Drew Kersten of My Friend’s Friend’s Friend joins us for some shameless plus, and to talk about marketing, the benefit of having guests built into your show, branding, and game of the scene. Matt does his classic segment, Quick Things You’d Like to Know Right Now, Similarly Paced Responses, and we try a new segment, […]

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Joy Dolo, Kory LaQuess Pullam, and Alsa Bruno of Blackout (unfortunately Andy Hilbrands and John Gebretatose couldn’t join us) talk about marketing, privilege, balancing serious and comedic conversation, having a dialogue with the audience, being inclusive of diverse points of views, bringing your individual talents to a group, the responsibility to address difficult topics, and […]

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Dylan Rohde, founder and co-owner of the Backline Theater and organizer of the Omaha Improv Festival, joins us to talk about avoiding the obvious heightening choice, focusing on your scene partner instead of the audience (but still providing the audience with comedy), breaking on stage, and the importance of hiring a coach. Matt does his […]

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Ferrari McSpeedy (Joe Bozic and Mike Fotis) join us (after 3 years of trying to schedule) to talk about the many things they do: sketch, improv, and opening a new theater, Strike Theater, with Allison Broeren, for sketch, storytelling, and spoken word. They discus how the scene has changed in their 15 year’s as a […]

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