Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Sutton

If the past few US presidential elections have taught us anything, it is that many men do not really see themselves aligned with the values and ideals of the Democratic party. Men are currently dying 5.9 years earlier than women, are only 40% of college students, and represent 75% of the unhoused population. They are struggling on the whole and Democrats rarely decide to dive into that crisis as a talking point. Author and data analyst Mark Sutton talks with Brad about why that is happening, and what can be changed to bring men back into the fold for the Democratic Party. Mark W Sutton is the author of the new book How Democrats Can Win Back Men Book: https://amzn.to/3z3R1Iz Site: http://mark-sutton.com Substack: https://menandthe2024election.substack.com   Real Feels is Hosted, Produced, and Edited by Brad Gage Logo by Nolan Fabricius Theme song by Russell Henson

In this edition of The Naked Scientists, Antimicrobial Resistance, or AMR, is going under our microscope. What is it, how does it happen, what's the scale of the threat, and how can we fight back? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Los moluscos son un grupo de animales que todo el mundo conoce, pero es mucho menos conocido que es el grupo animal más variado en cuanto a planes corporales: un pulpo es un molusco, pero también lo es un mejillón, y una babosa o un caudofoveado. Además, los moluscos son el grupo animal más abundante en los océanos, por delante de los artrópodos, que les ganan por goleada en tierra. En el programa de hoy os contamos cómo han conseguido los moluscos ser tan diversos y qué sabemos sobre su evolución. Tomamos como excusa el descubrimiento de dos moluscos primitivos que tienen uno de los planes corporales más desconocidos: el de los gusanos con pinchos. Además, Santi García Cremades nos habla de las matemáticas de las epidemias, y de cómo algunas estimaciones numéricas sencillas nos podrían salvar la vida durante una epidemia zombi. Si queréis leer el artículo en que se describe por primera vez a los simpáticos Punk y Emo, es "New Silurian aculiferan fossils reveal complex early history of Mollusca", de Mark Sutton et al. Lo podéis encontrar en el siguiente enlace: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08312-0 Este programa se emitió originalmente el 16 de enero de 2025. Podéis escuchar el resto de audios de Más de Uno en la app de Onda Cero y en su web, ondacero.es

Dr Mark Sutton tells Tech & Science Daily that a recent discovery of two rare ancient fossils has unlocked an understanding of life on Earth before dinosaurs existed. But why the rock star names?TikTok Supreme Court hearing: what next for social media app in the US?Death toll from Los Angeles fires rises to 10.Click this link to hear our interview with a climate scientist who specialises on the mountain winds fanning the flames.Also in this episode:Defence committee: ‘MoD must learn from Ukraine and embrace AI'Could seeing friends regularly help prevent heart disease?Duchess of Sussex back on Netflix...and Instagram ahead of new show, With Love, Meghan - we're joined by The London Standard's India Block.DR Mark Sutton is from the Department of Earth Science and Engineering at Imperial College London. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An Ennis retailer insists businesses wouldn't need Black Friday if they received adequate Government support. As shops across the country are unveiling their seasonal discounts today, many smaller traders are taking a different approach. Once confined to the US, Black Friday is now very much a part of Irish retail culture. Falling on the Friday after the US holiday of Thanksgiving, the day marks the beginning of the Christmas shopping season and is usually characterised by sales and reductions in shops, both in-person and online. Eric Flynn of Ennis Electrical says the day is a major consideration for his business as they prepare for the winter months. Since its arrival in Ireland, smaller traders haven't been shy in expressing their dislike of Black Friday, claiming it's more difficult for them to slash their prices, given the margin they're forced to work with. Freya's Boutique in Ennis doesn't operate a Black Friday sale, but instead offers reductions to its loyal customers throughout the year. Its owner, Monica Keane says her shop is dependent on its strong links with its customer base. It's often argued that days like Black Friday unfairly force smaller businesses to compete with larger ones with a greater ability to offer generous discounts. Bernadette Clune of Scéal Eile Books in Ennis says in her experience, the people of Clare are only too happy to support local. The rising cost of doing business has been a key issue of the General Election campaign. The standard rate of VAT is 23% at present, and Mark Sutton of Sutton's Lighting is arguing that if retailers were properly supported by the State, they wouldn't have to depend on flash sale days like Black Friday.

