Dana, Courtney and Alex discuss a very fun and sensual medical procedure we all were forced to do in grade school.

Courtney, Dana and Alex talk about Alex's weird but good thing he likes to eat for breakfast sometimes.

Dan always has such brilliant nuggets of information to share with us and this episode holds some immensely valuable and powerful thoughts and ideas. After a brief recap we have a round of improvisation which leads our discussion to pickup choice and tonal differentiation. Dan shares some ideas about how you can gain different sounds with your technique and touch. Then we discuss rhythmic motifs and grouping notes to gain interest and be more sensitive to what the track is doing. This leads us to

Modulation is a music discovery podcast - each episode Harry and Evan get together to chat about their favourite albums from the last 2 weeks. Website: modulat.io Hear: linktr.ee/modulat.io On this episode: Alvvays - Blue Rev (Shoegaze) Birds in Row - Gris Klein (Post-Hardcore) Gilla Band - Most Normal (Noise Rock) Keiji Haino + SUMAC - Into This Juvenile Apocalypse Our Golden Blood to Pour Let Us Never (Free Improvisation)

Cole sits down with husband, Randy Knaflic, for a fun chat about her new book, storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation. They discuss why building capability and confidence presenting is especially important for those in technical roles, overcoming challenges communicating to mixed audiences, navigating the writing process, and more. Tune in to learn what jazz improvisation has in common with presenting and gain appreciation for the art of the introduction—including

I'm a singer/songwriter living in the beautiful state of Maine. After all these years, I finally found my home — and her transcendent beauty and power never fails to inspire and nurture me. Music has always been a central part of my life — my mother said I sang before I spoke. Most of what I write is pure improvisation, and I write the music and lyrics on the fly, in a holistic manner. As such, my music is a diary, a means of therapy, and a window into my deepest thoughts and other worlds, and

Les bonnes décisions, épisode 2, en compagnie de Claire Larquemain, jeune auteure manchoise, entrée en écriture en rédigeant des nouvelles et en les publiant sur son blog. En 2019, elle est l'auteur de Road trip sur le littoral du Cotentin aux éditions Big Red One et en octobre 2021, elle publie un recueil de prose poétique intitulé La Cabane, aux éditions du Chat Polaire. Claire anime également des ateliers d'écriture sur le territoire de la Manche.Suivez Claire sur facebook:

It’s really brilliant to be back and we are loving recording and releasing new content for you, our wonderful listeners. This lesson is an extension of the previous one and we aim to continue this into another lesson next time with a focus on the style and techniques that you might use to deliver your lines and package your improvisation. This lesson tackles adding the 6th and 9th intervals without huge amounts of theory but, hopefully, immediately usable ideas and a rationale that will help to

A rare live taping of Industry Tactics! From Sept 16th 2022, co-presented by Guelph Jazz Festival and IICSI (International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation), this incredible episode expands upon our first chat (Ep. 62) with talented creative force - Nicole Rampersaud. We talk whale music, adjusting to East Coast living, perfect pitch, practicing and creating through a pandemic and so much more. Recorded generously by our friends at CFRU and hosted by SILENCE in Guelph we welcome back

The brothers Jesse and Luke Miller zoomed in from Denver and Philadelphia to discuss their bands new album "Bloom & Recede". We discuss the new album, the power of improvisation during live shows, how they collaborate as brothers, and much more! Great chat, do it up! Lotus Website: https://lotusvibes.com/ Trading Fours Podcast Website: https://tradingfourskc.com/ Be to like and subscribe! Wherever you get your podcasts! --- Support this podcast:

Bandcamp:  Klawo (CNC014) | Klawo (bandcamp.com) Klawo’s origins date back to the second half of 2019, when Konstanty Kostka was asked to arrange his “Flądra EP” (Latarnia Rec.) for his upcoming gig organized by Coastline Northern Cuts – with a live band instead of his beloved sampler. After four months of research and first collective rehearsals it turned out that these arrangements and the energy of an emerging project gave “Flądra” a totally fresh groove. Spontaneity of jazz improvisation

