The Netprov Provcast
What happens with stage improv meets the online world? Netprov! Join Rob and Mark for a weekly discussion about netprov, creative writing, playing and going deep, and more!
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Episodes
Friday Sep 11, 2020
Friday Sep 11, 2020
We chat with guest Cathy Podeszwa, “Person of the Future,” actor, dancer, netprov featured player and one of our co-creator of Thermophiles in Love with Samara Hayley Steele.
Friday Aug 14, 2020
Friday Aug 14, 2020
The third part of our interview with Samara Hayley Steele and Dargan Frierson about Larp, Data Dramatization, and using play to communicate science.
Friday Aug 07, 2020
Friday Aug 07, 2020
We continue our interview with Thermophiles in Love collaborator Samara Hayley Steele and Dargan Frierson, who joined Hayley and us for Destination Wedding 2070.
Friday Jul 31, 2020
Friday Jul 31, 2020
We interview our collaborators on Destination Wedding 2070, recently featured in the ACM Hypertext Climates of Change exhibition!
Thursday Jul 09, 2020
Thursday Jul 09, 2020
Rob & Mark discuss the fine art of getting more out of conferences by ditching sessions. Also, preview of the The Pub at #ELOrlando.
Friday Jul 03, 2020
Friday Jul 03, 2020
Rob and Mark reflect on the role of music in teaching and creative life especially in our writing classes.
Friday Jun 19, 2020
Friday Jun 19, 2020
Guests Katie Robison & Dan Dissinger, hosts of Writing Remix Podcast, chat about indie publishing.
Friday Jun 12, 2020
Friday Jun 12, 2020
Rob and Mark reflect on doing netprov and otherwise trying to stay creative when the world is on fire. We discuss tai chi and other self-care, advice on creativity, and Fantasy Spoils: After the Quest.
Friday Jun 05, 2020
Friday Jun 05, 2020
Welcome to our podcast and an episode we are totally not going to release. I’m just seeing how this system works.
In this episode:
Fantasy Spoils netprov with shoutout to Lyle Skains
Speidishow
Quarantine
Mark’s addiction to Carrots
Friday Jun 05, 2020
Friday Jun 05, 2020
In another practice episode, Rob and Mark chat about author William Gillespie and his inventive exercise in which he asked participants to adapt a book into a game. Hillarity insues and ensues.