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Comedian, Fanto, survived when he was 2 years old living in the Soviet Union when the 1988 Armenian earthquake took place on 12/7/88 with a magnitude of 6.8 and a maximum MSK intensity of X. He tells the story here in a fantastic episode of DEAD Talks Podcast available now to watch in its entirety:

Watch full conversation: https://youtu.be/JzclhcdGVpw

Fanto is a hilarious stand-up comedian, you've seen him at the Hollywood Improv, The Laugh Factory and clubs all over Los Angeles. He's one of the best comics when it comes to crowd work and he's got host of his own YouTube show "Double Or Nothing". Known for saying just about whatever he wants with utter honesty, Fanto joins DEAD Talks to discuss the visions he's had in his life and how his dead relatives have come to his dreams to tell him things. Amongst the hilariously entertaining story-telling of some incredible events he's experienced from the former Soviet Union to Los Angeles, he shares deep insights to his life with perspective on life and death with sincerity.

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@wanna_fanto on Instagram

@Wanna Fanto on YouTube

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