Tom Segura | Segura Tom
Tom Segura is an American stand-up comedian, pod-caster and actor. He co-hosts the podcast ‘Your Mom’s House’. As a standup comedian, he tours different parts of the country and his shows greatly entertain his audience.
He is also popular in popular podcasts like “The Joe Rogan Experience” and “WTF with Marc Maron,”. He is a standout voice in the comedy world.
Tom Segura Age
Tom was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S on 16th April, 1979. He is 40 years old as of 2019.
Tom Segura Net Worth
Tom has an approximated net worth of $3 Million.
Tom Segura Wife
Tom married his wife Christina Pazsitzky in 2008. Pazsitzky is famously known by her stage name Christina P. She is a Canadian-American stand-up comedian, podcaster, writer, host and TV personality. She co-hosts the podcast ‘Your Mom’s House’ together with her husband.
Tom Segura Son
Tom and Christina have a son called Ellis Segura.
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- MAR 26 TUE : Segura: Take It Down Tour at State Theatre
Portland, ME, United States
- MAR 27 WED : Segura: Take It Down Tour at State Theatre
Portland, ME, United States
- MAR 28 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Count Basie Center for the Arts
Red Bank, NJ, United States
- MAR 29 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at NYCB Theatre at Westbury
Westbury, NY, United States
- MAR 30 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at John Lyman Center for the Performing Arts
New Haven, CT, United States
- APR 11 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Orpheum Theater
Madison, WI, United States
- APR 11 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Orpheum Theater
Madison, WI, United States
- APR 12 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States
- APR 13 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Chicago Theatre
Chicago, IL, United States
- APR 13 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Chicago Theatre
Chicago, IL, United States
- APR 14 SUN : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN, United States
- APR 14 SUN : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN, United States
- APR 25 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Sands Bethlehem Event Center
Bethlehem, PA, United States
- APR 26 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Chevalier Theatre
Medford, MA, United States
- APR 26 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Chevalier Theatre
Medford, MA, United States
- APR 27 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Wilbur
Boston, MA, United States
- APR 27 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Wilbur
Boston, MA, United States
- MAY 2 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Keller Auditorium
Portland, OR, United States
- MAY 3 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Moore Theatre
Seattle, WA, United States
- MAY 3 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Moore Theatre
Seattle, WA, United States
- MAY 4 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Moore Theatre
Seattle, WA, United States
- MAY 17 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Fox Performing Arts Center
Riverside, CA, United States
- MAY 18 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV, United States
- MAY 29 WED : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Brown Theatre
Louisville, KY, United States
- MAY 30 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Murat Theatre
Indianapolis, IN, United States
- MAY 31 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Stifel Theatre
St. Louis, MO, United States
- JUN 1 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Fox Theatre
Detroit, MI, United States
- JUN 13 THU : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Carpenter Theatre
Richmond, VA, United States
- JUN 14 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at The Event Center at Live!
Hanover, MD, United States
- JUN 15 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Ocean Resort Casino
Atlantic City, NJ, United States
- JUN 28 FRI : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Orpheum Theatre
Wichita, KS, United States
- JUN 29 SAT : Segura: Take It Down Tour at Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland
Kcmo, MO, United States
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Tom Segura Interview
Q: From your earlier Netflix specials to now, how do you think your material has evolved over the last couple of years?
Tom Segura: Just like with anything that you do for a long time, your skills evolve. I think I’ve developed more skills as a comic when it comes to writing and performing. You want to evolve with your life, too. Comics can get stuck in a phase of their life and not talk about how they’re changing. As I get married and have kids, my act is going to inform people of what I do because it’s just the reality of who I am.
Q: Let’s get into the podcast, ‘Your Mom’s House,’ which you co-host with your wife. How did you two come up with the idea and what are some of the crazier topics you’ve tackled on the show?
Tom Segura: [Laughs] That’s a question I don’t know if I can even answer. It came together because of my friend, Joe Rogan, who has this wildly successful podcast. Seven or eight years ago he was encouraging me to do one. I was totally not interested, I had no desire. And then he met my wife at one of the clubs.
He was like, ‘Are you kidding me? Your wife is a comic, too? You have to do a show together.’ So, we tried it loosely for a little while. Then she took over the production of it and I think it really took shape from there. It’s a really silly show. There are some podcasts that tackle real issues; everything from social injustice, economics and the whole political spectrum. But our show is the opposite; our show is an attempt to stay juvenile.
Q: What do you think it is about podcasts that have made it such a successful platform for comedians in particular?
Tom Segura: I think it’s really about just getting to know people genuinely. I’m surprised sometimes, I’ll be on the road and people will come up to me and say really familiar things to me; things about my sister, my dad, then I realize this person has been listening to me talk for years and they know me intimately. They know me actually almost how a friend would know me and I think a lot of people are looking for that.
It’s a connection with someone. The other aspect of it is that it’s similar to the same way streaming services, like Netflix, have exploded in popularity. Not only do they provide content but they provide on-demand access. You can watch what you want, when you want. The podcasts are sort of the audio equivalent of that. I think it’s a combination of those things. Getting to know comics like that is a natural thing so really funny people are going to have a fan base.
Q: What would you say is the hardest part about being a comedian?
Tom Segura: Travel is definitely the obvious thing. Also, the challenge of creating new material is kind of the worst and best part at the same time. The grind of it is a struggle, but when you actually land on it, it’s the greatest feeling.
Q: As far as material goes, what resonates with you most? What do you find humor in and know you can deliver well?
Tom Segura: That’s an interesting question because I think ultimately every comic has a wheelhouse of topics. I like joking about inappropriate behavior. As soon as I see something that’s an unconventional, unorthodox way to react or behave, it’s always going to be somewhere in my act. I also find something mundane and stupid, like when people just do stupid things, especially in conversation, I automatically think that I can take that to the stage. If I talk to somebody and they say something dumb, it’s like a tape recorder goes off in my brain.
Q: What do you think the world of comedy needs more of today?
Tom Segura: We definitely need people to go for it still. It’s a weird thing right now where you have people acting like what you’re saying on stage should be taken as if you’re running for Congress or something. This is a performance. We’re going for jokes. So, I think while society is allowing and endorsing others to be sensitive to people and their traumas and their emotions, it’s like they have no place in comedy. I like seeing comedians push back against this.
Q: Lastly, I want to circle back to ‘Disgraceful.’ For people who haven’t seen it yet, what do they need to know about it?
Tom Segura: I really just feel like it’s a good hour. If you like stand-up, it’s worth checking it out. I’m a comic that’s always gone for jokes. I’m a storyteller so if you like funny storytelling, I do a lot of that. I do touch on some of the language of today. So I do address that we’re living through a change, but I make light of it. I poke fun at it. I think that I’m really just a storyteller at heart and there are definitely a number of stories that are in there.