2nd Session: Indigenous Humor
In this session, Navajo stand-up comedian Joshua Fournier, will talk about his career journey, including the challenges associated with building bridges across cultures with humor.
About the Speaker
Diné Comedian
Diné Comedian, Joshua Fournier, originally hails from the Navajo reservation, being born in Farmington, NM. Since he was raised in Albuquerque and being immersed in various Native American and colonial cultures, traditions, and history, Fournier loves to address the tensions between different cultures. Fournier’s comedy is descriptive, untamed and surreal.
Fournier has showcased his performance all throughout the western region from Seattle, WA to El Paso, TX. He has performed in local breweries, the Tempe Improv, at the University of Northern Colorado, and various casinos.
Fournier’s accolades include being recognized as Albuquerque’s Funniest Comedian, Audience’s Best Choice, and Albuquerque’s Favorite Comedian.
If you don’t find Mr. Fournier headlining or opening, be sure to catch him having a silly time on social media.
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