Philosophy vs. Improv
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovPhilosophyComedySociety & Culture |
It is a new era, a new dawn, a new beginning, with a new font of improv wisdom in the form of Merry Mary Hynes, whom you’ve met, and in turn a fresh challenge for Mark to engage in philosophy tutoring with a brilliant but free-from-academic-philosoph... more
It’s our season finale, and the end of Bill’s regular participation on the show. You may wish to weep, but let your tears be of joy as well as reminiscence.
We are re-joined by two of our favorite improv guests for a Team Play episode to talk ship o... more
Nessa teaches philosophy at Lone Star Community College and writes on the philosophy of humor. We’ve amazingly never had an episode specifically about this, so we thought we should get this on the table before we wrap our season (and Bill’s regular p... more
Recorded back in June, posting now as we near the end of our season and Bill’s tenure on the show, this episode now bleeds with dramatic irony. Mark and Bill discuss how to give a good speech, AI in academics, and we have a tear-stained visit to Empt... more
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This is such a creative format for a podcast, combining improv scenes while trying to teach something completely unrelated. I really enjoy watching Mark and Bill try to fit their lessons into improv scenes, and it’s always funny seeing where the scenes take them, even when it’s off the rails!
The topics and presenters are a perfect contrast, since Bill is focused on the practical side of what works for performers, while male is presenting philosophical ideas that are usually theoretical.
Als... more
Definitely worth a listen!
It is good and getting better.
Who says you can’t mix apples and oranges!!! Philosophy and improv make a perfect mix. Mark and Bill are legitimate experts in their field, and great guys. I always look forward to the new episodes. -Amber
Two guys who really know their stuff!
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A fusion of humor and intellect characterizes the content, where two hosts engage in lively conversations that interlace philosophical ideas with improvisational comedy. The episodes often feature diverse guests who bring unique perspectives, leading to discussions that traverse topics such as friendship, community, and the dynamics of creativity in both philosophy and improv. Whimsical scenarios and improv exercises are used to illustrate deeper existential themes, engaging listeners in a playful yet profoundly thought-provoking manner. This distinctive blend is likely to resonate with those intrigued by the intersection of humor and intellectual discourse.
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1. Shawn Vulliez
2. Aaron Moritz
3. Randy Fertel
4. Simon Critchley
5. Sarah Joy Shockey
6. Tommy Maranges
7. Mike Gorgone
8. Lorraine Besser
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