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PODCAST

Corporations Are People Too

with Dean Ardenfell

Improvised satire pod. Dean Ardenfell (Nathan Hartswick) is a fanboy of the definitely-not-evil corporation "Hogswood-Cooper Media." All he wants in life is to interview every last employee.

comedy improv

All Episodes

06:48

THE INNER SANCTUM w/Dean Ardenfell

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/03/21

A short message from Dean Ardenfell about why there's no new episode of The Corporation this week. Follow along @TheCorporationPod on Insta, TikTok and YouTube. ABOUT THE PODCAST The Corporation is a podcast hosted by Dean Ardenfell (Nathan Hartswick), a superfan of the global corporation “Hogswood Cooper Media.” Each episode, Dean interviews folks who work for the many different subsidiaries of Hogswood Cooper.* * This podcast is improvised satire, “Hogswood Cooper Media” is fictitious, and the

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32:34

A TAN PERSON IN HELL w/Tobin Mollett & Maddie Cross

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/03/14

In this episode, Cosmo Lindbergh, accomplished film director for Glory to the Family Pictures, talks about being recruited into show business by missionaries on the beach. Plus, Casey Mumfred, Senior Analyst for BackStairs, Ltd., discusses her glamorous career as a professional office gossip. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Tobin Mollett (Cosmo Lindbergh) is a Vermont-based improviser and teacher who performs regularly on the Thursday show “Mothra” at Vermont Comedy Club. Maddie Cross (Casey Mumfred) is a

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24:53

OOPS, ALL PURPLE w/Colleen Goodhue & Adi Eyring

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/03/07

In this episode, Hogswood Cooper Shopping Network co-host Marilyn Whitesnow talks about how she sells items with a personal flair, and what she feeds her carnivorous plants. Plus, Lindsay Yoghouse, crisis manager for BioPhobia, discusses where the company gets its ideas for enhancing animals for use on the battlefield. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Colleen Goodhue (Marilyn Whitesnow) is a Vermont-based improviser who performs regularly on the team “Big Boy Sweater Club.” Adi Eyring (Lindsay Yoghouse) is

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33:37

THE THIRD COMING w/Nicole Passmore & Angus MacDonald

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/02/28

In this episode, Sharon Greeling, Director of Suburban Planning for Homogocile, talks about clear-cutting protected lands to build huge McMansion developments, and how every last one of her employees adores and fears her. Plus, Lester Friend, front man for the Christian band Spirit Supreme and CEO of the record label Arise Poor Children, discusses his many albums, how his poor behavior is justified, and the possibility that he is the Son of God. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Nicole Passmore (Sharon

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22:40

LIKE THE GARDEN OF EDEN w/Carmen Lagala & Maddy Hyams

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/02/21

In this episode, Skrinch Fitness CEO and president Bex Frimpton talks about shaping regular people into the smoothest possible sexual partners for herself. Plus, Mabel Rudds discusses her wildly successful #TradWife YouTube channel, United Wives of America. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Carmen Lagala (Bex Frimpton) is a New York based standup comedian who has appeared on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert and at festivals all over the country. Maddy Hyams (Mabel Rudds) is a standup comedian and writer

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02:06

THE BASE OF THE FACE w/Stephen Chisa & Kate Farley

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/02/16

CLICK THIS LINK TO WATCH THE EPISODE! https://youtu.be/LkFH1mOIvdM In this special, YouTube-only bonus episode, we talk to Pauly DeWalt, co-owner of the police-themed amusement park Blue Lives Adventure. He discusses the various attractions, as well as why he separates children and their mothers. Then, plastic surgeon Tamara Branman speaks about her firm, Recaptured Relevance, which helps women over 40 get “back in the game” with full face replacements. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Stephen Chisa

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23:48

SECOND APPENDECTOMY w/Hillary Boone & Lucy Haney

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/02/14

In this episode, Xander Peeples, CEO of the disaster tourism company Tour Majeure, talks about the growth potential and challenges of profiting off other people’s misfortune. Plus, Luna Plintz, founder of the drop-shipping fashion brand Not Our Clothing, admits that her success has come without any practical skills, and tells us about her unusual medical challenges. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Hillary Boone (Xander Peeples) is an accomplished standup comedian, cartoonist, and Moth story slam winner

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27:33

MOSTLY PULP w/Brian Hines & Susi Trexler

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/02/07

In this episode, Jerry Dinks, co-owner of a football team that the woke liberals are trying to rename, talks all about being a culture warrior (or can you not say that word anymore either?) — as well as his vendetta against lumberjacks. Plus, Destiny Shellbone, host of the children’s television program Manifest, Destiny! discusses her ability to remain disconnected from all external things, because of her unshakeable faith. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Brian Hines (Jerry Dinks) is a recent transplant to

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23:31

WAIT AND WOW w/Aaron Paulsen & Brian Park

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/01/31

In this episode, Jim Keeks, the Chief Creative Engineer at “You’re Mine Now” talks about creating safe, near-death experiences that thrill and terrify the one percent. Plus, Wallace Tumswell, retail associate at Penelope’s Warehouse, discusses what it’s like to work at a large crafting store that really loves Jesus. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Aaron Paulsen (Jim Keeks) and Brian Park (Wallace Tumswell) are both improvisers who live and perform in Chicago, IL. Nathan Hartswick (Dean Ardenfell) is a

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22:30

LONELY 50 w/Maddy Hyams & Lucy Haney

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/01/24

In this episode, Dr. Jane Tenterswell, the Lead Genetic Researcher for FoodGlut, LLC, talks about some of the rogue biological experiments she has been conducting, including several that fuse the DNA of human beings and household produce. Plus, Destiny Chogslow, president of Screen Time Network, explains why she likes to call the children who own her company’s cell phones in the middle of the night and chat with them. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Maddy Hyams (Dr. Jane Tenterswell) is a standup comedian

