Peter Fluet FLuet Podcast Episode 11: Karen Graci

Peter Fluet FLuet Podcast Episode 11: Karen Graci

A fun new episode, as we round out this installment of the Gurr series I sit down with my coach on Bandit! Karen Graci. Karen a beloved figure sits down and talks about team dynamics, how she met her husband, and we discuss maturely on Karen side only the Del Close awards. Please enjoy and tell a friend.

PeterFluet Fluet podcast Episode 10: Karen Maruyama

The longest episode I think we've had as I sit down with Karen Murayama from Groundlings. She has a long history as a performer, instructor, and director. We sit down and we talk about the Groundlings method and approaches to directing and coaching. Her dogs get into a fight, and she brews me the strongest cup of coffee I've ever had. Also Jonny Svarzbein fills me in on the important news of the world, and I butcher his last name. Its episode ten of the podcast and yes we're still working on our sound issues.

Peter Fluet Fluet Podcast Episode 9: Dave Razowsky

I meet my maker, as I sit down with Dave Razowsky in the first of my guru series. I saw Dave as a teenager in Chicago, and he had a profound effect on me, as he still does to this day. No time for bits in this episode as an amazing man makes improv easier than you could ever imagine it could be, as long as you're willing to take the journey, A feast that anyone looking to find their artistic voice shouldn't miss.

Peter Fluet Fluet Podcast Episode 8:Brian O'Connell part 2

The continuation of me and Brian's marathon discussion on the state of improv, syria joins the podcast, and more boat stories with T and P!

The Peter Fluet Fluet Podcast Episode 7: Brian O'Connell

We're running late on the podcast and by we I mean me. This week we have part 1 of the Brian O'conell episode. Brian O'Connell of teaser and Dr. God fame and I delve into why we think whats lacking in comedy is drama. I also start the new segment of T&P Love A Good Story where Theresa G. and I tell stories. This weeks story Peter in New Orleans. I also make some apologies and say thanks to Mark Clark.