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In this episode, Jeff sits down with comedian Travis Phillips to hear his deep thoughts and reflections about his experiences onstage (and offstage) while performing standup comedy and crafting and honing his material.
He also shares stories about some of the most formative experiences that he has had and some important lessons that he has learned along the way.
To learn more about Travis, visit:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Comedian/Travis-Phillips-311671372556721/
@twodullknives on Instagram
In this episode, Jeff sits down to visit with author, poet, and comedian Catherine Katey Johnson to hear about her life journey and about some of her most formative experiences.
She talks about her life in the arts and how her work has evolved over the years, and she also speaks about her experiences in writing her latest book, "Fifty Shades Of Gray Hair" and also about her previous book "Pody Poe: from Tinhorn Gambler to Kingpin Of Organized Crime."
In this episode, Jeff sits down to talk about comedy and about life and how working his craft has helped him to be able to communicate more openly with others about the anxiety that he experiences on a day to day basis.
He also shares some thoughts about how his comedy style and process have evolved over the years and what it all means to him at a deeper level.
In this mini-episode, Jeff sits down with Adrienne Wright at IAO during the opening of "A Little Bit Of History" to hear about her work that is displayed there both from her high school years alongside a couple of her current pieces.
In this episode, Jeff sits down with Jeremiah Rankin, Michael Moffitt, and Logan Morris with Tripsitters band to hear about their life journeys, how they came together, their very distinctive musical style, and where they are headed.
To learn more about them, go to
their website--www.tripsittersband.com
on facebook--facebook.com/tripsittersofficialband
on instagram and twitter--@tripsittersband
In this episode, Jeff sits down with Dead Feather at the opening reception of the show, A Little Bit Of History at IAO that his work is featured in and hear from him about the deep meaning behind his art, how it has evolved over the years, and what it means to him personally and spiritually.
In this episode, Justin Clark, the CEO Of Visionary Status, LLC sits down with Jeff Krisman and shares some formative experiences from his life journey and shares some thoughts about Visionology.
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