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We’ve reached the end of applying Annie Murphy Paul’s Extended Mind to improv, but I’ve saved the best for last. Today, we’re going to explore what’s behind the mystical phenomenon improvisers love to talk about, but can seldom explain…
Most improv communities love to venerate the masters. We listen to all their podcast interviews. Their classes and workshops sell out immediately. Some people do deep dives in the IRC to build out their encyclopedia knowledge of who was on ...
Imitation gets a bad rap in creative fields.
Ever feel like you were on fire at your home theater, then stepped onto a stage across town and felt like you’d never been funny a day in your life?
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Los Angeles–based comedian, writer, cartoonist, and psychology enthusiast.
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