Hosted by Ira Sylvester · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 7 episodes
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Join Comedian Ira Sylvester in his special room where he, alone and sometimes with guests, muses on becoming and ultimately what it means to be a creative. Humorous and casual; expect life lessons from breaking into then surviving in the creative spheres, and much more. A place where we discuss struggles, successes, personal journeys, and strive to share our hard won though possibly bad advice. irasylvester.substack.com
Ira Sylvester hosts The Harlequin Room, a society show with 7 episodes published.
In this episode of The Harlequin Room, Aske Kjaer and I talk about not knowing what you’re doing with your life and why that might be the most honest starting point for any creative. We explore the messy, non-linear real
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In this episode of The Harlequin Room, I talk about motivation — why it keeps failing you and what to do when you just can’t start. This week I explore motivation, procrastination, and ADHD through personal experience, r
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Many well-intentioned and aspirational goals are quietly killing your motivation, and that's science, not clickbait. In this episode, host Ira Sylvester explores goal-setting, motivation, and discipline through personal
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In this episode of The Harlequin Room, I talk about what it actually means to be a creative — and the difference between having a creative mindset and having a creative career. In this episode, host Ira Sylvester explore
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In this episode of The Harlequin Room, I’m joined by comedian Tim Ford, founder of Nørrebro Comedy Cellar — a small, intimate comedy club in Copenhagen that’s quickly becoming a favourite for both audiences and performer
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In this episode of The Harlequin Room, I talk about how I actually got started as a comedian — not in a step-by-step, motivational way, but in the messy, emotional, and philosophical way it really happened. I trace the p
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I don’t know if this is the start of a legacy — or just another unfinished project.This is The Harlequin Room: a coffee-table conversation for creatives figuring things out.In this episode of The Harlequin Room, I talk a
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The Harlequin Room is hosted by Ira Sylvester. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 7 episodes.
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