Kiki Mikkelsen's guest appearances

Kiki Mikkelsen

Magnet Theater Podcast

Made Up Talk Show

Myth of Motherhood

The North Coast Podcast

Annie Moor

Nikita Burdein

Dennis Pacheco

Louis Kornfeld

Elana Fishbein

Ross Taylor

Megan Gray

Jo Firestone

Michael Hartney

Peter McNerney

Will Hines

Christopher Hastings

Ellie Kemper

Charles Rogers

Katie Hartman

OwlTail

This week we have on our dear friend and incredible musical improvisor, Kiki Mikkelsen! Today our beatboxer is Airloom Beats, and our piano accompanist is Adrien Pellerin! The North Coast Podcast is a Musical Comedy podcast featuring interviews, improvised hip-hop songs, and long-form improv from New York City’s long-running hip hop-improv team, North Coast. From conversations with comedians, hip-hop artists, and other exciting creatives, you can now bring the infectious energy of a North Coast show into your headphones with this brand new podcast. Produced by Anna Torzullo and Douglas WidickNorthcoastnyc.comKiki Mikkelsen - @kikimikkelsenNorth Coast - @northcoastnycAirloom Beats - @airloombeatsAdrien Pellerin (Accompanist) - @adrienpellerinRj Williams - @rjron.williamsMichael Crisol - @TheDoctorBrickMel Rubin @melrubin2Billy Soco @bsocoDouglas Widick @douglaswidickLuke Miller @lukemillerfakeRalf Jean-Pierre -  @preciousgorgeousralf Anna Torzullo - @Atorzz0:00 - SONG: Keys in the Room 2:20 - Kiki, Do You Love Me? 4:28 - SONG: Sunday In the Park with Doug7:09 - Marathons9:06 - Kiki’s Choir11:43 - SONG: She Made it Onto The Choir15:48 - Performing Arts High School ≠ High School18:55 - SONG: Sing in Different Languages21:56 - Post Partum Doula25:05 - SONG: Charge What You’re Worth29:50 - Wealthy Families Floating Up 34:00 - Kiki’s Pandemic35:59 - Mel &amp; Kiki’s Gameshow36:26 - SONG: Top of The Pyramid

This week we have on our dear friend and incredible musical improvisor, Kiki Mikkelsen!  Today our beatboxer is Airloom Beats, and our piano accompanist is Adrien Pellerin!  The North Coast Podcast is a Musical Comedy podcast featuring interviews, improvised hip-hop songs, and long-form improv from New York City’s long-running hip hop-improv team, North Coast. From conversations with comedians, hip-hop artists, and other exciting creatives, you can now bring the infectious energy of a North Coast show into your headphones with this brand new podcast.  Produced by Anna Torzullo and Douglas Widick <a href="http://Northcoastnyc.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Northcoastnyc.com</a> Kiki Mikkelsen - @kikimikkelsen North Coast - @northcoastnyc Airloom Beats - @airloombeats Adrien Pellerin (Accompanist) - @adrienpellerin Rj Williams - @rjron.williams Michael Crisol - @TheDoctorBrick Mel Rubin @melrubin2 Billy Soco @bsoco Douglas Widick @douglaswidick Luke Miller @lukemillerfake Ralf Jean-Pierre -  @preciousgorgeousralf  Anna Torzullo - @Atorzz 0:00 - SONG: Keys in the Room  2:20 - Kiki, Do You Love Me?  4:28 - SONG: Sunday In the Park with Doug 7:09 - Marathons 9:06 - Kiki’s Choir 11:43 - SONG: She Made it Onto The Choir 15:48 - Performing Arts High School ≠ High School 18:55 - SONG: Sing in Different Languages 21:56 - Post Partum Doula 25:05 - SONG: Charge What You’re Worth 29:50 - Wealthy Families Floating Up  34:00 - Kiki’s Pandemic 35:59 - Mel &amp; Kiki’s Gameshow 36:26 - SONG: Top of The Pyramid

