Improv for the Podcast

Join Benjamin Roth, a main company member and educator at Improv for the People, as he shares his journey from improv student to teacher. He dives into the challenges of creating marketing materials in the gaming industry, blending nostalgia for characters from Overwatch with industry insights. With humor and honesty, he reflects on embracing impermanence in performance and the community’s role in creative growth. Benjamin also explores how improvisation enriches corporate training and personal interactions, proving its universal appeal.

In this week's episode of Improv for the Podcast host Michael Lee Evans sits down with Keenan to discuss improv, play some games, and learn how he IMPROV-ed his life. Find us on our socials: https://linktr.ee/iftp

Join the captivating journey of Jaymie, who shares his transition from improv student to faculty. Discover his passionate first encounter at UCLA and why he favors live performances over films. From exploring varied improv rules to discussing the balance of yes-and and honest no's, the discussion is vibrant. With humorous games like ‘Long Time No See’ and ‘House for Sale’, they showcase improv's creative essence. Jaymie's insights on embracing failure and being present offer invaluable advice for new improvisers, all while keeping the atmosphere light and entertaining.

In this week's episode of Improv for the Podcast host Michael Lee Evans sits down with Sky Liam Patterson to discuss improv, play some games, and learn how he IMPROV-ed his life. Find us on our socials: https://linktr.ee/iftp

In this week's episode of Improv for the Podcast host Michael Lee Evans sits down with Chantal Rochelle to discuss improv, play some games, and learn how she IMPROV-ed her life. Find us on our socials: https://linktr.ee/iftp

Liam Clancy, an improviser and sketch writer, shares his journey through the Improv for the People community. He discusses how improv has transformed his life, emphasizing the importance of empathy and active listening. The conversation features hilarious anecdotes, playful games, and his unique experiences with accents, particularly a comical 1940s detective. Liam highlights the significance of authenticity and personal growth in both improv and storytelling, all while reflecting on the joy of nostalgia and camaraderie found in the improv world.

Episode Notes In the first episode of Improv for the Podcast host Michael Lee Evans sits down with Annie Rose to discuss improv, play some games, and learn how she IMPROV-ed her life.