Evan Cleaver is an actor, director, and improviser with his 10,000 hours on the boards. He explains why it is important to Play to Your Strengths in improv.

⁠@EvanCleaver

@PowerOfAttorneyImprov

Mike McLendon is comedian who has over 20 years of improv experience as a performer, coach, and teacher. He taught me a thing or two about Group Games and he shares some of those secrets in this episode.

Mike's Plugs:

⁠@MikeMcLendonImprov

How I Met Your Sitcom

Dennis Curlett is a random guy who wanted to talk to me about improv—more specifically, the finer points of Team Sizes. And he actually had some interesting insights for a guy I met off the street.

Dennis's Plugs:

@FutureMeDennisC

www.ddcscreenwriting.com

Fellow improviser, podcaster, and Californian Conner McCabe shares us an extensive discussion about prepping for house team auditions.

Conner's Plugs:

@⁠Conner_McCabe

@CallMeByYourGamePod

Improv legend Billy Merritt walks us down his improv journey and the evolution of the UCB theater.

Billy's Plugs:

@⁠BillyMerritt

UCB Training Center

World's Greatest Improv School

Every improviser you've ever met started off as a stranger, including the guest for this episode: Adri Diaz. Adri and I discuss the differences between performing with strangers as opposed to teammates.

Adri's Plugs:

@AdriMFDiaz

@FreshFishComedy

@MenudoComedy

Nothing can be more taxing than post-improv activities. And no one knows that better than my guest, Lilliana Winkworth.

Lilliana's Plugs:

⁠@LillWink

⁠@SadFunnyShow

@RumorsImprov

Actor, improviser, filmmaker, and Bachelor scholar Tess Higgins talks about the importance of reputation and the prevalence of gossip.

Tess's Plugs:

⁠@TessDHiggins

⁠@HiBabyGorgeousImprov

@Him_TheFilm

Legendary improviser, actor, and teacher Will Hines stops by to share his early days as an improv student and give advice on heightening.

Will's Plugs:

⁠@WillieBHines

⁠@WGImprovSchool

www.wgimprovschool.com