How Democrats Lost The 2024 Presidential Election By Alienating Men Driving Them To Trump https://amzn.to/46cj7NT About the Guest(s): Mark W. Sutton is a recognized expert in political analysis and voter behavior with a particular focus on male voters. He has dedicated over 35 years to advocating for male wellbeing and has been a registered Democrat, contributing content to prominent platforms like NPR, Air America Radio, and the Mother Jones Radio Show. Sutton is an advocate for male issues and has hosted the podcast "Liberal Arts with Mark Sutton." He has appeared on major media outlets such as MSNBC and CBS Radio, further cementing his status as a thought leader in gender-focused political strategy. He is the author of "How Democrats Can Win Back Men: Why Understanding Voters and Their Issues is Vital for Democrat Victory." Episode Summary: In this engaging episode of The Chris Voss Show, Chris Voss talks with Mark W. Sutton, the insightful author of "How Democrats Can Win Back Men," as they examine the aftermath of a significant electoral defeat for the Democratic Party. The conversation delves into the critical gender voting gap that has emerged over the decades and focuses on how men have increasingly shifted their political support towards the Republican Party. With provocative insights and a wealth of historical data, Sutton sheds light on the unaddressed needs of male voters and how the Democrats' failure to recognize these issues led to their recent electoral losses. Throughout the episode, Sutton and Voss explore the complex dynamics of voter behavior, examining how messaging and policy approaches have disconnected many men from the Democratic Party. As Sutton presents his compelling analysis, he emphasizes the necessity for the party to understand and address male concerns to regain their support. The conversation also touches upon cultural phenomena such as the masculinity movement and societal narratives that have further polarized gender roles and party allegiance. Sutton leaves the audience with a critical message on the importance of inclusivity and the dangers that lie in ignoring half the electorate. Key Takeaways: The Democratic Party's failure to acknowledge and address male voter issues has led to a significant gender gap in voting patterns. Historical data shows that whenever Democrats fare worse than an 8% deficit among male voters, they lose elections. Sutton criticizes the Democratic Party for its messaging failures and lack of focus on male issues in platforms and policies. The conversation highlights the cultural divide exacerbating political differences between genders, driven by societal shifts and misinformation. Acknowledging and incorporating male-focused policies can be essential for democratic victories in future elections. Notable Quotes: "Every time they have been worse than minus 8% among men, they have lost." – Mark W. Sutton "Men and women's fates are always tied together, biologically and socially." – Mark W. Sutton "The imaging part and the messaging part are where the Democrats fell short this election." – Mark W. Sutton "We're tied together as men and women, and our success depends on unity, not division." – Chris Voss "If men are like, wow, there's not enough jobs for me, they feel like they're being discriminated against." – Mark W. Sutton Resources: Mark W. Sutton's website: marksutton.com "How Democrats Can Win Back Men" on Amazon: Search for Mark W. Sutton on Amazon Sutton's Substack: Men and the 2024 Election Social Media: Not explicitly mentioned, but visit Mark's website for further contact and updates.

If you would like to get 150 episodes of Politics Politics Politics for $99 please take advantage of our annual deal that ends on Halloween! By the time you hear this episode, we will have less than seven days until Election Day.Here are the metrics I am looking at…Nate Silver's Silver Bulletin: Trump 54% to winJon Ralston's Nevada Early Voting Blog: GOP has 38,000 ballot advantageVoteHub Early Voting CounterAnd here is the math comparing the final tallies in Nevada and Arizona…Electoral History of Nevada:Biden +2.5Clinton +2.5Obama +6.5Obama +12.5Electoral History of Arizona:Biden + Less than .5Trump + 3.5Romney +9McCain +8.5How much more Democratic is Nevada than Arizona?2008: 212012: 15.52016: 62020: 2On this episode of the show we welcome Taylor Lorenz for the first time. We discuss independent media, the blogging revolution of the 2000s and an unfortunate tweet. Also, Wake Up To Politics' Gabe Fleisher helps us look at the final hours of this contest. And finally, Mark Sutton helps us break down the gender gap. Let's go! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.politicspoliticspolitics.com/subscribe

