On this episode I was joined by Jeremy Culhane and Mary Anthony and they helped me recreate everyone's favorite coming-of-age comedy film, The Sandlot. Lot's of heartwarming scenes on this episode including the time Smalls hit a homerun off of his hips, the time The Beatles met The Drifters at a carnival, and the moment that Benny Rodriquez realized how much his mom loves baseball. Take a listen!

On this weeks episode I was joined by three dynamic young go-getters named Henry Kaiser, Andrew Young and Charlie Mihelich. We improvised the Michael Mann movie, "Heat" and it was a lot of fun. In our version the main characters pivot away from the criminal underworld and decide to get into the music industry. Also, we see what life is like for air conditioning salesmen. Check it out!

This week Cara Meyers and Skander Halim joined as guests and they did a great job of making sure it was a hot one. Together we improvised the movie The Shape of Water by Guillermo del Toro and it was definitely the most steamy episode thus far. Lots of ADULT situations were played out as we explored the love triangle between the main protagonist. This episode is only for those who believe in true love. Check it out! 

On this weeks episode I was joined by Allyson Phillips and Jessica Svendsgaard and we improvised the original Jumanji. Lots of time travel and exotic animals on this one. In our version of Jumanji, the shoe accident at the factory was a lot bigger and had serious ramifications on the plot of the movie. Also Vin Diesel makes an appearance. Check it out!

On this weeks episode of Improviser's Cut we tackled another Alfred Hitchcock movie. This time my guests and I improvised the movie Strangers on a Train. My guests were Blake Wilding and Victoria Delaney, who are both wonderful people and wonderful improvisers. This episode has everything that is currently popular in the podcast landscape: murder, sex and people talking around a table. Check it out!

Monster podcast on this weeks episode. I was joined by Jessica Rodgers and Sophia Grosso and we improvised the movie King Kong. This episode has everything you want in a movie: Old timey movie producers, a spooky island, a giant gorilla and a true love. Lots of good times were had on this one. Check it out!

Today my guests David Donella and Michael Stephens joined me to improvise the movie, National Treasure. In this Nick Cage classic we went back and forth between the past and the present to find out what the Founding Fathers were really like. We also had a healthy amount of celebrity guest appearances. Check it out!

On this episode we improvised the movie Independence Day. It was as fun and actioned packed as the original movie.  My awesome guests (Dennis Curlett, Heather Higginbotham and Zach Olsen) definitely did not go quietly into the night. They lived on! Through improv! Check it out!

We go to a fairy tale castle in the latest episode of Improvisers Cut. In this episode, my guests (Kimberley Wong, Eric Chad Ho) and I improvise the movie, Beauty and the Beast. Everyone does a great job at playing an inanimate object on this one. We get to see how Bell's father would do at an inventors convention and explore the depravity of Lumière. Also lots of music in this one. Check it out!

Hey! On this episode I was joined by Heather Alarcón Higginbotham and Courtney Sevener to recreate the movie The Departed. Our version, just like the Scorsese classic, will have you on the edge of your seat until the very end. We may have taken a few liberties with some of the characters and added a few new ones (Vincent Price makes an appearance) but I think you will agree, it came out better than the original. Enjoy!