S2E2 An Interview with Jesse Warren on Improv, Stand-up, and Comedy Advice

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Teaching Improv at Ultra Speaking

01:37 • 2min

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How to Develop the Niche Skills of Improv?

03:43 • 2min

4

Comedy Is Like Social Tension Management

05:14 • 2min

5

The Courage of Being Funny

07:25 • 4min

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How Did You Become Good at Stand Up?

11:41 • 4min

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Stand Up vs Improvised Comedy

15:16 • 4min

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Do You Think It's a Tool or a Skill?

19:14 • 2min

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How to Express Your Humor in a Social Situation?

21:36 • 3min

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Is There a Context for Humor?

24:25 • 2min

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How to Become Funnier

26:08 • 2min

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What's the General Structure of a Joke?

28:13 • 2min

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Is Everyone Has a Sense of Humor?

30:12 • 2min

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Is Your Dad Really Funny?

32:19 • 3min

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How Can I Start With a Very Basic Building Blocks?

35:22 • 2min

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Are You Trying to Be Really Jokey?

37:27 • 2min

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How Much Give Do I Have Here?

39:00 • 3min

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Do Jokes That Don't Land, Do They Bomb?

42:19 • 2min

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Putting Yourself in a More Uncomfortable Situation

44:01 • 2min

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Socially and App. Tech Roast Show

45:32 • 3min

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Is Your Intent a Billboard Message?

48:40 • 6min

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The Foundational Skills That Have Big Payoffs

54:16 • 2min

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Laughing at First Dates Is a Funny Thing

55:53 • 2min

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Geekwire 2019 Award Show - Welcome to the World's Greatest Comedy Show

58:03 • 2min

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Is There a Kernel of Truth in Dating?

59:57 • 2min

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I Can't Do It. I Love It

01:02:07 • 4min

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I Won the Dating Show, Right?

01:05:48 • 2min

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The Relationship Between Peanuts and Cheez-Its

01:07:59 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between Freestyle and Rhetoric?

01:09:54 • 2min

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I Love Reality TV, I Love It

01:11:42 • 2min

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The Reverse Engineering Side of Comedy

01:13:31 • 2min