Your roadmap to understanding one of the most overlooked shifts in US politics - why men are leaving the Democratic Party and how it impacts election outcomes. Learn from Mark Sutton's 35 years of Democratic Party experience as he reveals the key issues driving male voters away and practical solutions for bridging the political gender gap. Whether you're a political strategist, campaign manager, or engaged citizen, you'll gain actionable insights into the male voting bloc that could determine the 2024 election. ===============================================

Mark Sutton is the author of "How Democrats Can Win Back Men"

This week we learn about the price of bowling, Mark Sutton and living life to the fullest. 

To start 2024 off with a bang, James and Emma are joined by not one but two guests.First up is Mark Sutton, editor of Cycling Electric and all-round cycling industry news specialist who explains the current state of the cycling industry, looking at the past few turbulent years and what the future might hold.Mark shares his views on the industry landscape, discusses value vs volume brands, the boom of subscription models and whether 2023 was the bike industry's worst year ever.Second on the podcast is Andrew Phillips, race director of Lost Dot, the organisation which runs the Transcontinental Race, Trans Pyrenees Race and now it's latest race the Accursed.Launching this year, Andrew shares the ins and outs of the Accursed, how he first came to ride in the beautiful Balkans and why the race is the first ever no-fly ultra cycling event.It's a whopper of a podcast, and you even get some chat from James and Emma too.Does anyone have a leap year birthday? Drop us a note if you do.Chat starts with Mark at: 06:16Chat starts with Andrew at: 40:21--This episode is brought to you by JOIN, the training platform that sets you up with training plans that adapt on the go. Listeners of the podcast can get a 6 month subscription for the price of 4. At a monthly price of £8.49 GBP you now pay £33.96. So head to https://join.cc/promo/cyclist-magazine-podcast/ and start training with JOIN's adaptive and flexible training plans now. ---Did you know Cyclist is also stunning monthly magazine? Subscribe now at store.cyclist.co.uk/cycpod and get every issue for less than in the shops, delivered straight to your door. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest today is someone who also holds a special place in my heart, Mark Sutton. Mark has performed, directed, and taught improv for over 30 years.  He's one of the founding members of The Annoyance Theater, he's performed and taught improv at Second City, both in Chicago and Toronto, and has performed at numerous venues and festivals all over the world.  Mark also teaches improv to people in the academic and business world, and his clients include major companies like GE Healthcare, Major League Baseball, McDonalds and Yahoo.  He's also one half of the world renowned show Bassprov, which he performs alongside improv legend Joe Bill. In this conversation, you'll hear about his love for the craft and his joy in sharing this with others, as well as the creation of Bassprov, the time he first meet Mick Napier… and his great love for baseball!

Today we officially kick off Season 2 with the very special Stacey Hallal. Stacey is the founder and artistic director of Curious Comedy Theater in Portland, Oregon, and has been performing, teaching, and directing improv for over 20 years.  She's trained and performed at Second City, iO, Annoyance, and ComedySportz in Chicago, and has performed and taught improv and sketch comedy at over 100 festivals across North America.  Stacey is also the creator of her very popular improvised show called Ruby Rocket Private Detective, an incredibly inventive and amazing show which she's performed with many other great performers, like Maribeth Monroe, Stephanie Weir, Amber Nash, and Colin Mochrie. Stacey holds a very special place in my heart.  Because it was watching her duo with Mark Sutton at the Miami Improv Festival many years ago that completely changed me and made me realize the type of improv I really wanted to do. Learn all about Stacey's theater Curious Comedy Theater at curiouscomedy.org, and find out more about her show Ruby Rocket Private Detective at rubyrocketpi.com.

