Do you learn, coach, or perform improv and comedy? Then this show is for you. Jen talks about the intersection of comedy and different forms of thinking. How do our brains work when learning and performing improv. Because there are so many different types of brain wiring that affect how we learn and perform together. Good comedy is neuroinclusive when you're performing or learning it. That means t... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsImprovComedyPerforming Arts |
The week I recorded this trailer and my first episodes - the second week of September 2025 - Sam Altman had just tweeted “I never took the dead internet theory that seriously but it seems like there are really a lot of LLM-run twitter accounts now.” ... more
In this episode, I'm really getting into what I believe is the most important element for creating a compelling character: their point of view. I’ve found that the most interesting thing about a character isn't what they do, but why they do it. A str... more
Alt title: Get to Skin Suit Town: 3 Exercises to Improve Your Acting
In this episode, I'm diving into one of the best acting exercises you can give yourself: practicing scene work with little dialogue, or even none at all. I’ve found that learning t... more
Your inner critic might be a key reason you feel stuck, anxious, or in your head during an improv scene. But trying to fight it or ignore it doesn't work. This episode reveals a completely different approach: give that critical energy to your charact... more
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Focusing on the intersection of comedy and various cognitive styles, this show examines how diverse brain wiring impacts the learning and performance of improv and comedy. The host shares insights on creating a neuroinclusive environment that welcomes both neurodivergent individuals and neurotypicals, stressing the importance of understanding different cognitive types to enhance collaboration and performance. Episodes include personal anecdotes and discussions with a variety of performers, offering listeners practical insights into cultivating supportive spaces in comedy and improv. This unique perspective not only broadens the understanding of humor and performance but also highlights the value of inclusivity in creative practices.
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