Vernon Mina's guest appearances

Vernon Mina

Improv Nerd With Jimmy Carrane

The Nerdologues Present: MBSing

Talking Shop w/ James Dugan & Rob Grabowski

Shantira Jackson

Abby McEnany

Susan Messing

Brian Stack

John Hartman

Stacey Smith

Jay Sukow

Colt Cabana

John Lutz

Becca Slack

Irene Marquette

Dan Harmon

Andrew Knox

Alan Linic

Bill Stern

OwlTail

This week, James and Rob are joined by local father Vernon Mina. They talk about warm ups, Skin-prov, The Annoyance, teaching, raising a child, comedy heroes, feelings, and Scott Adsit.    Follow Vernon on instagram @ Vernonmeenah   Support us at The Devil's Daughter Podcast Patreon.   As always, please rate, review, and subscribe. 

This week, James and Rob are joined by local father Vernon Mina. They talk about warm ups, Skin-prov, The Annoyance, teaching, raising a child, comedy heroes, feelings, and Scott Adsit.  Follow Vernon on instagram @ <a href="https://www.instagram.com/vernonmeenah/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vernonmeenah</a> Support us at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/devilsdaughterpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Devil's Daughter Podcast Patreon.</a> As always, please rate, review, and subscribe.

Showing Skin with Vernon Mina

Vernon Mina teaches and performs at The Annoyance Theater in Chicago where he is currently in Trigger Happy directed by Mick Napier. He also performs with the Second City Touring Company and has previously understudied for Second City’s ETC. We talked to him about the Annoyance style of improv, diversity in improv in Chicago and auditioning for Saturday Night Live.

Vernon Mina teaches and performs at The Annoyance Theater in Chicago where he is currently in Trigger Happy directed by Mick Napier. He also performs with the Second City Touring Company and has previously understudied for Second City’s ETC. We talked to him about the Annoyance style of improv, diversity in improv in Chicago and auditioning for Saturday Night Live.

Honduran hunk Vernon Mina has been living a Hispanic family life his whole life... because... it's... his family. But there's way more to it than that! From entertaining his uncles as a young boy with bits borrowed from his Latino entertainment heroes (Don Francisco anyone?) to meeting his wonderful Mexican wife in high school and accidentally enrolling in a military school to follow her out of state to starting a family of his own and choosing to speak Spanish at home with his son, so much of Vernon's life on stage and off is influenced by his background. Heck, he wouldn't have even found comedy if it weren't for his siblings signing him up for classes and helping pay his way. This was a lovely, world-broadening chat, and I encourage everyone to enjoy Vernon's warm outlook on bringing his culture into his characters as a reflection on his life and the importance of representation.Thanks to Basecamp for sponsoring and the Chicago Podcast Cooperative for sponsorship coordination and community-building. Check out fellow CPC member Open Ended and the rest of the Postloudness lineup for more POC, female, and queer-identified voices in podcasting.

Honduran hunk Vernon Mina has been living a Hispanic family life his whole life... because... it's... his family. But there's way more to it than that! From entertaining his uncles as a young boy with bits borrowed from his Latino entertainment heroes (Don Francisco anyone?) to meeting his wonderful Mexican wife in high school and accidentally enrolling in a military school to follow her out of state to starting a family of his own and choosing to speak Spanish at home with his son, so much of Vernon's life on stage and off is influenced by his background. Heck, he wouldn't have even found comedy if it weren't for his siblings signing him up for classes and helping pay his way. This was a lovely, world-broadening chat, and I encourage everyone to enjoy Vernon's warm outlook on bringing his culture into his characters as a reflection on his life and the importance of representation. Thanks to Basecamp for sponsoring and the Chicago Podcast Cooperative for sponsorship coordination and community-building. Check out fellow CPC member Open Ended and the rest of the Postloudness lineup for more POC, female, and queer-identified voices in podcasting.