Today's guest is regarded as one of the best teachers of improvisation in America today, the one and only Joe Bill! He is one of the founding members of Annoyance Theater in Chicago, he was the Director of Corporate Training at iO, and a Teacher & Guest Artist in Residence at Second City.  Joe performs and teaches all over the world, and has been an inspiration to improv actors for so many years.  He's also one half of the show Bassprov, an improv show with two guys fishing, which he performs with Mark Sutton.  He's a true gentleman, an outstanding performer, an influential teacher, and also a proud cancer survior. Learn more about Joe Bill at his website integratedimprovisation.com to learn about Joe, and how you can contact him for improv workshops for actors and business, in-person or virtually.

Ist es denn schon wieder soweit? Es wird heute wieder F1 gefahren? Jo eh, wir warten aber auf Australien. Wir boykottieren Rennen in gewissen Ländern aufgrund ihres Umgangs mit Menschenrechten und Saudi Arabien zählt da auch dazu. ABER wir haben was ganz anderes für euch! Vor fast genau 1 Jahr haben wir ein Interview mit Mark Sutton, F1 Fotograf seit 1984, aufgenommen, und glaubt uns: Der Mann hat sehr viel zu erzählen! Das schien uns wertvoller, als eine Rennanalyse zum GP in Saudi Arabien. Viel Spaß damit und wir hören uns nach dem Großen Preis von Australien! WIR FREUEN UNS! Wenn euch der ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

In 1984, 24-year-old Mark Sutton became a bit of a household name on Vancouver Island when he decided to pursue a Guinness World Record for pole sitting. Perched on top of a pole at the corner of Herald and Store (near the Value Village today), Sutton spent 488 days living in a makeshift tree house. In this episode Joe shares what he's learned about Mar and his story and revisits some of the more memorable moments from Mark's time in the sky.

Cyd, Lilly and Merisse digest the double header in Diriyah, they discuss the successes of McLaren and the consistency of Jake Dennis and Pascal Wehrlein! Thumbnail image credit: Mark Sutton via the FIA Formula E media centre Listen now on Spotify, iTunes and YouTube Information is accurate at the time of recording, all opinions are those held by the individual. We are Sector 1 Motorsport, the first stop you should make for your motorsport fix, a motorsport platform with big guests and even bigger conversations. Make sure to follow us so you never miss any of our content. Follow this link to find our social media: https://campsite.bio/sector1

Here are ten minutes where I tell you what's been going on in my nomad life. I'm still in Tamborine Mountains near Brisbane, Australia. After my diary entry, there's an interview with me from this Monday with Mark Sutton on ABC Nightlife in Australia.

Professors Gretchen Benedix and Phil Bland join Mark Sutton to discuss all things lunar!

In this episode hear from CQC's Chris Day, Director of Engagement, Joyce Frederick, Director of Policy & Strategy and Mark Sutton, Chief Digital Officer. They discuss how CQC is realising it's strategic ambitions by developing a new regulatory approach, taking on new powers at a system level and improving how we collect and use data.

Justin Kelly, Mark Sutton, Linda Ward, and Carla Armstrong Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Colin Thornton speaks with improviser extraordiannaire, Mark Sutton.

Lets start the Season 2 of F1 Fanfiction with a banger! We present to you a very interesting Fireside chat that we can with none other than the world renowed F1 photographer Mark Sutton! Mark has had an illustrous career of 20+ years as a F1 photographer. If you are an F1 fan it is 100% guaranteed that you have atleast seen 1 photograph clicke by mark. From lengendary photos like the Flying Finn under his belt, mark has a fun chat with us where we discuss about his life, his career and ofcourse a lot of banter.  Listen in and hope you enjoy the episode as much as we did. Please visit Mark on his socials: Instagram: @F1SUTTON (@f1sutton) Twitter: MARK SUTTON (@marksutton65) LinkedIn: Mark Sutton Join us at Socials: Twitter: @f1fanfictionInstagram: @f1fanfictionTiktok: @f1fanfiction Music: Intro: Howling (Sting) - Gunnar OlsenOutro: Your Intro by Audionautix

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Mark Sutton speaks with James Hennessey who writes the business and tech newsletter The Terminal.

