
Your Improv Brain is a show that helps you understand your brain (and body!) to be a happier, better performer. I'll also explore the intersection of improv comedy, neurodivergence, and the science of performance. Episodes cover how different brain types, including neurodivergent and neurotypical minds, experience comedy and performance. The show discusses creating supportive environments and unde... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedyPerforming ArtsArts | |||

You get the "more energy" note in improv and nobody tells you what to actually change. I take that note apart and look at what your teacher was probably reacting to.
The energy note does a lot of work in one word, so it can mean several different th... more
WORKSHOPS! Check out what's coming up for the Off Script Workshops. We're working on stuff brought up in this ep. yourimprovbrain.com/offscript
If you start building your next line while your scene partner is still talking, you might be solv... more
You're in a scene, it's your turn, and your brain goes somewhere else. Going blank on stage, hitting that freeze, is near the top of most improvisers' fear lists, and I want to add something new to the pile of advice about it. I have new things to sa... more
NEW WORKSHOPS! Find all the information on the newly released website at YourImprovBrain.com/offscript
Someone asked in an improv forum how you should actually learn improv, whether that's doing scenes, watching other people, or reading and ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #97 |
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A neuroscience-informed show focused on how brain wiring and nervous system regulation shape improv performance, learning, and coaching. Across episodes, the host explores neurodivergence (including ADHD and autism) and its impact on practice, stage presence, ensemble dynamics, and coaching techniques. Practical, evidence-based exercises appear throughout, from metacognition and feedback processing to rep-based practice and non-verbal scene starts. A distinctive throughline is the emphasis on neuroinclusive strategies that help both neurodivergent and neurotypical performers thrive, reduce performance anxiety, and build more resilient, authentic on-stage behavior. The show stands out for grounding improv training in neuroscience and lived e... more
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