
Musings on improvisation and its application across the arts, culture, science, history, and politics from Randy Fertel, author of Winging It: Improv's Power and Peril in the Time of Trump.
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On October 12th, I was awarded, by Longue Vue House and Gardens, the 2026 Stern Award for Leadership in Philanthropy, alongside fellow recipient Tania Hahn, founder of Hahn Enterprises. The event was part of Longue Vue’s Stern Legacy Week,...
Here’s a little piece of the story you may have missed about the $400 million Boeing 747-8 jet Qatari Royals gifted to the United States government.
Yes, we already know the acceptance of such a high-value asset from a foreign government d...
In mid-July as the Canadian wildfires burned, I went to Boston for my nephew’s birthday. We bowled candlepins which was harder than I remembered, a reminder of the years’ costs. We saw a truly great Dylan concert. Dylan at 85 offered the wi...
Friends,
I’m happy to announce that the third book in my improv trilogy is under contract with LSU Press: The Age of Improv: How Improvisation Shaped Global Popular Culture. It’s currently undergoing a vigorous review and editing process....
At the 21st Annual Ridenhour Prizes for Courageous Truth-telling on April 30th, 2026, I kicked off the evening with a speech, my longest in my many years of introducing the prizes that I co-founded 20 years ago. In this year’s speech I expl...
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Ex-Romanticist, obsessed with improvisation, dabbler in the history of science, founder of Ridenhour Prizes for Courageous Truth-telling (Ridenhour.org), author of Winging It: Improv’s Power and Peril in the Time of Trump.
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