5:48 - The media business is a grind. Where did the work ethic come from? Attitude is a choice. 8:06 - Opportunities. Going out on your own. The simplicity of YouTube as apposed to Radio Stations. Building trust in relationships.15:44 - Interviews. Authentic, relevant, fun, and innovative. Be the best version of yourself always. Rush Limbaugh. Howard Stern. Innovators. 19:47 - I will not be beat. What does it take to run a D1 child? If you have good parents, they will not discourage the kids. Empower your kid. 23:06 - What was it like to run WIBC radio station? People rely on your for information. We saved lives. What are some keys to empowering people. Breakfast With Kent. Do something that is rewarding to society. What are some of the biggest challenges in sports. Jazz. Listen well and pay attention. 28:20 - Baseball. What's the best of baseball and what are the biggest challenges in the MLB? Who's determining the rules? New bargaining agreement negotiation. What's good about it for the country. Great heritage. Great traditions. What did your grandparents teach you? Irish Catholic Liberal Democrat. 34:07 - Famous people. Harry Carey. Tony Dungee. Andre Brewer. Who taught you how to interview people. Improvisation classes. The power of listening. What was the biggest failure or flub or biggest disappointment. Mike Chappel. Communications director. Enjoy community. 41:09 - Biggest success story. Launching 1070AM The Fan. Michael Grady. 43:01 - Toughest interview you've ever done? Toni Morrison. Dead Eyes. COUPLE OF NAMES HERE. Jason Sudeikis. The Today Show. Second City. Double Take at Indiana University. Mark Sutton. Mick. How to not be intimidated in the moment.47:47 - Knowledge Through The Decades. What is the attitude lesson at birth. Soak it all in. Inhabit the good habits and discard the bad.48:19 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 10. Doing nothing but aiming for laughter is a fool's errand. Jake Query. 49:56 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 20? Stop fighting against nature.51:29 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 30? Mike Woodsen. 55:00 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 40? 56:21 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 50? Not wanting to live in St. Louis anymore. Balance.57:32 - A message of hope. You are not the most important person on the planet and if we all agree to come together then this will be a much better place to live. A Beautiful Mind. Dealing with each other in a positive way. Finding the value in every human being. People are not in your way. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW

5:48 - The media business is a grind. Where did the work ethic come from? Attitude is a choice.  8:06 - Opportunities. Going out on your own. The simplicity of YouTube as apposed to Radio Stations. Building trust in relationships. 15:44 - Interviews. Authentic, relevant, fun, and innovative. Be the best version of yourself always. Rush Limbaugh. Howard Stern. Innovators.  19:47 - I will not be beat. What does it take to run a D1 child? If you have good parents, they will not discourage the kids. Empower your kid.  23:06 - What was it like to run WIBC radio station? People rely on your for information. We saved lives. What are some keys to empowering people. Breakfast With Kent. Do something that is rewarding to society. What are some of the biggest challenges in sports. Jazz. Listen well and pay attention.  28:20 - Baseball. What's the best of baseball and what are the biggest challenges in the MLB? Who's determining the rules? New bargaining agreement negotiation. What's good about it for the country. Great heritage. Great traditions. What did your grandparents teach you? Irish Catholic Liberal Democrat.  34:07 - Famous people. Harry Carey. Tony Dungee. Andre Brewer. Who taught you how to interview people. Improvisation classes. The power of listening. What was the biggest failure or flub or biggest disappointment. Mike Chappel. Communications director. Enjoy community.  41:09 - Biggest success story. Launching 1070AM The Fan. Michael Grady.  43:01 - Toughest interview you've ever done? Toni Morrison. Dead Eyes. COUPLE OF NAMES HERE. Jason Sudeikis. The Today Show. Second City. Double Take at Indiana University. Mark Sutton. Mick. How to not be intimidated in the moment. 47:47 - Knowledge Through The Decades. What is the attitude lesson at birth. Soak it all in. Inhabit the good habits and discard the bad. 48:19 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 10. Doing nothing but aiming for laughter is a fool's errand. Jake Query.  49:56 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 20? Stop fighting against nature. 51:29 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 30? Mike Woodsen.  55:00 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 40?  56:21 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 50? Not wanting to live in St. Louis anymore. Balance. 57:32 - A message of hope. You are not the most important person on the planet and if we all agree to come together then this will be a much better place to live. A Beautiful Mind. Dealing with each other in a positive way. Finding the value in every human being. People are not in your way.  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _   SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW

