Jon talks to NorthEast Theatre Ensemble's Janet Hurley Kimlicko and Sandy Boynton about their up coming Production off Anton Chekhov's play "The Seagull".

Jon and Alex talk to Improv Legend Colin Mochrie about his journey through improv, his years doing "Woose Line...?, and his upcoming show with Brad Sherwood at Proctor's on May 11, 2018.

Jon does his first international improv interview with Hon Chong. The Founder, Artistic Director, Cast Member, and Head Instructor of Funnylicios. An English speaking Improv Troupe based in Bratislava in the Slovak Republic. Improv without borders!

Jon talks to Becky about her history with improv, how to stay sane on a 6 month cruise ship improv job, and the power of a random Google search.

Jon and Peter talk to Amanda about how she discovered Improv, a spring break she spent in Texas, and a time she had to wear all white and serve tacos.

Alex has a surprise visit from Jon's cousin Ron. They talk about a more primitive internet use down in Texas, Ron's dedication to his students, and the underground hobbies of meteorologist wannabes.

Jon and Livia talk to returning guest Cherry Berkshire about her extra work on Episode IV "A New hope", they play "Ef em", marry or kill with a Star Wars twist, and read some steamy entries from Madame Berkshire's diary.

Jon and Alex talk to Livia about her recent trip to the "Steven Universe", learn what a Chuck Chuck is, and discuss the monotone acting style of Brad Pitt.

Jon and Livia have a fascinating chat with Madame Cherry Berkshire and her faithful companion Marmoset Marmoset Marmamarcoosant.

Jon, Livia and Alex explore how sexy division can be, the many meanings of the word "nougat", and the power of Livia's portleneck sweater.

Jon, Alex and Livia talk about the benefits of gummy melatonin, the fun things you can say in Slovak, and the new outfit FBI agents will be wearing soon.

Jon, Livia and Alex talk about the use of Pandas as currency, the many useful charts that exist to help navigate Livia's world, and they try to list actors who are lip biting worthy.

Jon , Livia and Alex talk about the symptoms of "Airport Madness", the history of Earthlings fighting in the Martian Military, and the wisdom of naming your child "Bobbert".

Jon, Alex, Livia and special Guest Lily talk about how accents can give a different feel to phrase, what really goes on upstate in the Vermont at the Timberlakes, and the possibility that Livia is from an alternate universe.

Jon, Livia and Alex talk about the correct way to address Lady Gaga, they revisit special mems from the 90's, and have a go at spontaneous impressions.

Jon, Livia talk about some very specific rights of passage of middle school kids everywhere, they here the story of one of the most elaborate Rube Goldberg Machines ever conceived, and consider alternate cooking techniques.

Jon talks to Livia about how Improv found her, the benefit of having "Magical Friends", they explore her song Improv process, and they make up a song based on the word "Smell".

Jon, Livia and Alex talk about the shows this week at the Mopco Theater. They experience all the joys of mozzarella sticks. And destroy several puns.

Jon, Livia and Alex talk about what's going on at the Mopco Theater this week. They have a visit from the studio audience and explore an origin theory about JT.

Jon, Livia and Alex talk about the goings on at the "Mopco Improv Theater" at 10 North Jay Street in Schenectady New York. They also send a special message to Kendle Beth.

This is the recording of the opening night performance at out brand new performance space at 10 North Jay Street in Schenectady, New York. Recorded on October 29, 2016. A special 4 team Theater Sports competition. Some dreams do come true!

Jon hangs out with fellow company members in front of the new Mopco Theatre during the 2016 Italian Festival. Talks to passers by about the new performance space, and leans how to make Mop Corn!

Jon takes a walking tour with the Artistic Director of the Mop and Bucket Improv Company, Michael Burns, of the new Mopco Performance Space.

Jon talks to the cast of "The Dog in the Manger" directed by Mopco's Kendel Butterworth and Artistic Director of NorthEast Theater Ensemble Janet Hurley Kimlicko. A romantic comedy by playwright Lope de Vega.

Jon Talks to Laci Lee about the First Albany Improv Festival in Albany New York to be held on April 23, 2016 at the Madison Theater in Albany.