The Backline

Can you really teach improv and humor? The hosts hilariously recount their visit to an oddly quiet bar in NYC, exploring social dynamics with a humorous twist. They delve into the challenges of teaching improvisation and what makes a great performer. Reflecting on the evolution of comedy and audience adaptation, they discuss the impact of Jim Carrey on comedic styles. The conversation navigates the balance between authenticity and comfort in comedy, while also touching on personal tastes in food and literature.