Risks exist everywhere and unfortunately you cannot eliminate them all. As a result, the most important thing to learn to do is to better respond to recordable incidents and train your employees to avoid them in the future. In this episode, Mark Sutton , Corporate Manager - Environmental Health and Safety at Parallel Products, shares the tips and tricks he has learned for improving safety within an organization. We discuss: Keeping operations managers focused on safety How to approach recordable incidents Tips and tricks to improve safety Steps for responding to a safety incident Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: Safety 24/7: Building an Incident-Free Culture OSHA Hear more stories from safety professionals by subscribing in Apple Podcasts , Spotify, or vi siting our website. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for The Safety Management Show in your favorite podcast player.

South Wales is building back from the pandemic with a raft of industrial start-ups and with leisure operators keen to fill vacant space on the high street, believes Fletcher Morgan associate Matthew Jones. Fletcher Morgan is the highest placed regional independent agency in the Radius On Demand Rankings for South Wales with 338,699 sq ft of space transacted across 40 deals so far this year. Jones, meanwhile, has done the third most individual deals (22) for the whole of Wales, with only Knight Frank's Neil Francis and Mark Sutton having done more. Jones says the office market has been the toughest in living memory but is starting to spring back to life, albeit with occupiers less interested in conventional leases. Small industrial units, meanwhile, are selling in their droves to local occupiers and the industrial estates of South Wales are now high on the priority lists of investment funds. Meanwhile, a variety of leisure occupiers are setting up in the high street, helped by the fact some 20% of the population of Cardiff are students.

On Colm Tóibín's The Magician (a fictionalised life of Nobel Prize winning author, Thomas Mann), Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Velvet Was the Night and Sarah Bailey's The Housemate with guests Paige Clark and Mark Sutton

We take a look at the greatest musical finds on our lifetime.

Meet Mark Sutton. A cycling journalist with over 15 years of experience who established Cycling Industry News; a global brand and leader in its domestic market. A freelance contributor to various industry publications with a keen interest in everyday cycling, product innovation, and cycling infrastructure. His goal is to promote cycling at a local, national, and global level. Support the show (https://www.nbda.com/donate)

Mark Anthony Sutton, also known as Big Preach, sat down with Mistah Wilson to discuss Pasadena gang origins, street and prison stories, and blessings that come with lessons.

In Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Mark Sutton, he tells us how tha Crips were in Pasadena before tha Bloods were.

Gordon Lynch shares some health and fitness tips with Mark Sutton.

Gordon Lynch shares some health and fitness tips with Mark Sutton.

Celeste Katz Marston discusses US politics and current events with Mark Sutton of Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio, March 4, 2021.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti, poet and founder of City Lights bookshop, has died aged 101. Mark Sutton takes a look at his life, works and legacy.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti, poet and founder of City Lights bookshop, has died aged 101. Mark Sutton takes a look at his life, works and legacy.

