Podcast appearances and mentions of blake farha

This episode of What's The Mate brings together three familiar favourites; Angie Cornwell, Jenna Stone and Blake Farha of Kaleidoscope, this time under the umbrella of Macaroni Raincoat Shoe. Their choice, not ours. Stories of Yassification, pet dryers, 3D printed steaks and an unlawful house party get turned into the wackiest improv skits with bizarre magicians, a family who takes rules into their own hands and Duckie the overworked Dog. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. Thanks again to Tom Evans of Particle Sound for the theme song and to Hindenburg for their support. Catch Kaleidoscope in action on their Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaleidoscope.improv/

In this bananas episode of What's The Mate, we bring you wonderful tales from our very own Berlin, and improvisers Kevin Napier, Tina Joaquim and Blake Farha spin hilarious sketches throughout. This episode has everything: horse wars, uranium-laced fireman suits from Chernobyl, and an uppity hospital patient named Oscar. This week's stories include Julia's experience with the cute vintage hat that tried to kill her, the 23,000 (!!) charming gas lamps still burning in Berlin, and how Tina's cat's reputation at the vet precedes her…and that's not always a good thing. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. Thanks again to Tom Evans of Particle Sound for the theme song and to Hindenburg for their support.

Welcome to the March installment of URSA! In this episode, we take the opportunity to address the Ukraine war, taking a look at where the conflict began, the demonstrations in Donetsk, Russian sanctions, Putin's fight for power over Eastern Europe, and more. We also explore the major role that energy and natural resources play in this conflict and how the EU's energy insecurity remains a core part of the issue.Our feature story takes us to communist Poland in the 80s as we learn the story of pole vaulter and Olympic gold medalist, Władysław Kozakiewicz. Then, we dive into the almost antiquated world of sister cities and find out which German city is ‘related' to Louisville, Kentucky. As always we have Jane Silver of Exberliner, our food correspondent, this time telling us all about the French food scene in Berlin, and how a teenage Tesla stalker found his new passion. Jonny Tiernan, our culture correspondent, from Lola Magazine joins us to chat about what's happening in Berlin - from a 4D Darkroom experience by Pornceptual, to MaerzMusik, the launch of Synchron Magazine, and more.Closing with original music from Blake Farha. Make sure to stay up to date with his musical journey on Facebook and Instagram. Theme music from Lucas Carey and audio from Epidemic Sound. Cover art by Sian Amber Fletcher. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. Special thanks to our featured producers Wojciech Oleksiak and Stephanie Wolf, and our Food & Culture correspondents, Jane Silver of Exberliner and Jonny Tiernan of LOLA. If you're a producer based in Europe and have an idea for an URSA story, we'd love to hear from you! We're always accepting new pitches.If you enjoyed this episode of URSA and would like to hear more, help us make that happen by donating to our PayPal. The linked account is info@bearradio.org.

Blake and I spoke of following our passions, and healing through creativity and how necessary that is. We also had a conversation about what ‘making it' means.Blake Farha is a voice artist, musician, and author. Fluent in four-and-a-half languages (his Danish has gotten a bit rusty), Blake has spent his adult life hopping from country to country and jumping from career to career. He currently lives in Berlin, Germany, where he has devoted himself to his creative pursuits: voice acting, writing and producing music, improv comedy, and podcasting.You can find Blake here:www.blakefarha.comwww.blakefarha.com/lost-on-the-waywww.instagram.com/blakefarha  Blake's book: Lost on the Way: A Journal From the Camino de Santiagohttps://amzn.to/3Ao0eqN You can find your host Larissa Russell here:https://www.creativeu.ca/ https://www.facebook.com/CreativeU.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/creativeu.ca/ https://www.pinterest.ca/CreativeUdotca/ 

¿Te has sentido alguna vez perdido? ¿Te has sentido alguna vez agotado? ¿Deprimido? ¡Descubre lo que le ocurrió a Blake y cómo el Camino del Norte le ayudó!

Have you ever feel lost? Have you ever feel burnout? Depressed? Discover what happened to Blake and how the Camino del Norte helped him!

Blake Farha is a voice artist, musician and Camino de Santiago author. He's walked the Camino del Norte then finished on the Primitivo in 2017. Here's where you can follow Blake on instagram and find links to his music, books and podcasts: https://www.instagram.com/blakefarha/ Your host is Bradley Chermside, author of international bestselling Camino de Santiago memoir, The Only Way Is West. Bradley has walked the Camino Frances and the Camino Portuguese. ¡Ultreya!