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24:12

IT'S NOT A DUCK w/Stephanie Albaugh & Max Higgins

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/01/17

In this episode, Lasso Tobacco factory worker Trixie Newcombe finally leaves the confines of her workstation to talk about everything from cigars to her own conception, and whether the world ended in 2000. Plus, Fred Whetstone, founder of Straight Cakes, talks about how a religious fever dream inspired him to make right-angle confections for heterosexual couples. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Stephanie Albaugh (Trixie Newcombe) is a Vermont-based improviser who performs regularly on the Thursday show

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30:01

TOUGH COOKIES (Live!) w/Jared Hall & Natalie Miller

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/01/10

It’s a very special LIVE episode of The Corporation, recorded in front of a small but mighty audience at Vermont Comedy Club! Dean is joined first by Teddy Burnbridge, who reflects on teaching schoolchildren about our great meritocracy by performing his autobiographical play for them. Then, Annette Gelby talks about what it takes to turn shuttered women’s health clinics into businesses that are a little more, shall we say, “baby-positive.” ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Jared Hall (Teddy Burnbridge) is a

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27:24

SUCH GRACE w/Catrina Hughes & Sam Kurnit

Corporations Are People Too ·

2023/01/03

In this episode, celebrity lifestyle maven Zendra Mimsley joins Dean to talk about the stressors of being in the public eye, and what happens to dogs when you give them caffeine. Plus, Daq Shuggs, Executive Director of DarkScrape, LLC, shares how important it is to our collective safety that the authorities are able to access 100% of your personal data at all times. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Catrina Hughes (Zendra Mimsley) is an improviser and sketch comedian based in Chicago. She works at The Second

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27:48

FREE POT w/John Lyons, Todd Glass & Chip Chantry

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/12/27

In this episode, Thurston Dent of Strato Galleries, Ltd. talks about how he monetized meeting Banksy, why “Scream” has been stolen repeatedly, and his role in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict. Plus, Tim and Chris Crumsworth, Owner/Operators of the Mr. Bong Bong ice cream truck empire, talk about the spiritual nature of power washing, how their life is like the Parent Trap, and why Pop Tarts won't return their calls. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS John Lyons (Thurston Dent) is a standup and sketch comedian in

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25:17

RIDDLED WITH EMOTIONS w/Cipha Sounds & Rachael Sherman

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/12/20

Lou Frangipone of The Suppression Group talks about how 90s music made kids soft, why cop cars shouldn’t have seat belts, and the need for men to push down their emotions to get the job done. Plus, Sheila Wumps, PR Director for BenignTech, says being first to market with a vaccine is more important than how effective it is, and shares the company’s exciting new celebrity spokesperson. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Cipha Sounds (Lou Frangipone) is very famous in New York. He is a comedian and DJ; you can

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28:24

DOCK BOY w/Brian DeLaBruere & Maggie Phelan

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/12/13

Paul Tony Jinlow of Dainty Duchess Cruise Lines talks about the ship buoyancy disaster that led to him being named Interim Director. Plus, Fran Pompler, Field Producer for “Celebrity Threesome” on the Hogswood Love Network, talks about how her marital problems inspired a popular reality show. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Brian DeLaBruere (Paul Tony Jinlow) is a Vermont improviser, teacher and videographer who regularly performs on the “Mothra” and “Kingdom Kids” shows at Vermont Comedy Club. Check out his

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36:01

SUCH A TIME AS THIS w/Lydia Hensler & Mark Gessner

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/12/06

In this episode, Deb Friendly, TV psychic and wellness guru (turned political candidate) talks about past lives, tiny ponies, and jughandles. Plus, Manfred Bloom, concierge to the world’s elite, shares his strategies for anticipating the needs of important men, and how to cover up misdeeds for the benefit of their shareholders. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Lydia Hensler (Deb Friendly) is a UCB improviser based in New York City who can be seen on such shows as The Female Gaze and Old Yorkers. Mark

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27:41

GARBAGE ISLAND w/Brian Park & Ryan Kenyon

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/11/29

In this episode, Oliver Sprunk, PR Director of the trash incineration company ThermBurn, Ltd., explains why his company does so much more than just burn unwanted plastics. Plus, Lazlo Jansport, creator of the mental health chat service “MindToast,” defends his startup against claims that its product is harming users. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS Brian Park (Oliver Sprunk) is an improviser formerly of the Burlington, VT area who now lives and performs in Chicago. Ryan Kenyon (Lazlo Jansport) is a

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26:55

DRIFTING AND DONUTS w/Sam Kurnit & Loretta Pontillo

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/04/12

In this episode, Pud Winsley, Sales Director of “THC International,” tells us what it’s like to sell legal marijuana grown by free prison labor; why he has no empathy or understanding of metaphor, and his devotion to the Tokyo Drift. Plus, Danielle Branstop, Chief Content Officer for “Scorched Earth Socials,” discusses how some troublemakers deserve to be doxxed, and the true hero of the Harry Potter franchise. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS: Sam Kurnit (Pud Winsley) is an actor, improviser and voiceover

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32:48

SOMETHING AWESOME BEFORE YOU DIE w/Aaron Paulsen &...

Corporations Are People Too ·

2022/04/05

In this episode, Shipley Deutrick from “BlueBuzz, LLC” explains how sometimes the cops just need a do-over. Also, he gets very defensive about classic film beauties. Plus, Griff Chisolm, Chief Promoter of the “International Wrestling Federation of the World” tells us how the long-running “Hogswood Beatdown” program still appeals to white men ages 60-65. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS: Aaron Paulsen (Shipley Deutrick) is a Vermont-born improviser currently based in Chicago, where he performs on the team

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