In this episode, Dennis Pacheco (Armand Diaz Experience) and Justin attempt two voices of reason. The process devolves into two weird characters enjoying each others drinks at a museum cafe. Enjoy

In this episode of Improv4Improv, we’re diving into one of the trickiest challenges in long-form improv: making conflict scenes not just work, but fun!

Join Davonte Smith, a standout performer on the house team Dance Factory at the Magnet Theatre, as he teams up with Justin to explore a game-changing tactic for transforming fight-heavy and blame-filled scenes into moments of creativity and joy.

If you’ve ever struggled with scenes that feel too "fighty" or end up in finger-pointing, this episode offers practical strategies to turn conflict into connection and keep the playfulness alive. Whether you’re a seasoned improviser or just starting out, there’s something here to elevate your game.

In this must-hear episode of Improv for Improv, Steve Whyte—veteran improviser and star of The Armando Diaz Experience—joins Justin D. Torres to take on one of the toughest challenges in long-form improv: keeping it clean.

They set out to answer the big questions every improv lover has wondered:
👉 How do you steer your team away from going blue?
👉 Can you create hilarious, captivating scenes without relying on cussing or shock value?
👉 What’s the secret to holding back the chaos without losing the fun?

This episode is packed with practical tips, laugh-out-loud moments, and deep dives into team dynamics that every improviser can use to up their game. Whether you're leading a long-form troupe or just love watching the magic unfold, this is an episode you don’t want to miss!

Guess who’s back? After a year away from the stage, the incomparable Max Ross, a long-time favorite at the Magnet Theatre, returns to the mic in this special episode of Improv4Improv!

Max took a break from teams to focus on life, but trust us—his wit and charm are as sharp as ever. 🎤 In this episode, we laugh, play, and tackle the big question:
👉 How do you dive back into long-form improv after stepping away?

If you’ve ever felt rusty after time off, Max shares his fresh perspective on getting back into the groove. And if you’re here for the laughs, wait until you hear what happens when Max ends up with more than he bargained for at a ranch... 🐕

🎧 Don’t miss this hilarious episode. Check it out now at www.improv4improv.com or wherever you get your podcasts!

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In this Episode, Sanket, in his final interview at the Gap, is asked some weird questions from Supervisor Randy. This episode has a really clear a and b section for those improvisers looking to clarify understanding segmentation of scenes. 

In this Episode, Brent hosts an episode with sheep cloner and discuss goals, challenges, and how to desert your loved ones. Enjoy!

In this Episode, Michael Lutton and Justin D. Torres do their Megan Pasta form which is essentially talking about someone who isn't there. In this case, Michael and Justin talk about Bronson McClaine an old teacher who had a profoundly negative affect on both of their lives. 

In this episode, Alex Kornfeld from Dance Factory joins Justin D. Torres on the podcast. In their scene, Alex is returning to his family home after searching for himself within the indigenous community, meanwhile his brother is renovating his house as a form of spite. Enjoy!

In this episode, Justin D. Torres and Ellie Barrickman, formerly of Wet Denim, take on the tactic of stalling the scene for a bit then free for all fun after. What happens is an extremely fun scene about naming children that goes down a dark but fun path. Enjoy!

In this Episode, Justin D. Torres and Chris Bell, director of Musical Megawatt at the Magnet Theatre, take on a character scene with some matching where they really only try and juggle one idea beyond the initial fun. If you're a character improviser, take a listen. There are some really solid strategies for the character players. ENJOY!