Standup For Improv

Zach and Sam are joined by David Padeken and Rodney Norman as they discuss minorities, revisionist history, and drunk oil workers. Listen in as they discuss the inferiority complex of Utahns, oil workers doing backflip bellyflops, and mou'ns. Listen in for some hilarity!

In this episode, Zach, Shae, and Sam discuss the mental exhaustion of teaching children numbers, one-liners, and North Korea. 0:25 Difficulty with numbers4:08 One-liners 13:12 Mitch Hedberg 24:15 SO MANY ONE-LINERS

In this episode, Sam, Shae, and Zach discuss the popularity of serial killer shows, the correlation between beauty and comedy, and Tim Allen's greatest cinematic work. They share their experiences as thieves and compare their heists with larger criminal activity. 4:31 Things that are considered classy if you're rich, but trashy if you're poor7:55 Serial killers and true crime 11:40 Beauty standards for killers and comedians 18:40 Nate Bargate25:43 That's shaggy dog

In this episode, Zach, Shae, and Sam explore the difference between coal mines and ruby mines, discuss why some comedians go dark, and respond to their first email from their fans. Get answers to questions such as “When do you know you can talk about deeper and heavier things in comedy?” and “Should I go to an improv show?”4:50 How to approach dark topics in comedy19:32 Stand-up scene and improv28:13 Should I go to an improv show?

In this episode, Zach, David, and Shae shoot the breeze, talk about how hot Shae is, discuss church humor, and dating.

Zach Atherton, Shae McCombs, and Sam Forsey discuss their deep roots to the opioid epidemic, the art of setting up a junk email account, and the possibility that Shae may or may not be the host of a WWII era ghost. 2:51 Sam's father is a "pharmacist"8:41 Self-deprecating humor 26:10 Shae's inability to say no 33:12 The gang talks about dating

In this episode, Zach Atherton, Shae McCombs, and Sam Forsey explore how improv is perceived in mainstream media and by general audience, passive-aggressively get back at an online troll, and improvise a scene about improv. Learn about the struggles of improv comedians, secrets about their funny family members, and summer vacation as a child vs summer vacation as an adult.0:24 Improv and other comedy forms / Bad online reviews8:40 Improv scene about the improv, based on a stand-up clip21:30 Shae and Sam’s family members / Plugs26:46 Summer vacation as a child and as an adult

Zach Atherton, Shae McCombs, and Brady Amundson talk about fake laughs, Bible jokes, J.K. Rowling, and share their honest opinions about Brian Regan, a stand-up comedian known for his clean comedy. Why is Brian Regan in the ER? How well does he break the bad news to a patient?0:25 Shae’s life and laughter5:09 Fake laughs & Dry Bible jokes15:50 Brian Regan in the hospital22:31 The Shakespeare audition

Join Sam Dorsey, Shae McCombs, and guest David Padeken (but no Zach today) as we chat about getting ghosted and catphished, sensitive topics, and riff off famous comedians in our own clean comedy style. If you’re local or stop by Provo, Utah for some reason, we have shows every Friday and Saturday night. Our theater is on 900 E in Provo, doors open at 7 and shows start at 7:30. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at ImprovBroadway, or check out our website at ImprovBroadway.com. Shae also asks that if you have any youths, that you send them our way for our youth classes every Monday from 3:45 to 5:45. We would also love to hear from you our amazing fans. If you have suggestions for the show. Things you’d like to hear, or just want to send us some love you can reach out to us at standupforimprov@gmail.com. And don’t forget to leave us a 5-star review…none of those 4-star ones…

Today we’re jumping feet-first into on of our new formats. We’re going to be working off other amazing standups and take our improv comedy inspiration from some of the greats. This week we’ll be basing our improve off of well-known, clean comedian Jim Gaffigan. Join us and don’t forget to check out ImprovBroadway.com and fee free to leave us some suggestions for future shows, and come visit us in person at the Improv Broadway theater in Provo, Utah. If you’re a young person and want to learn more about improv, come visit us on Mondays from 3:45 to 5:45 at the Improv Broadway theater. Don’t forget to show us some love by leaving us a 5-star review and we’ll see you next week with some more amazing laughs.

As you can hear we lost a little bit of the beginning of today's episode, but never fear, we're still bringing all the laughs, and Zach's story isn't a bad way to jump in and get our feet wet. Join the Standup for Improv team with your hosts Zach Atherton, Shae McCombs, and Sam Forsey as we muse over saying I don’t like you, our passive aggressive natures, and being people pleasers. If you want to be part of the show and see us live, we hold shows every Friday and Saturday at the Improv Broadway Theater in Provo, Utah. Check us out at ImprovBroadway.comWe’re also looking forward to filming The Nerdiest Adventure Hour. You can find out when we’re filming next by checking out our Facebook page “The Nerdiest Adventure Hour.” Shae is also proud to announce that all youths are welcome at our youth class every Monday from 3:45 to 5:45 at the Improv Broadway theater in Provo, Utah. If you’re a youth, please come! For more of Sam’s punny jokes, you can find him on Twitter at Sam4c. We’ll see you next week with some more amazing laughs.

Get ready to laugh with your hosts Zach Atherton, Shae McCombs, and Sam Forsey on today’s show as we talk about gaslighting, awkward misunderstandings, and crazy punchlines. If you’re a youth, check out our improv youth class every Monday from 3:45-5:45. And don’t forget to check out our show schedule and join us in-person at the Improv Broadway Theater in Provo, Utah. ImprovBroadway.com

We're happy to announce that we have a new set cast. Your host Zach Atherton will be joined by much-loved co-hosts Shae McCombs and Sam Forsey. We're also happy to welcome back Adam Brown as our guest on today's show and we look forward to having some great new guests on the podcast as well. Join us as we discuss weird baby names, thumb wrestling, and misconstrued language in today's hilariously ridiculous episode. If you want more improv goodness in your life, check out ImprovBroadway.com and come see a live show with us. We also offer youth improv classes every Monday from 3:45-5:45 for ages 12-17. The first class is free! If you want more Adam Brown, check out his upcoming performances with HumorU on April 12th and 13th at Brigham Young University.

Today’s weekly episode features Zach Atherton in a solo standup talking about embarrassing trips to the doctors and the benefits of arm-wrestling. We’re excited to announce that we’ll be expanding our show beyond local comedians. If you’d like to be on the show, have suggestions, or would like to submit a recording for us to use in our weekly show you can contact us at improvbroadway@gmail.com We’re also filming our last two recordings with Vid Angel on March 28th and April 4th from 7 to 9:30 at the Improv Broadway Theater, so come join us!

Join the ImprovBroadway crew with Zach Atherton, David Leu, David Padeken, and our guest Dallan Wortham as we jump on some funny improv about the challenge of being funny, the dangers of being way too tiny, and extremely extreme home makeovers. For more great standup and improv come check us out at the ImprovBrodway theater. We have shows every Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm. Tickets are available at the door or at ImprovBroadway.com. We'll also be filming with Vid Angel on March 14th and 28th and April 4th the ImprovBroadway theater and we're doing the Standup for Improv podcast live on March 23rd. Come join us, it's gonna be super duper fun! The Velour lounge will also feature some great comedy on March 21st if you need more awesomeness in your life. Check out their facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/VelourLive/.