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Blind Guy Comedy Update! New Merch, New Book, Big Plans
Stand-up comedian J.R. Bjornson shares a huge Blind Guy Comedy update. With support from his online community, he’s launching his own T-shirt and merch line and continuing work on his comedy memoir. Supporters can also join the $5 Braille Tip Jar to hear new jokes before they hit the stage.

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St. Patty’s Day Laughs in Red Deer Featuring Local Comedians, Including J.R. Bjornson
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Pints & Giggles, a night of stand-up comedy at 50 North Pub in Red Deer. Join Blind Guy Comedy and friends for laughs, stories, and a festive night out.

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J.R. BJORNSON AT PETALS & PUNCHLINES (EVENT BY Blue Grass Garden Centre Red Deer)
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(2025 Reflections and the Road to 2026) Announcement For 2026!
As 2025 wraps up, J.R. reflects on a quieter comedy year and shares his plan for 2026, adapting, dreaming bigger, and launching the Blind Guy Comedy inspirational clothing line. From van filming to merch goals, it’s about creativity, resilience, and building something meaningful.

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What I Learned About Myself in 2025
This blog reflects on lessons learned in 2025 about self-growth, boundaries, friendship, and mental health. It explores learning to say no, setting boundaries after an ADHD diagnosis, and letting go of people-pleasing. The post highlights the value of a small, supportive circle, mutual friendships, avoiding burnout, and learning to slow down. Overall, it’s about putting yourself...

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