Who hosts Improv in Real Life?

Improv in Real Life is hosted by Jude Treder-Wolff. They have published 32 episodes. The show covers health, with a fitness focus.

What has Improv in Real Life covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 33: The Brave Space with Katie Watson", "Episode 32: The Connection Practice with Claire Slattery", and "Episode 31: The Burnout Buffer with Elizabeth Bojsza". The latest went out on 30 Sep 2026 and ran about 67 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

How often does Improv in Real Life publish?

Improv in Real Life publishes every couple of weeks, a median of 14 days between episodes. Episodes average about 55 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 32 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

How hard is it to get booked on Improv in Real Life?

For Improv in Real Life, Booking Probability sits at 31/100, Listen Score at 21/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

Who should pitch Improv in Real Life?

Improv in Real Life covers improv, improvisation, mental health, personal development, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 3/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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Improv in Real Life

Hosted by Jude Treder-Wolff · health · EN-US · 32 episodes

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How can improv help us adapt to change and connect more deeply? Join Jude Treder-Wolff - creative arts therapist, social worker, and improviser - for thoughtful conversations and improv games that demonstrate the intersection of creativity and real life.

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What is Improv in Real Life?

Improv in Real Life is a health podcast hosted by Jude Treder-Wolff, with 32 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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Jude Treder-Wolff hosts Improv in Real Life, a health show with 32 episodes published.

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Improv in Real Life
Episode 33: The Brave Space with Katie Watson
Sep 30, 20261h 7m
What if getting comfortable with discomfort could actually make us braver? In this episode, Jude speaks with medical improv pioneer Katie Watson about brave spaces versus safe spaces. They discuss how improv can help us take risks, practice pausing, and trust ourselves to show up more fully, in healthcare and in life. *Connect with Katie - Northwestern , Medical Improv This podcast is brought to you by Lifestage . Lifestage designs and facilitates experiential workshops, classes, and presentations for professional and personal development. Whether you're trying to connect with an audience, bring a team together, or communicate more authentically in a rapidly changing world, Lifestage can help. Learn more at Lifestage.me . *Connect with Jude - Substack , Instagram , LinkedIn
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Improv in Real Life
Episode 32: The Connection Practice with Claire Slattery
Sep 16, 20261 hour
What happens when we stop performing and start showing up as we are? In this episode, Jude speaks with Improv Central founder Claire Slattery about using improv to rebuild the muscles of connection, play, and spontaneity. Together, they discuss why practicing in-person, unscripted interaction may be more important than ever in an increasingly digital world. *Connect with Claire: Improv Central , LinkedIn Improv Central 1-Year Anniversary Celebration weekend of events ( all for $1 each ) - Sept 19 & 20 *Connect with Jude - Substack , Instagram , LinkedIn
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Improv in Real Life
Episode 31: The Burnout Buffer with Elizabeth Bojsza
Sep 2, 202656 min
What if one of the best defenses against burnout is the people around us? In this episode, Jude speaks with Elizabeth Bojsza from the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science about how improv can strengthen communication, connection, and trust, helping teams build the collective resilience to navigate stress together. *Connect with Elizabeth - LinkedIn , Stony Brook University ARTICLE: Burnout and Professional Fulfillment: Associations With Interprofessional Communication Skills and Climate Among Clinical Health Professionals TEXTBOOK: Science Communication for Scientists: Linking Strategy with Creativity RADIO: How Improv Might Help People Trust the Science This podcast is brought to you by Lifestage . Lifestage designs and facilitates experiential workshops, classes, and presentations for professional and personal development. Whether you're trying to connect with an audience, bring a team together, or communicate more authentically in a rapidly changing world, Lifestage can help. Learn more at Lifestage.me . *Connect with Jude - Substack , Instagram , LinkedIn
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Improv in Real Life
Episode 30: Get in the Game with Matt Weinstein
Aug 19, 202650 min
How does play change the way we connect with each other? In this episode, Jude speaks with Playfair founder Matt Weinstein about how games and improv can break down barriers, create belonging, and turn strangers into collaborators. Together, they explore what happens when we let go of our defenses and give ourselves permission to root for one another. *Connect with Matt - Playfair , LinkedIn , Ted Talk This podcast is brought to you by Lifestage. Lifestage designs and facilitates experiential workshops, classes, and presentations for professional and personal development. For more information, visit lifestage.me. *Connect with Jude - Substack , Instagram , LinkedIn
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Improv in Real Life
Episode 29: Learning to Lead with Kirsten Henning
Aug 5, 202656 min
What if the best leaders are really just skilled improvisers? In this episode, Jude speaks with Kirsten Henning about how the same skills that make a great scene partner - adaptability, empathy, and knowing when to step back - are exactly what it takes to lead a team. *Connect with Kirsten - Website , LinkedIn This podcast is brought to you by Lifestage . Lifestage designs and facilitates experiential workshops, classes, and presentations for professional and personal development. For more information, visit lifestage.me . *Connect with Jude - Substack , Instagram , LinkedIn
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Paul Z Jackson

Improv Guru

Melissa Dinwiddie

Juilliard-trained dancer, jazz singer, improviser, author of The Creative Sandbox Way, creativity consultant

Jonathan Webb

Northwestern University

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Keeping It Human

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Improv in Real Life

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Improv in Real Life?

About the host

Recent episodes

Episode 33: The Brave Space with Katie Watson

Episode 32: The Connection Practice with Claire Slattery

Episode 31: The Burnout Buffer with Elizabeth Bojsza

Episode 30: Get in the Game with Matt Weinstein

Episode 29: Learning to Lead with Kirsten Henning

Guest Appearances

Paul Z Jackson

Melissa Dinwiddie

Jonathan Webb

Kathy Klotz-Guest

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Best industries to pitch Improv in Real Life for

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Improv in Real Life

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Improv in Real Life?

About the host

Recent episodes

Episode 33: The Brave Space with Katie Watson

Episode 32: The Connection Practice with Claire Slattery

Episode 31: The Burnout Buffer with Elizabeth Bojsza

Episode 30: Get in the Game with Matt Weinstein

Episode 29: Learning to Lead with Kirsten Henning

Guest Appearances

Paul Z Jackson

Melissa Dinwiddie

Jonathan Webb

Kathy Klotz-Guest

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Improv in Real Life for

Podcasts like Improv in Real Life

Every question we get asked beforesomeone starts their trial.

Every question we get asked before
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Every question we get asked before
someone starts their trial.