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We're live from the Philadelphia Podcast Festival with special guest Alyssa Al-Dookhi and the return of the wheel of topics!
John and Rob speak with improviser, teacher, and all around amazing person, Kristen Shier about vulnerability and how it can effect your relationship with your team and your audience. Follow Us On Twitter: Rob: https://twitter.com/brotherlyrob John: https://twitter.com/Johnhanson71 Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/improveverything/
John and Rob speak with reporter, restaurant critic and all around wonderful storyteller Elisa Ung about how to connect with your audience and the balance between artistic integrity and audience engagement. Follow Us On Twitter: Rob: https://twitter.com/brotherlyrob John: https://twitter.com/Johnhanson71 Elisa: https://twitter.com/elisaung Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/improveverything/
We talked to the founders of Baltimore's brand new XFest about creating inclusive space that celebrate the identities you don't normally see on comedy stage. And we have info about Philly's own Bechdel Test Fest.
Rob and John discuss what it means to play a characters on stage and in your professional life, with local PBS and NPR affiliate WHYY’s own Caitlin Weigel. We’re proud to be a part of PHIT Comedy’s Rocket Comedy Network. For more info on PHIT comedy check out www.PHITComedy.com Check out Caitlin’s professional website: https://www.caitlinsweigel.com/ Rob … Continue reading "Episode 5 – All About Characters with WHYY’s Caitlin Weigel"
Rob and John talk about how the concepts of sideline support and editing in improv can relate to the world of business. Our guest this episode is Judy Ward.
Sarah and Andrea took the podcast live in front of an audience at PHIT Comedy's Black Friday Comedy Marathon. We talked about snacks and being bitches, we played an improv game, and we did an Audience Choice!
John Hanson and Rob Alesiani talk to Steve Ayscue about the intersection of improv & politics.
Kristen Schier (Philly Improv Theater) joins Sarah and Andrea to talk about when and how to say "no" -- in an improv scene or The Improv Scene. Also: emails about creepy dudes!
When you've got someone as cool as Magnet Theater's Elana Fishbein, you ask her everything. About the workshop she teaches on vulnerability, about making feelings-centered bold choices, and why not even get some Netflix rec's while we've got her.