Podcast appearances and mentions of kim scarfe

**Recorded via Zoom as a Live Stream 3/25/2020 on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdzT45ve78S6SYOk-bPDG4Q?view_as=subscriber** Meet Justin Eifert- from a social distance! Justin's tall, and he moved to Baltimore for love, baby. He's got a quick wit cultivated from parents who were able to read, private school, and late night infomercials with that Sham-Wow! guy. He's got the internet improv medium down pat, and if you're safe in a house right now, it's because of architectural engineers like him.  Join us and Sheila McMenamin, Kim Scarfe, and Patrick Hampton in one time socially distant troupe: Giblet-ted Poultry Monger Join us live for the foreseeable future on YouTube Wednesday nights at 8 PM!

Meet Danny Hughes! Anniversary fun continues for Gettin Biggie With It as Danny dives deep to tell us how he went from playing a sheep in a school variety show to being the heart and soul of this podcast, as well as a talented and dedicated teacher, voiceover artist, improviser, and creative professional. In an episode many artists will relate to, we get into how lifelong anxiety can turn into your biggest motivator - and Danny would know, as he basically rescued his high school theater program. Get to know the person who is so good at bringing out the best from all of us! You’ll also hear the continuation of our fondue feast of champions, as we devour the chocolate course of our delicious Melting Pot dinner. Joined by wonderful Akimbo pals Kim Scarfe, Michael Hartwell, and Nate Tyson, with improv from one-time troupe Pythagoras’ Theum.

Meet Kerri Shannon, LIVE from the Melting Pot! Though Kerri did not begin her time in performance comedy until she was an adult, it's clear she was always destined to "make things up on stage," as she says at the end of every Gettin' Biggie With It episode. Her time writing existential songs and fart-themed, ground-breaking sketches as a child prepared her to be the superstar writer, badass comedian, and fun, supportive podcast co-host she is today. Celebrate the one year anniversary of Getting Biggie With It and learn about her roots in fourth grade insult comedy and hear some of her original songs, all while we clink fondue forks and haltingly order chocolate sauce in the background.  We're join the members of Akimbo (Nate Tyson, Kim Scarfe, Michael Hartwell, Scott Lichtor, and a SPECIAL APPEARANCE from an original Akimbo member!) in our one time troupe: Banana's Foster Child. 

Meet Kim Scarfe! She chose Iowa over London, she gives kids confidence before "the crap of life" gets to them, and she is so happy that she gets to be friends with herself! She's sweet, badass, and funny, and you'll love her. With special guest Jonathan Pitts from The Second City, co-founder of Chicago Improv Festival. Join us, and our one time troupe: Plastic Bag Therapy! Cast of Improvisers: Jonathan Pitts, Nate Tyson, and Brian Leonard.

He knows the secret to a good restaurant review - and can tell you the best and worst places to eat in town. So why does he now spend his nights making stuff up on stage? Find out what this former Baltimore Sun food critic gets out of the whole improv experience. This week's improv provided by this one-time appearance troupe: Good Job.   Cast of improvisers: Nate Tyson, Kim Scarfe, and Michael Hartwell.  

From an overly suburban childhood in the Finger Lakes to a political career fighting "Big Snapple" to crying in a Corolla during his first year of teaching, BIG's Education Director really opens up to us in our first episode. Enjoy improv by this week's one-time only troupe, January Composters. Cast of improvisers: Kim Scarfe and Nate Tyson.    

The Star Spangled Banner is a song about one specific flag. Today we learn about the making of that flag. Ti Coleman, Rasheed Green, Scott Seiss, and Kim Scarfe join in the improv fun.

This ridiculous show is from Baltimore recorded at the podcast studio in the Baltimore Improv Group Theater. Kim Scarfe, David Lustig, Justin Brashear and Dante Moore make this a very special episode.

Live at the Baltimore Improv Group! Dorian Gray tells us the fascinating story of Julie d'Aubigny. Then David Lutsig, Scott Lichtor, Kerri Shannon, and my good friend Kim Scarfe join in the improv madness!!