In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss the concept of training the audience so that they can understand your show. The three also discuss the even greater problem of how to get an audience in the first place.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie invite Brandon Barrick to discuss presentation in improv. Is it a problem that improv shows are becoming increasingly casual?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie are joined by Atul Singh to learn how to make it in the world of Internet Comedy.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie are joined by listener of the show, Jenni Stukin, to discuss her reactions and weigh in on previous episodes.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie are joined by Paul Vaillancourt who was supposed to talk about forms in improv. Instead, the conversation became a series of Paul’s hot takes on the show’s previous episodes with forms sprinkled in.

Link to Paul's book:

https://www.amazon.com/Triangle-Scene-practical-approaching-improvisation-ebook/dp/B00ZHV7BH2

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie are joined by Brennan Lee Mulligan to do a deep, nerdy dive into Game.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie are joined by Jackie Durruthy to discuss the ins and outs of character.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie debate the role of Point of View in improv and character work.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie host an improv workshop focusing on Yes And. Is Yes And really the cornerstone of improv? What are the alternatives?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie are joined by Jonathan Gregg to discuss selling out in comedy.