
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyArtsPerforming ArtsImprov | |||

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You know that thing where you learn a skill in class, you can explain it to someone else, and then you get into a scene and your brain does the old thing anyway? This episode is about why that happens and what to do about it. Your brain runs on pathw... more
"Just be confident." "Trust yourself." "Ya got this." You've heard these things, and you might have even said them. And for a lot of brains, especially analytical or pattern-driven ones, they don't work. During the 2026 Olympics, Eileen Gu described ... more
This is a special extended (podcast-only) episode of Your Improv Brain on neurodivergent inclusion in the improv community. These episodes will focus on inclusion, nervous system regulation, and help neurodivergent improvisers understand themselves a... more
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Content focuses on the intersection of improv, comedy, and cognitive processes, exploring how different types of brain wiring influence learning and performance in these fields. The host, Jen deHaan, discusses neuroinclusivity in the context of improv, emphasizing the importance of creating environments that accommodate both neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals. Key themes include managing performance anxiety, embracing unique personal traits, and practical exercises to improve improvisational skills. The content aims to empower listeners to enhance their creative processes, fostering a better understanding of themselves and their collaborators, ultimately leading to more effective and enjoyable improv experiences.
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