AsherLaub began classical violin training at the age of 2 and had already performed with the Buffalo philharmonic by age 13. Asher’s expertise in trans-genre improvisation has led him to a career as a soloist in demand, performing at venues such as Madison Square Garden, Hammerstein Hall, Lincoln Center, the Jacob Javitz Center and across four continents. We chat about music, diet, his performances, music genres and much more! https://www.asherlaub.com/home ASHER'S SOCIALS and MUSIC LINKS:

In this episode, I chat with Dr. Dan DiPiero (Ithaca College) about his background as a jazz drummer, his experiences studying comparative studies, and his new book Contingent Encounters: Improvisation in Music and Everyday Life (out now and available open access through the University of Michigan Press!). Dan's book Dan's lecture on YouTube Get in touch with me at: hermusicacademia@gmail.com

ASAP, AFK and sonar walk in to a bar.  The bartender says, “As Soon As Possible… Away From Keyboard… who’s your friend?”  If you don’t understand this “joke,” don’t worry; you will before the end of the show.  This week Ben and Norah discuss the difference between acronyms, anacronyms, and initialisms.  Other topics include: a recent TikTok trend, commonly used acronyms, a comedy bit by Gary Gulman, a chat room party game, and commonly used video game abbreviations. 00:00:21 - Norah and Ben open

Natalie Nixon, PhD, has been called the “Creativity Whisperer for the C-Suite,” a top change management keynote speaker, consultant, and a strategy, foresight, and innovation expert.She is the author of the critically acclaimed and award-winning book The Creativity Leap: Unleash Curiosity, Improvisation and Intuition.Seth Godin said that Natalie “helps you get unstuck and unlock the work you were born to do!”In 2021, Fast Company named her a World Changing Ideas Honoree and Real Leaders named her a

Natalie Nixon, PhD, has been called the “Creativity Whisperer for the C-Suite,” a top change management keynote speaker, consultant, and a strategy, foresight, and innovation expert. She is the author of the critically acclaimed and award-winning book The Creativity Leap: Unleash Curiosity, Improvisation and Intuition.   Seth Godin said that Natalie “helps you get unstuck and unlock the work you were born to do!” In 2021, Fast Company named her a World Changing Ideas Honoree and Real Leaders named

I have the opportunity to sit down with bassist, vocalist, and producer Robert Trusko and talk about his life in music from his upbringing of playing trumpet and bass to his experience in school furthering his musical education to be a better communicator and leaning into Jazz and improvisation to expand his ideas of how to create and honor music. He opens up about being from Philadelphia and his experiences playing music and being embraced by a musical community with grace or brutal truth, we chat

What a great chat with the lovely Beth Melewski! After a successful path in acting and improvisation, she chose a new path and is now in graduate school training to be a psychotherapist! We had such a fun time, laughing and sharing experiences. I know you'll really love this interview.

The BTS team discusses Thor: Ragnarok's place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, how its themes explore colonialism and family dynamics, and Taika Waititi's use of comedy and improvisation. 🚀 Sign up for MUBI today using https://mubi.com/beyondthescreenplay to get 30 days of great cinema for free. 🎬 Join our community! Head to the Beyond the Screenplay Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beyondthescreenplay ☕️ LFTS Merch: https://standard.tv/collections/lfts Find us on Twitter Beyond the Screenplay:

We chat to fellow Gaulier Alumni, Tom Fox, who had the unique name of Tom Fox FBI. He is a theatre practitioner, comedian, clown and director from Peterborough. His work crosses disciplines such as improvisation, comedy, movement and music. He is artistic director of devising theatre company Lamphouse theatre. Here is an overview of what we discussed :[01:31]How I came up with the name Tom Fox FBI[08:29] What made me a clown and performer[13:00] How I started Lamphouse theatre[17:19] How I started