Improvisation is part of EVERY pen and paper rpg. Be it an a oneshot in a rule light system or an ongoing adventure with you friends, you will always find yourself in a position where you will need to improvise something out of nowhere. In this episode I am joined by Sam Comerford to talk about running fully (or mostly) improvised games. We go over: - The rules of improv comedy and how they apply to TTRPGs, - How to get into the right headspace for improvisation, - The differences between one-shot

Jonathan (Jed) H Edwards, LAc practices East Asian Medicine with a focus on internal medicine. A longtime student of divination traditions from the Yijing to Jyotisa (Vedic astrology), he also deals with subtle/spiritual aspects of health. He finds that disease often falls away when people reorient their lives to include an understanding of karmic currents or the patterning of fate. Jonathan makes his home at Heartward Sanctuary, a center in the NC Piedmont that he co-founded

Jonathan (Jed) H Edwards, LAcpractices East Asian Medicine with a focus on internal medicine. A longtime student of divination traditions from the Yijing to Jyotisa (Vedic astrology), he also deals with subtle/spiritual aspects of health. He finds that disease often falls away when people reorient their lives to include an understanding of karmic currents or the patterning of fate.Jonathan makes his home atHeartward Sanctuary, a center in the NC Piedmont that he co-founded with his partner. His

Welcome back to the Actor Chat podcast w/Niketa Calame-Harris, where we provide practical advice for actors looking to improve their acting skills and career goals. In this episode, we have some quick tips about Cold reading. Cold Reading can be intimidating, but with the right tools and techniques, you can confidently approach any script thrown your way. To go deeper and work one-on-one visit bit.ly/inmotioncoachingHost - Niketa Calame-Harris most noted as the original voice of Young Nala in

The double act continues with Sarah hosting alongside Anna this week.  We chat about what small differences you can make to help you simply feel better. Enjoy! The book that Anna mentions is Wintering by Katherine May.  Follow Em twitter.com/Stroudemr  linkedin.com/pub/emma-stroud Laughthinkplay.com Follow Anna  linkedin.com/in/anna-bartholomew-09206017 facebook.com/annacbartholomew instagram.com/annacbartholomew Follow Sarah  instagram.com/sarahbannock linkedin.com/in/sarahbannock Music Production

LIVE on the blower from Australia no less, we have George from the 60s-inspired ska band, the Skabangers to chat about the new album, "Skabhangers". We'll also hear about recording, gigging, the Melbourne scene and we'll skank out to their combination of original tunes, cheeky lyrics, burning instrumentals, mixed with a taste of improvisation.

Part 2! Hard and soft worldbuilding describe the approach or method you use when worldbuilding. If you've heard of the terms pantsing and plotting when talking about writing, it's a similar concept! Hard worldbuilding is more methodical, it has a defined process you follow, almost like a blueprint. Soft worldbuilding, on the other hand, is more organic and fully relies on improvisation and figuring it out as you go. We interviewed Andy Law, from Rookery Publications, to learn more about this!

Hard and soft worldbuilding describe the approach or method you use when worldbuilding. If you've heard of the terms pantsing and plotting when talking about writing, it's a similar concept! Hard worldbuilding is more methodical, it has a defined process you follow, almost like a blueprint. Soft worldbuilding, on the other hand, is more organic and fully relies on improvisation and figuring it out as you go. We interviewed Andy Law, from Rookery Publications, to learn more about this.

Curiosity and the wheel of joy!  Where will the wheel of joy take the girls today?  Join Em, Sarah (who is hosting today!!) and Anna as we play with the wheel of joy and chat all things curiosity!  It is a proper giggle!  You will enjoy! Follow Em twitter.com/Stroudemr  linkedin.com/pub/emma-stroud laughthinkplay.com Follow Anna  linkedin.com/in/anna-bartholomew-09206017 facebook.com/annacbartholomew instagram.com/annacbartholomew Follow Sarah  instagram.com/sarahbannock

Whether you are just starting out in the industry or are a seasoned professional looking to take your career to the next level, these Online Resources are the perfect match for all of your acting needs. Tune in and join us on this exciting journey to become the best actor you can be! Host - Niketa Calame-Harris most noted as the original voice of Young Nala in Disney's Feature Film The Lion King. With over 25 + years as a working union actor, she loves sharing resources with those actors interested

We talk with guest Alex Disney about waiting in lines and then quickly go to some silly places. With Dana, Courtney and Alex hosting!

From your set up to your eye line for different characters off camera the self tape audition is not going anywhere so get comfy with it. Here are a few tips for those starting out. If you want to dive deeper you can reach out bit.ly/inmotioncoaching Follow me on instagram @niketacalame

Dana brings up possibly the grossest thing that we have talked about yet: not flushing after peeing. With Courtney and Alex.

Listen to this fascinating chat with Jim Robinson and Joy Glasser. Jim teaches improvisation and mental health at Mental Health Resources in Minneapolis. As a Fulbright Specialist in Pakistan, Jim brought his course “Improvisation and Mental Health'' to universities and psychology training centers in Islamabad and Lahore. He has taught these courses in India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Panama as well. With Joy, Jim has created improvisation workshops that help caregivers navigate the challenges of

Welcome to the Sunday Book Review, the Authors Podcast! On this inaugural episode, Tom welcomes special guest Jeffrey Hazlett, the founder and CEO of C-Suite, former Chief Marketing Officer at Eastman Kodak and a prime-time host on Bloomberg. They talked about Hayzlett’s updated version of  his seminal work The Mirror Test. They discuss Hayzlett’s 3 key elements of leadership: improvisation, talent, and the bottom-line results. He also discussed his new book about Murphy the spy, which is a metaphor

Lisa Rohleder has been a licensed acupuncturist in Portland, Oregon, since 1994. She founded Working Class Acupuncture (https://workingclassacupuncture.org/) in 2002 with the goal of providing low-cost acupuncture to the community through a cooperative, grassroots, financially self-sustaining model. She’s currently one of the executive directors of the POCA Technical Institute (https://pocatech.org/), the only accredited acupuncture school dedicated to training community

Lisa Rohleder has been a licensed acupuncturist in Portland, Oregon, since 1994. She founded Working Class Acupuncture (https://workingclassacupuncture.org/)in 2002 with the goal of providing low-cost acupuncture tothe community through a cooperative, grassroots, financially self-sustaining model. She’s currently one of the executive directors of the POCA Technical Institute (https://pocatech.org/), the only accreditedacupuncture school dedicated to training community acupuncturists. She

Jack Martin talks about his relationship with the early hours of the day. With hosts Alex, Courtney and Dana.

Learn a few tips on the overarching theme of finding the Characters Objectives in a script. There are also Character Objectives in each scene with each interaction with other characters and if you want to dive in deeper feel free to reach out bit.ly/inmotioncoaching

Listen in as I dive into some specific tools from the Stanislavski Method when it comes down to building a Character. To go deeper with any of these tools you can book a one on one coaching session with me. bit.ly/inmotioncoaching.