Scott & Steve Improv Presents

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Rodney may be having a bad morning, but when Ken points out how easily the others at work can read his moods, the conversation starts to turn. Soon things are revealed that show how little they actually knew each other, and questions arise about who may have done what and when.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Two brothers running their Dad's auto shop are trying keep things going during lean times. Devin, the former star of their High School football squad runs the office while his younger brother handles the cars that come in for work. They discover new ways to employ the new hire, Jeff, who proves to be valuable for more than his knowledge about fixing cars.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. The first of Scott & Steve's Bonus adventures. We talk a lot, and sometimes we talk about things relevant to how we are and how we plan to develop this show as a viable improv format. Following the recording of S1E1, we rolled the record on while we discussed naming, 6 minutes of where we each land on names on and off stage.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Welcome to the first episode of Scott & Steve Improv Presents! For our first session, we sat down together in a library and recorded the teaser, then since we were there with mics we rolled into what we present here. When Carl sees his neighbor is dealing with something, he reaches out to see if he can lend an ear or a few words of advice. Old friends hash out a plan to get past recent changes that have reshaped the way they live their lives while learning new things about each others lives. Boards thrown, siblings with slow reflexes, and a little self-reflection on who we want to be.

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Welcome to Scott & Steve Improv Presents: The Trailer, where you meet Scott and Steve and hear what we're planning for this podcast. We're not the typical team you'd find in your local improv scene. We don't play games, we have a frame of reference that Baby Boomers and Gen-X will identify with, and we like to find a story. To find it we do the simplest thing... we look at each other, listen, and then try to be honest and truthful in our responses to each other as it unfolds. We're influenced by the roots of improv in Chicago, and the idea that truthfulness in the moment is the most valuable thing we can present. We believe that trying to be funny almost always ends in disaster, and that life is already funny, so if we can just accurately reflect life, we'll entertain someone. We believe that it's okay to take a pause on stage, but in a podcast we know we're gonna have to tighten it up since our audience won't be able to see what we're doing. And we believe that while we explore podcasting as an improv medium, we'll keep learning what works and what doesn't and that will lead to even better episodes. Our goal is to release an episode every two weeks, although if we can pick up the pace you can bet we'll do that. The longest pole in this tent is Steve learning the production side of putting out a podcast, so let's hope he picks it up quick.