too accurate. You forgot modest, though. I'm extremely modest. In my free time, I enjoy networking with people who might be able to advance my career. I also do comedy. Rudy: What had you take a stab at stand-up comedy? What was the inspiration? Mandy: So many things. My first doll was Improvised Jokes Barbie so that definitely played a part. Also, I'm a total dork who was obsessed with David Letterman as a kid and basically any kind of late-night comedy, really.		My first joke was written in calculus class when I was 16. "I've been having car trouble lately. Trouble is, I don't have a car!" Years later Sinbad was to make a similar joke. That's how I knew I was going to make it. Rudy: Does your work as a New York Post reporter lend itself to a ton of comedic material? Mandy: Sure. I interview comedians about comedy and I'm generally tapped into the pulse of pop culture. Sadly, that is also my go-to pick-up line. "I interview comedians about comedy and I'm generally tapped into the pulse of pop culture...and I find you very attractive."

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