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We celebrate our 200th episode with embracing the code running behind most things in our existence: STORYTELLING. The podcast started out as a live show in Minneapolis, so we're thrilled to celebrate with this live show in Minneapolis at Strike Theater! Featuring comedians and storytellers Mike Fotis, Allison Broeren, and Craig Johnson! Thanks, as always, to Molly Lewis for our theme music and Bryan E. Ward for our artwork! 

We celebrate our 200th episode with embracing the code running behind most things in our existence: STORYTELLING. The podcast started out as a live show in Minneapolis, so we're thrilled to celebrate with this live show in Minneapolis at Strike Theater! Featuring comedians and storytellers Mike Fotis, Allison Broeren, and Craig Johnson! Thanks, as always, to Molly Lewis for our theme music and Bryan E. Ward for our artwork!

STORYTELLING: Obsessed Ep 200 with Mike Fotis, Allison Broeren, and Craig Johnson

Vince and Elliot McNally are in Lakechurch, RI this week. It's a town with no lakes or churches, and with the brothers to discuss that and more is Scientology missionary, Thomas Duckworth (Mike Fotis).

#41: Lakechurch, RI with Mike Fotis

“After I did that show, this is the least anxious I’ve felt in a really long time.” Comedy writer and performer Mike Fotis talks about working in multiple comedy platforms. He talks about the differences and similarities amongst improv, sketch, story telling, and writing for the radio. Mike also talks about the experience of sharing very personal stories on stage and trying to do things that aren’t comedic after building an audience that expects only comedy things from him. Plus, he shares stories of writing for the Brave New Workshop and the radio show Wits.

“After I did that show, this is the least anxious I’ve felt in a really long time.” Comedy writer and performer Mike Fotis talks about working in multiple comedy platforms. He talks about the differences and similarities amongst improv, sketch, story telling, and writing for the radio. Mike also talks about the experience of sharing very personal stories on stage and trying to do things that aren’t comedic after building an audience that expects only comedy things from him. Plus, he shares stories of writing for the Brave New Workshop and the radio show Wits.

What's So Funny? - with Mike Fotis