What has John done?! He's unseated Chip as host and moved him into the interview chair! John and guest host Monish Tyagi get Chip to open up about his time as a founding member before becoming Artistic Director. Joining them is Whole World Improv Theatre's Managing Director Emily Reily Russell for a lively conversation about being torn between two types of acting, building a class program, and stalking your future husband.

It’s a bonus episode featuring last week's guest Michael Sweeney and his band Alright Alright! Take a listen to their track "I Ain't Gonna Take My Pills No More."

Find them at their website alrightalright.com and enjoy!

Join us for part 2 of our interview with Sarah Baker and Michael Sweeney. This week answers the important questions: How did Michael's just tooling around with a guitar lead to a 26 year tradition of musical improv scenes? And hey: Isn't Sarah that person in that thing (The Campaign, Mascots, The Kominsky Method )?

Cyberstalk Sarah on twitter @barahsaker

Check out Michael's band Alright Alright at their website: AlrightAlright.com

This week Chip and John welcome Sarah Baker and Michael Sweeney. Both were there at the beginning and tell us about the good and the bad about a close knit company, how focusing on your partner leads to better scenes, and one of the unknown dangers of improv: Being bitten on the head.

Cyberstalk Sarah on twitter @barahsaker

Check out Michael's band Alright Alright at their website: AlrightAlright.com

Jenny Andrews and Phil Cater return for Part 2 of our interview. Learn how Whole World was a place for innovative improv shows, how the current incarnation of the theater stacks up to the original, and how shooting videos outdoors can lead to serious legal charges.

Jenny Andrews and Phil Cater join Chip and John to reveal how closeness and connections lead to great improv comedy. All it takes is an improv guru, squatters rights, and a caterpillar under the influence

Anna Vocino and Loren Tarquinio are back for Part 2 of our interview. Not only are they brilliant improvisers but their post Whole World experience has launched them to great heights in their careers. Join us for a hilarious conversation featuring Anna's cookbooks, what award Loren thinks is no big deal, and a special skill for your resume.

Update: Find out about all Anna does at her website: annavocino.com

Our alumni Anna Vocino and Loren Tarquinio join us for a look into how they got to Whole World and give an insightful look into what happens on stage during a show. And the invention of Roadblocking, a fundraising tool not for the faint of heart.

Update: Find out about all Anna does at her website: annavocino.com

It's Part 2 of our interview with founding members Annie Humphrey and Michael Snow. Take notes on what improv has taught them, making funny videos before funny videos were cool, and the heights of fame (and what it took to maintain it for 25 of 39 days).

Our Whole World Improv Theatre alumni are here to educate John. Annie Humphrey and Michael Snow talk to us about the path through classes to performing. The energy and drive it took for a young group of actors to build a theater. Including an era of scripted shows, special gifts from a special sponsor, and yes - Bitches (Don't worry, it's not what you think).