This episode details what neurodivergence is, and why it’s relevant to improv. I include a couple of examples in there. Check out the transcript tab on this page to see the text version of this episode.
Neurodivergent Minds in Comedy
A podcast about learning and performing comedy as, or with, neurodivergent performers. Episodes are about how being neurodivergent affects scenework and sets, acting and performance, teaching and coaching, teams, and learning (being a neurodivergent improv student).
If you are a neurodivergent actor, comedian, or performer, this podcast might be useful to you too.
Episodes are not for diagnosing, making excuses, or therapy. They are for discussing, learning, and being inclusive in your practice.
Hosted by Jen deHaan, an AuDHD improviser. Produced by and for StereoForest.com.
A podcast about learning and performing comedy as, or with, neurodivergent performers. Episodes are about how being neurodivergent affects scenework and sets, acting and performance, teaching and coaching, teams, and learning (being a neurodivergent improv student).
If you are a neurodivergent actor, comedian, or performer, this podcast might be useful to you too.
Episodes are not for diagnosing, making excuses, or therapy. They are for discussing, learning, and being inclusive in your practice.
Hosted by Jen deHaan, an AuDHD improviser. Produced by and for StereoForest.com.Listen on
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