Daliso Chaponda began his comedy career in Canada with the acclaimed one man show ‘Feed This Black Man’. Following this, he began honing his craft in comedy clubs across Canada. Highlights included appearing on the Trans Canada Comedy Trail TV show and his 1st One Man Show 'Feed This Black Man'. In 2004 he ran into immigration problems and put on the show 'Don't Let Them Deport Me'. It got rave reviews but most people thought it was a joke. It was only when he was putting on the follow up show 'They're Deporting Me Anyway' in 2005 that people realised they should have written letters to government officials, offered him their hand in marriage and so on. Before leaving Canada, Daliso appeared in the 2005 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival and he used this exposure to secure an agent in South Africa. After 6 months touring the South African comedy scene he moved to the UK. This album is a double CD containing 'Live in Melbourne' his 15 minute Demo recorded at the Melbourne Festival in 2008, and 'Westerners Calm Down' - The one man show Daliso performed at the Edinburgh Festival in 2009. 'Live in Melbourne' is a selection of Daliso Chaponda's best jokes written between 2003-2008'. 'Westerners Calm Down' is Daliso Chaponda's 3rd One-Man Show and in it he discusses the things that Westerners panic about (in particular, The Global Financial Crisis)