On today's episode, I got to sit down with improvisor, stand up comedian, team captain, and special education teacher, Annie Remack. She talks about the power of failing forward, how the theatre community can re-route your life for the better, becoming a leader, and putting yourself first.

All around funny woman, Nicole Serak, walks us through what it's like to get the improv zoomies while working, her unconditional love for her husband, Tommy, and how improv and the Flipside community are her family.

On today's episode, stand-up comedian and improvisor Jenna McKellips shares with us about how shattering our ego allows us to have more vulnerability and connection.

Jenna is very open about her own struggles with mental health and how she has found comedy to be a light in the dark.

If you want to get a hold of Jenna, fell free to connect with on Instagram @jenna_mckcommedy

Flipside everyperson Joshua Curfman talks about their comedy journey and how laughter, family support, and the chance to explore different perspectives on life have led him to a better place.

Improvisor, Lauren Brika Lyga, talks about how she discovered improv, the connections we share, our brilliance, and how improv can help us let go of control.

Jenny's interview with Anders Lankford -- a Flipside founder, director, writer, actor, and improv artist

Interview with Flipside Theatre founder Tracy Stegall by Jenny Remack.

Jenny Remack interviews Brissa Childers