Somebody asked for examples of audience interviews at improv shows going badly, and this was my answer.

Does it make any difference performing for an audience compared to in-studio/no audience?  Sure!

Could this podcast transform/evolve into some other kind of podcast?  Maybe!

Do I have a favorite kind of ice cream?  Sort of.

Is there a particular kind of role I'd like to play?  I don't think I said this in the recorded answer, but one of the things that I like about doing improv and in particular about doing my one-person shows is that I don't need to wait to be cast in a particular type of role, I have the freedom to choose and create whatever characters I want to play, in every show.  Anyway, I should've said that in the episode but instead I talked about other things for 10 minutes!

This is a question about something that annoys me about the way I talk when I hear it played back.

This question is about the time Tom Hanks cast me in the audiobook version of his novel.

A question about why I put so much of my work online for free, and my lengthy answer.