In this love letter to improv comedy, comedian Suzi Barrett deep dives with veteran improvisers about their journeys through improv, discussing the philosophies, theories, tips, lessons, and stories they’ve gathered along the way. If you’re a student of improv, you need this podcast. If you’re a superfan of improv, you’ll love this podcast. New episodes every Tuesday! For full video, bonus eps, and improv scenes with Suzi and her guests, subscribe at yesalso.supercast.com ! Email us with your ideas and questions yesalsopod@gmail.com. Instagram @yesalsopod https://linktr.ee/yesalso
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn this love letter to improv comedy, comedian Suzi Barrett deep dives with veteran improvisers about their journeys through improv, discussing the philosophies, theories, tips, lessons, and stories they’ve gathered along the way. If you’re a student of improv, you need this podcast. If you’re a superfan of improv, you’ll love this podcast. New episodes every Tuesday!
Recent episodes include "Yes, Also - Michael Hitchcock" (27 October 2026, 53 minutes), "Yes, Also - Alana Johnston" (20 October 2026, 45 minutes), and "Yes, Also - Chris Renfro" (13 October 2026, 43 minutes).
Yes, Also publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 46 minutes.
Booking probability for Yes, Also is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Yes, Also requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Yes, Also's contact route on record: verified email.
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Yes, Also is a comedy podcast.
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Episode #135
Michael Hitchcock ( Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show ) talks about The Groundlings in the 90's, bringing yourself to the stage, collecting characters from real life, collaborating with Christopher Guest, being funny...
Episode #134
Alana Johnston ( UCB, Mae Martin and Friends ) talks about Canadian Improv Games, regional styles, becoming a hybrid player, complementary teammates, getting on the same page in a scene, improv on screen, getting out of...
Episode #133
Chris Renfro ( Oh Mary, Artistic Director of UCB LA ) talks about their start in music, trouble with game, passive audience inclusion, the theatrical side of improv, creative Harolds, ASSSSKETCH, the gift of pressure...
Deena Nyer Mendlowitz talks candidly about her experience with mental illness, performing improv and stand-up in mental health facilities, and the ways that improv has saved her life. Her new stand-up special (Shrimp...
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Jordan Myrick ( Gastronauts, UCB ) talks about intrusive thoughts, listening vs. anticipating, the reasons behind object work, lessons from UCB tourco, tactics for winning an audience, auditions, food + comedy, serving...
Episode #131
Brennan Lee Mulligan ( Dimension 20, UCB ) talks about getting unstuck in shows, side coaching, his origin story, subverting expectation, juggling character games, playing awful people, depiction vs. endorsement, his...
Episode #130
Lilan Bowden ( UCB, Asian AF ) talks about early acting experiences, vulnerability, plot vs. game, removing conflict, kicking scenes into gear, callibrating differences in style, starting an indie show, generational...
Episode #129
Karen Graci ( Second City Tourco ) talks about choosing a creative life, formative improv lessons from Chicago, shifting a show's momentum, scenic safety levers, craft vs. art, the best approach to auditions, sketch...
Episode #128
Billy Merritt ( UCB, WGIS ) talks about midform, gift-giving, removing scenic blinders, subversive comedy, pirate / robot / ninja, gravitas plus absurdity, French scene Harolds, accessing specifics, game shift, improv +...
Episode #127
Marshall Givens ( UCB, Second City ) talks about the gift of neurodivergence, doing tech for improv shows, letting go of doing it "right", applying notes into shows, imposter syndrome, learning how to coach, comparing...
Episode #126
Hillary Anne Matthews ( Sentimental Lady, Queen George ) talks about character lenses, curing perfectionism, the Harold rollercoaster, offstage connection, Slacker, dissolving ego, a sense of drama, non-laugh reactions...
Episode #125
Brad Morris ( Bluebird Improv, The Reckoning ) talks about his comedic DNA, grounded characters, how aging has changed his improv, institutional dogma, the payment tradeoff, patient play, pace and texture, getting...
Episode #120
Jazz Lewis ( UCB, Crowdsourced Comedy ) talks about the improv scene in Salt Lake City, reading corporate audiences, underlining games, support tactics, a great top-of-show idea, emotional mapping, playing vs. talking...
Episode #123
Anthony King ( Beetlejuice, Jury Duty presents: Company Retreat ) talks about an under-used form, Improv Everywhere, being the AD of UCB, writing Broadway musicals, early improv hurdles, cultivating opinions, how to...
Jethro and Kristy Nolen ( iO, Boom Chicago, co-founders of Arcade Comedy Theater ) talk about Chicago in the 90's, bending the space, short form helping long form, making Harold your own, the unexpected yes, do's and...
Episode #121
Mano Agapion ( UCB, Drag Her ) talks about committed acting, finding your personal voice, Bad Drag Race, using comedy to heal, world-building, tips for writers, genre play, Smartypants, improv lessons from drag shows...
Episode #120
Amanda Sitko ( ASSSSCAT, UCB TourCo ) talks about defining game, being an improv student again, personal genre, aging + improv, UCB tourco, lessons from amazing writers, Harold-style sketch shows, taking a show to...
Episode #119
Lou Wilson ( Dropout, UCB ) talks about Comedy Sportz, group mind, using the audience, Dimension 20, a fun original opening, the downside of playing for fans, a remedy for nerves, Game Changer: one year later, an epic...
Episode #118
Philip Markle ( Brooklyn Comedy Collective ) talks about reframing "bad" scenes, the origin and philosophy of BCC, symbiotic space rentals, playing from the inside out, sustaining long scenes, the components of all good...
Episode #117
Jet Eveleth ( Adsit & Eveleth, Clown Church ) talks about the power of simplicity, life as source material, how to love despicable characters, expanding a scene's surface area, pre-show rituals, artful devices, the Venn...
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