Oooh are you in for a treat! Postpartum doula, childcare provider, improviser, runner, future queer parent, and diet culture dropout Kiki Mikkelsen joins us to talk about caring for others, operating with integrity, tuning out all of the voices around you, listening to your gut, navigating family planning as a queer couple, and throwing out the script and deciding what’s best for you. What feels right in your body. Kiki lives in Brooklyn with her wife and their 2 cats, Finnigan and Dad. Learn more at www.kikithedoula.com.  Check out the shownotes for more info on Kiki, to download my free guide to the 20 Things No One Tells You About Pregnancy &amp; Postpartum, and leanr more about what I do and why I do it, visit www.alissa-alter.com/podcast

Oooh are you in for a treat! Postpartum doula, childcare provider, improviser, runner, future queer parent, and diet culture dropout Kiki Mikkelsen joins us to talk about caring for others, operating with integrity, tuning out all of the voices around you, listening to your gut, navigating family planning as a queer couple, and throwing out the script and deciding what’s best for you. What feels right in your body. Kiki lives in Brooklyn with her wife and their 2 cats, Finnigan and Dad. Learn more at <a href="http://www.kikithedoula.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.kikithedoula.com</a>. Check out the shownotes for more info on Kiki, to download my free guide to the 20 Things No One Tells You About Pregnancy &amp; Postpartum, and leanr more about what I do and why I do it, visit <a href="http://www.alissa-alter.com/podcast" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.alissa-alter.com/podcast</a>

29: Throw Out The Script and Make Your Own Rules! with Kiki Mikkelsen

Kiki Mikkelsen schools us on union life with the podcast “PSEA Pod.” In the episode she brought for us, we learn tips and tricks for dealing with troublesome kids.  More of Kiki at www.kikimikkelsen.com Made Up Talk Show Theme by Dan Reitz www.danreitz.com SFX from Zapsplat.com

Kiki Mikkelsen schools us on union life with the podcast “PSEA Pod.” In the episode she brought for us, we learn tips and tricks for dealing with troublesome kids. More of Kiki at <a href="http://www.kikimikkelsen.com" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.kikimikkelsen.com</a> Made Up Talk Show Theme by Dan Reitz <a href="http://www.danreitz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.danreitz.com</a> SFX from <a href="http://Zapsplat.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Zapsplat.com</a>

PSEA Pod – Kiki Mikkelsen

Opera singer turned full-time musical improviser, KIKI MIKKELSEN, joins us to talk about all of her shows, Edinburgh Fringe, and the challenges of writing. You can see Kiki doing musical improv nearly every day of the week with her teams and shows Vern, Public Pool, Happy Karaoke Fun Time, Premiere: The Improvised Musical, Blank! The Musical, and Baby Wants Candy. Kiki is a bonafide musical improv all-star and we’re so happy that she’s on the show!  Kiki and Louis settle in for the first real conversation they’ve ever had and they don’t know it at first, but they’ll cover a lot of ground. Tell me about yourself, Louis begins. We hear about how Kiki came to be a full-time musical improviser and a bit about her upcoming trip Edinburgh for its Fringe Festival, which will be her first time participating. With so much improv in her life, Kiki and Louis both wonder if she can possibly keep friends outside of improv. Don’t worry, it’s a question we all must face when confronted with the obsession that is improv! We backtrack a bit to discover where Kiki hails from (PA) and where she went to school (OKC). One of very few improvisers with an opera degree, Kiki gives Louis a crash course in opera voice types and tells us a bit about how long they take to develop. She talks about getting into improv and comedy while still working on her opera dream and she throws down this hot take: improv people are more fun than opera people! Her story starts with discovering short form and comedy in general with her best bud Lindsay Calleran. It wasn’t long before Kiki was jumping into classes at UCB, The PIT, and Magnet. Within her expansive improv education, she speaks fondly of her very special Level One Musical Improv class at Magnet with instructor Michael Martin, leading Kiki and Louis to discuss the various overlapping micro-communities within the greater improv community. Louis asks Kiki to talk about the litany of different shows she’s a part of and they begin with Baby Wants Candy, which is about as big as it gets in musical improv! Shell be heading to Edinburgh Fringe with BWC and talks about what shes expecting. She also talks about her house teams Vern and Public Pool, as well as the shows Premiere: The Improvised Musical, Happy Karaoke Fun Time, and Blank! The Musical. Find out what excites her about each show and how are they all different. Exploring beyond her current penchant for musical improv, Kiki and Louis discuss the roots of her humor and desire to perform comedy. Kiki recalls that she didnt grow up watching a ton of comedy but then found Christopher Guest movies. Plus, Louis shares his secret dream with us. After revealing to Louis that she finds writing to be difficult to break into, he gives Kiki some inspiration for writing and they talk about how to stay motivated. Finally, Kiki expresses her belief that building something together is always funnier than working alone.  The post #130: Kiki Mikkelsen appeared first on Magnet Theater.