Listen in to a fire side chat with Joe Bill -- widely regarded as one of the best teachers of Scenic and Comedic Improvisation in the world today. He is one of the founding members of Annoyance Theater Chicago where, for 12 years, he performed in and/or directed more than 60 different shows. He was the Director of Corporate Training at iO Chicago for 15 years and a Teacher & Guest Artist in Residence at The Second City Conservatory & Training Center for another 15 years. Joe first learned Improvisation and in 1977 studied and worked with Del Close from 1985 through the mid 90’s. Joe is ½ of the original improvised Monoscene, BASSPROV with Mark Sutton, . They have been heralded by the NY TIMES: "BASSPROV refreshingly has the feel of a quiet character study...jokes emerge organically, using wordplay, character quirks and quicksilver wit." Joe tours all over the world, teaching and headlining with extremely talented Duo partners like Mark Sutton (Annoyance Theater Co-Founding Member and Artistic Director for Training and Development at The Second City) in the long-running BASSPROV, Jill Bernard (Huge Improv Theater – Mpls.) in their hit show SCRAM!, with Lee White (CRUMBS – Winnipeg, Berlin) in their heroic Duo show PARADIGM, with International Improv Legend Patti Stiles (AD - Impro Melbourne) in their groundbreaking show Our Play, Stacey Hallal (Curious Comedy Theater – Portland, OR) in Stacey & Joe and We Slept Together, Heather Urquhart (Improviser/Director The Maydays & Showstopper The Improvised Musical – London/U.K.) in their magical improvised Musical Blues Hammer (with the stupendous Joe Samuel on Improvised Orchestra) and with David Razowsky (Host A.D.D. Comedy Podcast) in Razowsky & Bill. He’s played with many other Duo partners, in the U.S. and abroad, in many Festival Ensemble shows and in every improvised format and/or style imaginable. For the last 6 years he has also been teaching and performing in French, in many cities in France, Belgium & Luxembourg. He is living his dream! He has played as a guest in Play Unscripted with ImproTheatre L.A., Grand Theft Impro at Impro Melbourne (Australia), The Scene at The PIT in New York City and UCB in L.A., with Let’s Have A Ball and ASSSSCAT 3000 at UCB Theater in New York & L.A. and with Kornfeld & Andrews at Magnet Theater in New York City. And, of course, he has performed, directed, taught and served as an Artistic Adviser for a number of Improvisation/Comedy Theaters & Festivals on every continent except Antarctica (but he’s working on that!) and at every major Improv Festival in The United States. You can find Joe on facebook at Joe Bill Teaches! | Facebook, which is also the best place to get connected with the Story Chain sessions that Joe hosts.

On Samanta Schweblin's Little Eyes, Daisy Johnson's Sisters and Luke Horton's The Fogging with reviewers Jessie Tu (A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing) and Mark Sutton

Jeff has a conversation with improv heavyweight Mark Sutton. Mark is a Chicago-based performer, instructor and director. He's maybe most notable for his co-founding of the Annoyance Theatre. In addition to this, Mark is the Learning Designer and Lead Facilitator of Second City Chicago and had spent several years as the Artistic Director for the Chicago Improv Festival.  On the discussion table are the origins of the Annoyance Theatre (including its namesake), Bassprov (his partnership with Joe Bill), and a rundown the Chicago scene and how it shaped Mark as a performer.

Mark Sutton hosts the show this week and reviews Todd Haynes' legal thriller Dark Waters. Plus, Alejandro Landes' stunning new war drama and Australian filmmaker Miranda Nation on her debut feature.

Mark Sutton hosts the show this week and reviews Todd Haynes' legal thriller Dark Waters. Plus, Alejandro Landes' stunning new war drama and Australian filmmaker Miranda Nation on her debut feature.

Incarceration, possibility and punishment in fiction. Historian Ethan Blue and commentator Mark Sutton join Cassie and Kate to discuss new fiction from Colson Whitehead (The Nickel Boys), Ocean Vuong (On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous) and Sarah Hopkins (The Subjects)

It's Tuesday and ... Rick Andrews is our guest! Find us on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google To learn more visit www.laurenhasthree.com or www.adlibcomedy.com  Rick Andrews is a teacher and performer at The Magnet Theater and has been studying, performing, and teaching improvisation since 1999. He began improvising with Improv Boston and continued with a stint in Saint Louis, MO. He has been fortunate to learn from many improv greats, including Armando Diaz, Ed Herbstman, Joe Bill, Mark Sutton, Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts, Will Luera, Jill Bernard, and more. Rick has taught workshops at improv festivals across the country, including the Boston Improv Festival, Baltimore Improv Festival, Black Box Atlanta, and many more. He co-produces Duofest, an annual festival of improv duos in Philly, PA. He has taught improvisation to people as old as 75 and as young as 6 and has done workshops for production companies and zoos alike. He enjoys running, putting words on pages, thinking about the brain, and he loves improv more than anything.

