Podcast appearances and mentions of nathan hiller

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Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams: Untitled Comedy Podcast. Special guest Nathan Hiller. (Comic: Memphis, Tennessee) http://shutupandlistenpodcast.com Recorded on location at the P & H, in Memphis Tennessee.

Its a new episode of the Brandon Sams Untitled Comedy Podcast! This week we have special guests Nathan Hiller and Michael Kline.

On episode 4 Brandon is joined by Mike Degnan & Jane Haze (on her birthday), and Nathan Hiller shares a new premise. Live at the P&H Cafe, in Memphis Tennessee. Special guest: Mo Alexander

Many effective leaders are figuring out that people are drawn to stories and narratives. It's easy to forget technical language and dry "business-speak" -- but we rarely forget narratives, stories, metaphors, and analogies. They can connect with us on a human level, and they even activate different, more experientially rich parts of our brain. Are you communicating critical ideas in a way that really connects -- that creates meaning and compellingly articulates your vision?

Andy talks to new comics Nathan Hiller, Phil Ciskowski, and Louie Keller about open mics, and Carl Eckles (NOT A DOCTOR) does some analyzing. MostlyComedy.com