This is Philosophy vs Improv where two stages try to teach each other a thing or two and

maybe you the audience gets something out of it as well.

I'm Mark Linsomire, a philosophy meaning manga who today seeks meaning through improvisation.

And I am Bill Arnet, an improv, manga seller, I guess, of improv who is curious about buying

philosophy.

And our special guest, D, introduce yourself.

Hey, I'm D. Bradley Baker, I'm a voice actor and dad recovering philosophy major from

college and open to whatever affirmations I can throw at what comes out of me.

And you have done some improv among your comedic training, is that right?

Yeah, I spent a couple of years flopping around on the stage with the SAC theater folks

down in Orlando theater and they were very, very good and I learned a lot from them.

Along with a lot of other live performing that I did at the time, right around 1990 back

in the Shire.

I mean, in general, I just think there's a lot to say about the improvisational stance towards

writing or creating or parenting or living.

And in general, it's just this really useful frame of how to process your life as well

as a conversation.

Sure.

Someone is ready to talk about the cross section of these two disciplines.

Very nice.

Thank you for folks who are maybe not familiar with the show.

Bill and I each prepared a lesson of some sort.

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