In this episode, we talk about why coming at stories from multiple viewpoints is a powerful tool, the price you need to pay to grow and resonate with an audience, and tips for becoming a better writer and improving your stories sentence-by-sentence.

In this episode, we talk about how storytelling fosters connections and compassion that inspires others to act, why short-form storytelling effectively conveys messages to engage audiences, and how storytelling can help enhance emotional intelligence.

In this episode, we talk about the role of choice in transforming the story of your experience, how Improv helps make for more impactful and authentic stories, and how challenging experiences can form compelling narratives.

In this episode, we talk about why personal stories serve as powerful hooks, how to use words and visual descriptions to enhance stories, and how to inspire and motivate others through telling raw stories.

In this episode, we discuss how to harness the power of storytelling to create empathy and awareness for human trafficking victims, explore how trafficking can happen in any community, and explain why it’s difficult for victims to break free from exploitation. We also highlight how we can make a difference by providing love, acceptance, and support..

In this episode, we talk about why you have to record your story even if you never plan on sharing it, how you can get inspiration for unusual stories from mundane situations, and how craft and intuition intertwine when preparing a Talk.

In this high-flying episode, we talk about why the story around mental health in industries like aviation must change, how shared responsibility helps us adopt better stories, and how you can keep your mental health from turning into a mental illness story.

In this dynamic duo episode, we talk about why you must trust the story your body’s trying to tell you, how the mundane can make for great stories, and how you can generate creative story ideas and reconnect to forgotten stories.

In this mind-blowing episode, we talk about how stories can affect your physical health, hold you back or propel you forward, and help you gain clarity and motivation.

In this multifaceted episode, we talk about what influences the conflictive stories we engage in, how you can bridge from story to training in your Talk, and why simply writing the ideal Talk isn’t enough for an engaging presentation.

In this multifaceted episode, we talk about developing the story within an event, the keys to getting good stories out of other people, and genuinely building confidence as a key to authenticity.

In this reflective episode, we talk about the power of stories to keep you safe or imprisoned, the influence of vulnerability and authenticity in storytelling, and creating a safe space for sharing stories.

In this creatively-inspired episode, we talk about the origins and impact of your creativity identity, the necessity of having creative agility in our world, and upleveling your stories with relatability.

In this medically-themed episode, we talk about how your memories of the deceased can change their life story, why data doesn’t always tell the full story, and how AI (artificial intelligence) influences the current and future story of healthcare.

In this proverbially-themed episode, we talk about why antagonists should be thanked, how awareness of your story makes a difference, and how creating a backstory can change your view on a person (and life).

In this creativity-themed episode, we talk about how a playful approach can help you heal, why you should tell the uncomfortable stories, and how untold stories affect you.

In this music-themed episode, we talk about the stories we tell ourselves, how to keep your creativity well flowing, and the powerful influence music can have on all facets of life.

In this social justice-themed episode, we talk about how sharing your personal story can serve a greater good, why taking a leadership role can help your community, and how telling stories comes with great responsibility.

In this cinematic-themed episode, we talk about using the tools of motion picture storytelling to capture your audience’s attention, how to keep them on the edge of their seats, and why it’s important to care about your characters.

In this play-based episode, we talk about using Improv to build social skills, how the element of play is evergreen, and why imagination is the universal connector.

In this proactive reactive episode, we talk about truth in comedy, not being precious about opportunities, and how to deal with rejection in all facets of life.

In this connected community episode, we talk about how technology is a tool, why reciprocity is the enemy, and how connections change a story.

In this episode, we talk about what makes a joke land or fall flat, why harder doesn’t mean better, and what you should do with your ego.

In this true crime episode, we talk about making dry subjects interesting for an audience, things you can do to prevent yourself from being a victim, and how the storytelling approach differs between the TV and book worlds.

In this door-opening episode, we talk about the transformative power of opportunity, how storytelling can help with anxiety, and why you should be building different skill sets.

In this affirming episode, we talk about why communication is key, how saying “yes” enriches your life, and why everyone is an Improv storyteller.

In this community-building episode, we talk about finding your people, how vulnerability isn’t always about sharing something sad, and why making connections can be life-changing.

In this expressive episode, we talk about embracing your worst self, if a singular voice really matters, and why things going wrong can be the best outcome.

In this self-aware episode, we talk about why you need a “why” in your stories, how to honor truth to better serve yourself and your audience, and why being different leaves a lasting impression.

In this perspective-changing episode, we talk about the calm of repetition, how Meisner can be meaningful to your storytelling, and why it’s imperative to see what you’re saying.

In this imaginative episode, we talk about acknowledging the value of time, how decision points make for great stories, and why career ladders no longer exist.

In this eye-opening episode, we talk about why stories belong in every field, how to be prepared for random storytelling opportunities, and why breaking the rules can create better stories.

In this fear-to-fearless episode, we talk about why you shouldn’t try to force things, how listening changes your voice, and why striving to be uncomfortable helps your storytelling.

In this magically musical episode, we talk about being constantly and consistently aware of your audience, how the simple act of listening makes everything easier, and why variety truly is the spice of life–and storytelling!

In this multifaceted episode, we talk about how other perspectives can help tell your character’s story, the importance of listening, and the power of connection.

In this theatrically-focused episode, we talk about what works (and what doesn’t) when it comes to story, your responsibility to our audience, and why paying attention to changes in the public mindset can help your stories succeed.

In this introspective episode, we talk about how curiosity can change outcomes, the power of internal stories, and how connecting humanity through storytelling can lead to world peace.

In this uniqueness-celebrating episode, we talk about how owning and embracing your fear can catapult your brand, why stirring the pot is a good thing, and how your genius isn’t necessarily your IQ.

In this design-focused episode, we talk about how you need to connect with your stories, why storytelling is crucial to the design process, and how focusing on your audience can make or break a brand.

In this health-focused episode, we talk about how change doesn’t have to be difficult, why sharing your story can affect someone else’s health choices, and how food affects our quality of life.

In this relational episode, we talk about how stories can regulate our nervous system, why connection is more than the mind, and how horses help with trauma.

In this remarkable episode, we talk about the life-changing possibilities simple access can give, how suspense and resolution are connected, and why passion is crucial for the longevity of your stories.

In this immersive episode, we talk about how taking on others’ characteristics can help you overcome performance hurdles, using humor and the permission to play to connect with yourself and your audience, and how to work past fear on stage and in stories.

In this plot twist episode, we talk about listening to your intuition, the argument for perseverance against all odds, and why the struggle can sometimes be its own prize.

In this extreme-grade episode, we talk about how metaphors can connect to new clients, why establishing – and keeping – trust is imperative, and how tea can give you the pause you need in life.

In this truth-seeking episode, we talk about how embracing authenticity gives your storytelling a boost, why you should honor your characters, and how sharing your stories helps make things whole.

In this imagination-expanding episode, we talk about leaning into your unique skill set, why trying new things helps expand your creativity, and how authentic emotion is a storytelling superpower.

In this financially-freeing episode, we talk about the emotions of money, why your money story isn’t just about you, and how telling stories can help people move toward financial security.

In this emotionally healing episode, we talk about how sharing your personal struggles can help others, why your connection to a story can help the audience connect, and how stories can help you through the most difficult of times.

In this life-changing and life-saving episode, we talk about the importance of pausing and slowing down, how sharing your story can be healing, and why you need to tell stories with purpose.