Crime writer Andy Muir and cultural historian Catie Gilchrist join Kate Evans and Mark Sutton as they discuss T C Boyle's Outside Looking In, Don Winslow's The Border and Simon Cleary's The War Artist

Hi and welcome to what I hope is the first of many episodes! I'm your host Lauren Morris. I am also the founder and director of AdLib Theatre. Just like with the Improv Teachers podcast, I wanted to take a closer look into the world of artistic directors. What do we look for when performers take to the stage? How can we give clear notes? What goes on behind the scenes? These are some of the questions we will be examining in these short episodes. Every week or so, I will give you a recap of our show, what the expectation was, how it turned out, and some tips and tricks on bringing your improv to life on stage! I hope you enjoy this new experiment and I look forward to this adventure with you. About Me (Lauren Morris): Lauren Morris is the founder and director of AdLib Theatre Company as well as the Executive Producer for the Central Florida Improv Festival. Lauren studied improv at The Annoyance Theatre & Bar with Mick Napier and with Paul Vaillancourt (co-Founder of iO West) at iO West. She has taken workshops and classes with such improv notables as Kevin Mullaney, Jill Bernard, Rebecca and Rich Sohn, Adal Rifai, Susan Messing, and Mark Sutton and members of the UCB Theater in New York City. Lauren hosts The Improv Teachers (winner of Best of Improv Podcasts, 2017, PlayerFM). A podcast dedicated to discussing the art of teaching improv. Additionally, she is a veteran of numerous improv festivals where she has been invited to perform and teach. As a writer, Lauren has been featured in publications such as Weekly Humorist, Slackjaw, Belladonna, MockMom, Points in Case, and Robot Butt. She honed her satire skills via Second City. To learn more you can visit www.adlibcomedy.com or www.laurenhasthree.com

Cassie and Kate are joined by TV writer and Dylanologist Mark Sutton to discuss Murakami's mammoth Killing Commendatore and Sarah Perry's gothic Melmoth, while novelist Kristina Olsson (Shell) reveals the bookshelf that made her.

It's Tuesday and... Joe Bill is our guest! Joe Bill is widely regarded as one of the best teachers of Scenic and Comedic Improvisation in America today. He currently teaches, performs and is the Director of Corporate Training at iO Chicago. He is also on the faculty at The Second City Training Center where he teaches intensives in Duo Improvisation and Improvisation for Actors. He is one of the founding members of Annoyance Theater Chicago where, for 12 years, he performed in and/or directed more than 60 different shows. Joe first learned Improvisation and in 1977 studied and worked with Del Close from 1985 through the mid 90's. Joe tours internationally featuring innovative formats in Long Form Improvisation including BASSPROV with Mark Sutton, (Annoyance Theater Co-Founding Member and Artistic Director for Training and Development at The Second City). They have been heralded by the NY TIMES: “BASSPROV refreshingly has the feel of a quiet character study…jokes emerge organically, using wordplay, character quirks and quicksilver wit.” In the last year Joe toured Eastern Europe, teaching and headlining with Jill Bernard (Huge Improv Theater – Mpls.) in their hit Duo show SCRAM! He headlined with Chicago Improv Goddess Susan Messing in Messing With a Friend at the Miami Improv Festival, with Lee White (CRUMBS – Winnipeg) in their show PARADIGM in the U.K., Germany, Switzerland and Italy, with International Improv Legend Patti Stiles (AD – Impro Melbourne) in Paris and Rome with their show Our Play, with Israeli Powerhouse Inbal Lori in Brest, France with their show That Date and with David Razowsky (Host A.D.D. Comedy Podcast) in Razowsky & Bill at Wurzburg (Germany) Improtheaterfestival and at Improvention in Canberra, Australia. Joe performs in The Del Tones, The Armando Diaz Theatrical Experience and Musical Armando at iO Chicago. He has played as a guest in The Scene and Chica GO-GO at The PIT in New York City, with Let's Have A Ball and ASSSSCAT 3000 at UCB Theater in New York & L.A and with Kornfeld & Andrews at Magnet Theater in New York City. He has performed, directed, taught and served as an Artistic Adviser for a number of Improvisation/Comedy Theaters & Festivals all over North America, Europe, Australia and South Africa and at every major Improv Festival in The United States.