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The season finale of ISPerimental. I resolve my family problems with my wife (Valeria Bazua Valenti) and then Adrian Caballero joins us for a Christmas improv extravaganza! We discover things like baby gifting, Satan's Christmas, and Elf exploitation. Come follow the fun with me one last time.
Join me for my holiday ISP - "Turkey's Revenge". What happens when a turkey wakes up on a butcher's table and realizes he is about to die? Find out on this child-friendly episode of ISPerimental.
I get in the Halloween spirit and improvise a slasher style horror! This ISP, entitled "Massacre at Pineapple Hotel", follows a group of teens on Spring Break in Hawaii, and not only do they get some sun... they get some slaughter! Special shout out to Pete Neinaber who has provided the music for this podcast. You can catch his music at https://petebeats.bandcamp.com/
In this episode, I just have some fun playing around with a new format with improviser Adrian Caballero. Nothing unusual happens, everything is cool. Special shout out to Pete Neinaber who has provided the music for this podcast. You can catch his music at https://petebeats.bandcamp.com/
Bonus episode! A 30-minute interview with Chris George - improviser, actor, and writer. He does improvised solo performances! Great to talk to him and pick his brain. Please check it out.
ISP # 5 - "Babby Bobby Johnny". A stage manager wants Robert Dinero to man up and be a father to his illegitimate son. What will happen? Listen to find out. Special shout out to Pete Neinaber who has provided the music for this podcast. You can catch his music at https://petebeats.bandcamp.com/
In this episode, I continue to dwell on a personal matter and include it into my ISP: "Judge". Then, I chat with Francisco Antillon about truth and format. Special shout out to Pete Neinaber who has provided the music for this podcast. You can catch his music at https://petebeats.bandcamp.com/
Inspired from my conversation in Episode 2 with Sara De Lille, I try my own version of a pretty flower format in this ISP: "Doctor. Doctor" Then, afterward, I have a bit of a breakdown.
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