Opera singer turned full-time musical improviser, KIKI MIKKELSEN, joins us to talk about all of her shows, Edinburgh Fringe, and the challenges of writing. You can see Kiki doing musical improv nearly every day of the week with her teams and shows Vern, Public Pool, Happy Karaoke Fun Time, Premiere: The Improvised Musical, Blank! The Musical, and Baby Wants Candy. Kiki is a bonafide musical improv all-star and we’re so happy that she’s on the show! Kiki and Louis settle in for the first real conversation they’ve ever had and they don’t know it at first, but they’ll cover a lot of ground. Tell me about yourself, Louis begins. We hear about how Kiki came to be a full-time musical improviser and a bit about her upcoming trip Edinburgh for its Fringe Festival, which will be her first time participating. With so much improv in her life, Kiki and Louis both wonder if she can possibly keep friends outside of improv. Don’t worry, it’s a question we all must face when confronted with the obsession that is improv! We backtrack a bit to discover where Kiki hails from (PA) and where she went to school (OKC). One of very few improvisers with an opera degree, Kiki gives Louis a crash course in opera voice types and tells us a bit about how long they take to develop. She talks about getting into improv and comedy while still working on her opera dream and she throws down this hot take: improv people are more fun than opera people! Her story starts with discovering short form and comedy in general with her best bud Lindsay Calleran. It wasn’t long before Kiki was jumping into classes at UCB, The PIT, and Magnet. Within her expansive improv education, she speaks fondly of her very special Level One Musical Improv class at Magnet with instructor Michael Martin, leading Kiki and Louis to discuss the various overlapping micro-communities within the greater improv community. Louis asks Kiki to talk about the litany of different shows she’s a part of and they begin with Baby Wants Candy, which is about as big as it gets in musical improv! Shell be heading to Edinburgh Fringe with BWC and talks about what shes expecting. She also talks about her house teams Vern and Public Pool, as well as the shows Premiere: The Improvised Musical, Happy Karaoke Fun Time, and Blank! The Musical. Find out what excites her about each show and how are they all different. Exploring beyond her current penchant for musical improv, Kiki and Louis discuss the roots of her humor and desire to perform comedy. Kiki recalls that she didnt grow up watching a ton of comedy but then found Christopher Guest movies. Plus, Louis shares his secret dream with us. After revealing to Louis that she finds writing to be difficult to break into, he gives Kiki some inspiration for writing and they talk about how to stay motivated. Finally, Kiki expresses her belief that building something together is always funnier than working alone. The post <a href="https://magnettheater.com/2017/07/12/130-kiki-mikkelsen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#130: Kiki Mikkelsen</a> appeared first on <a href="https://magnettheater.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Magnet Theater</a>.