The Skeleton Brains are back! Blake Farha, Daan Henselmans and Jake Potashnick join Julia in studio for another wild ride. From coke taxis delivering pizza to teenage birthday parties, family reunions gone awry and the Wizard of Wedding turning people into Pigeons, this episode is one for the books.This episode was brought to you by Bear Radio with support from Hindenburg and Tom Evans of Particle Studio.Follow Skeleton Brains on Facebook to find out where they are performing next. If you’re interested in learning a little Improv while having a proper laugh, Blake also hosts the weekly Improv Playground at Heile Haus in Kreuzberg and you’re welcome to join! Visit www.henriandblake.com for more. Be sure to also check out their podcast Improvise Till You Make It where Blake and his co-host Henri chat about The Improv Mindset and how it can change your life!

Our favourite Skeleton Brains are back! Blake Farha, Daan Henselmans and Henri Parmentier join us in season three for another epic adventure. Together, they took us to 30AD where "Jesus Christos" zoomed around on an e-Scooter and the People for the Unethical Treatment of Animals (PUTA) had sway. The story of a German kid who's drunk friends try and break him out of jail inspires the worst surprise birthday gift of all time, and Blake's nude adventures through France take us to the set of Naked in Paradise, the sitcom where method acting gets a little too method. This episode was brought to you by Bear Radio with support from Hindenburg and Tom Evans of Particle Studio.Follow Skeleton Brains on Facebook to find out where they are performing next. If you’re interested in learning a little Improv while having a proper laugh, these guys also host the weekly Improv Playground at Heile Haus in Kreuzberg and you’re welcome to join! Visit www.henriandblake.com for more.

We catch up with poet, songwriter, and comedian Blake Farha on confessional songwriting, defeating depression, and making the most of musical opportunity. Plus, a special announcement from BPM Pod relating to a new album release.

Skeleton Brains are back and this time Julia joined in on the action, together with Blake Farha and Henri Parmentier!Our host and improvisers take you on a wild ride where a story about the YouTube beef turned Alexanderplatz brawl inspired a war between PewDiePie and his fans, the tale of a 69 year old Tortoise smuggler had Julia doing the world's worst Angela Merkel impression and the AfD´s call for students to denounce their teachers lay the foundation for the weirdest family dynamic we've witnessed so far. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio with support from Particle Studio and Hindenburg.If you'd like to see our guests in action you can follow Skeleton Brains on Facebook and Instagram to see where they are performing next. Be sure to check out www.henriandblake.com to find out how you or your company could benefit from their incredible Improv workshops otherwise take part in their weekly Improv Playground at Heile Haus in Kreuzberg - visit www.meetup.com/improvise-till-you-make-it to book your spot.

We’re back baby and kicking things off with another visit from Skeleton Brains and the main men who helped kick things off in Season 1!Blake Farha, Daan Henselmans and Gaston Stabiszewski took us on a wild ride where true Berlin stories inspired the meeting of Scooby & The Gang and Angela Merkel, a perturbing look into the world of Hacker Start-Ups and an artist who wears five scarves and a cloak, and would like to rebuild the Berlin Wall. Weird. As always, this episode is brought to you by the brilliant Bear Radio team, with support from the kind people of Hindenburg. Follow Skeleton Brains on Facebook and Instagram to find out where they are performing next. Check out Lebenspocast on all social media if you’d like to hear some German Improv Comedy from Gaston. If you’re interested in learning a little Improv, Blake also co-hosts the weekly Improv Playground at Heile Haus in Kreuzberg and you’re welcome to join! Visit https://www.meetup.com/improvise-till-you-make-it/ for more.

Skeleton Brains are back! Blake Farha and Daan Henselmans joined us for round two and brought with them another Brain, Henri Parmentier. Together they improvised the not too far-fetched world of dealing with one's neighbours, Julia's questionable Döner Kebab Speakeasy theory and oh there's also one about drug smuggling apple trees, you're going to have to give this episode a listen to fully understand that one.This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio, with support fromthe kind people of The Venue Berlin and Hindenburg.Follow Skeleton Brains on Facebook to find out where they are performing next. If you’reinterested in learning a little Improv while having a proper laugh, these guys also host theweekly Improv Playground at Heile Haus in Kreuzberg and you’re welcome to join! Visit www.henriandblake.com for more.

Blake Farha, Daan Henselmans and Gaston Stabiszewski of Skeleton Brains, join us for the inaugural episode of What’s The Mate - an Improv Comedy Podcast for the world, by Berliners! This week’s Berlin stories inspired scenes about thieving dancers on La Rambla, a high school student who converses with a brown-nosing pooch and we end things off with a hilarious look into the dark future of trashy humans (apparently that’s all of us, even the ones who pay their taxes and help lost children). This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio, with support from the kind people of The Venue Berlin and Hindenburg. Music by Particle Studio.Cover art by Edward Heinrich Follow Skeleton Brains on Facebook to find out where they are performing next. If you’re interested in learning a little Improv while having a proper laugh, these guys also host the weekly Improv Playground at Heile Haus in Kreuzberg and you’re welcome to join! Visit http://www.heilehaus-berlin.de/index.html for more.