On this week’s episode of “The Smoke Break”, we had a delightful time with comedian, darling, and silly goose Joe John Sanchez the III.

We started off talking about standing up for ourselves—times we’ve done it, times we wished we had done it, and how to get better at it, since none of us seemed to be experts on this one….

Then we got into some delusions—the sort of magical headspace you have to get into to make being an artist of any kind worth it—comedy, writing, anything—and how that also helps us create the world we want to live in, a little bit at a time.

Lastly, we talked about embracing irrelevance and chaos—because whatever, it’s all a simulation, life is short, and we’re just doing our best.

You’ll just have to listen to understand this one.

Basically, we had a great time.

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On this week’s episode of “The Smoke Break”, we had a ridiculously good time with our friend Jane Dillinger—a comedic icon, a total sweetheart, and the genius behind some of the silliest moments we’ve ever had on an episode.

We began by with the importance of asking for help….and how we all basically hate it, and are trying to learn to do it anyway.

Then we got into the concept of absurdism, not taking ourselves too seriously, and leaning into the opportunity for things going sideways.

Lastly, we talked about improvising—whether it comes easy to us or not, what we need in place to feel comfortable, riffing, how improvising comes up in other parts of our lives that aren’t on stage, and the inherent risk in saying something silly when you don’t know if it’s going to land or not.

All in all, one of the best episodes ever.

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On this week’s episode of “The Smoke Break”, we were so excited to have a conversation with the extremely talented and dynamic Kingsley.

We began by talking about the concept of “Breath-play” (versus “breath-work”) and how something as simple as breathing that we do all the time can be really powerful when we start paying more attention to it.

Then we discussed the idea of creation being the opposite of depression—and how we tap into our creativity even when it’s hard or we aren’t in the mood. We ended by talking about culture shock—living abroad, and moving from a small town to a big city.

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