Podcast appearances and mentions of tane danger

Find out about the latest offering from Tane Danger and Trygve Throntviet from the Minnesota Humanities Center. They joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News!

Find out about the latest offering from Tane Danger and Trygve Throntviet from the Minnesota Humanities Center. They joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News!

Minnesota Now is celebrating its third anniversary in a big way — with a quiz show in front of a live studio audience, hosted by Cathy Wurzer and Tane Danger. Two teams face off head-to-head to answer questions about Minnesota news from the past year, Minnesota music and more. Hip hop artist Nur-D leads one team, joined by Minnesota Now newscaster Emily Reese and former MPR politics editor Mike Mulcahy. Chef Yia Vang serves as the team captain with MPR meteorologist Sven Sundgaard and incoming Minnesota Now host Nina Moini. Watch the quiz show on the MPR News YouTube page.

The Minnesota Humanities Center is partnering with a local improv production company to host a civic-improv comedy tour. In each city or town, Danger Boat Productions will produce a unique event that brings residents together for meaningful conversation about their hometown and reflects their thoughts and feelings back at them through improv comedy. The goal is to promote dialogue, bridge divides and work across differences.Applications are open through Friday for Minnesota communities to apply. Trygve Throntveit with the Minnesota Humanities Center and Tane Danger with, Danger Boat Productions joined MPR News Host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the “Sketches of Minnesota” tour.

Improv comedy may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of public policy, but Tane Danger suggests maybe it should be. Danger is the keynote speaker at this year's professional development seminar for two legislative staff groups—the Research Editorial, Legal and Committee Staff (RELACS) and the Legislative Research Librarians (LRL). The meeting is Sept. 19-22 in Minneapolis and at the state Capitol in St. Paul.Danger co-founded the Theater of Public Policy in Minnesota, which combines serious public policy discussion with improv comedy. On the podcast, he discussed how the skills you need for improv, such as careful listening, are also skills that can help in a legislative environment. He also laid out how his two-day presentation to the legislative staff groups will involve both a talk and a workshop. ResourcesRELACS/LRL Professional Development SeminarTane Danger websiteThe Theater of Public Policy

As Sheletta gets ready to go to her friend Tane Danger's wedding, she's not worried about what food they'll serve or what she'll wear because she's too busy developing a plan to get one of his hand-crafted centerpieces to take home from the reception....

Danger Boat Productions founders Tane Danger and Brandon Boat joined Fabric for a morning of fun, challenge, and insight using improv.  Afterward, Melissa Lock interviewed them.    EPISODE PAGE

Tane Danger is a local comedian who's helping educate folks about the project designed to Revitalize Rondo. He joined Sheletta with details.

Tane Danger is the Director of the Westminster Town Hall Forum. Tane shares insight about whether audiences will come back to music, theater, and sports gatherings. What might make people get back to gathering and what could prevent it? Intuitive Laurie Wondra joins Roshini at the bottom of the hour. 2021 will bring productive changes. The year will be influenced by Jupiter and Saturn. Jupiter the planet of luck and expansion. Saturn is about rules, restrictions, control. Intuitive Laurie Wondra explains these energy fields and how to use them in the New Year. CEO of Bolder Options, Darrell Thompson follows Laurie. Darrell shares how the new world order is affecting and will affect philanthropy in 2021 and makes the case for why mentors are needed for young people now more than ever. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katie K9 talks about how to teach your pet to have confidence by naming toys and teaching tricks. Katie K9 takes your pet questions about healthy liver function and how to help with your pet's anxiety and nervousness. We also have Tane Danger and Heather Meyer from The Theater of Public Policy call-in to talk about a virtual dog event.

Political Reporter Tom Hauser joins at the top of the hour to discuss some confusion over the governments orders and clashes between health and politics. After Tom, Tane Danger joins to tell you how improv can help you cope with the COVID-19 situation. The last guest of the show is WCCO's own Cory Hepola. He has a new podcast on WCCO called Hey! Let's Build It He joins Roshini to tell us about his new podcast with Lindus Construction and how it can help us during COVID and beyond.

Amanda LaGrange is the chief executive officer of Tech Dump, “providing seamless electronics recycling services for businesses and organizations of all sizes (and) a social enterprise that provides jobs and training for persons facing barriers to employment.” Tech Dump has operated largely on earned revenue, but has been broken into it’s first “event” fundraising opportunity with the “Thanks for Not Coming” gala. The zero-waste event asked supporters to buy a ticket to not show up in person. The event was emceed by Tane Danger of the Theater of Public Policy in space donated by the Midpointe Event Center, but guests were asked to stay home and enjoy the short program remotely. Host Steve Boland talks with Amanda about the genesis of this idea, the challenge of event-based fundraising, mission alignment in fundraising, and much more. More info at https://nextinnonprofits.com/podcastAmanda LaGrange :: Tech Dump :: Thanks for Not Coming Gala :: Tane Danger :: Short video of the "event" ::

Everyone wants to laugh, even when they shouldn't. Tane Danger is a comedian, actor who isn't afraid to test limits and talk to strangers. In this episode of Real Leaders with Roshini, Danger joins to talk about life as a comedian and why he rides the bus from beginning to end without stopping.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A comedy quiz show based on Minnesota news for the week of February 22nd, 2019. Featuring host Tane Danger and guests Kelly Kohlbacher, Fred Cheng and Brandon Boat. Music by Keegan Fraley.

A comedy quiz show based on Minnesota news for the week of February 3, 2019. Featuring host Tane Danger and guests Kelly Kohlbacher, Heather Meyer and Jim Robinson. Music by Keegan Fraley.

A comedy quiz show based on Minnesota news for the week of January 27, 2019. Featuring host Tane Danger and guests Madde Gibba, Fred Cheng, and Shanan Custer. Music by Keegan Fraley.

A comedy quiz show based on Minnesota news for the week of January 20, 2019. Featuring host Tane Danger and guests Lorna Landvik, Joshua Will, and Brandon Boat.

A comedy quiz show based on Minnesota news for the week of January 13, 2019. Featuring host Tane Danger and guests Heather Meyer, Lorna Landvik and Joy Dolo. Music by Keegan Fraley.

Our April 2015 EDTalks featured Kao Kalia Yang, a teacher, public speaker, writer and author of the award-winning book "The Latehomecomer: A Hmong Family Memoir. She spoke about her experiences as a Hmong student in public schools. Dana Mortenson, co-founder of World Savvy believes deeply in the transformative power of global education. Dana discussed the importance of globally competent teaching. Our emcee for the evening was Tane Danger.

Tane Danger and Brandon Boat of Danger Boat Productions (the creators of The Theater of Public Policy) join us to talk about their upcoming event, All St. Paul’s A Stage. On August 19th, over 50 improvisers in small groups will perform more than 300 impromptu improvgram scenes all over the city. (learn more and order […] The post Danger Boat Productions | Next At Bat: Episode Ninety Seven appeared first on NoisePicnic Podcast Network.

The podcast this week is a conversation with Tane Danger, the co-founder of the Theater of Public Policy, which is a highly unique combination of public policy conversations and improve comedy. The Theater of Public Policy, or T2P2 as it’s known, has been around for a few years in the Twin Cities, bringing notable political, institutional, […]

Improvisational humor is an awesome tool used by The Theater of Public Policy (t2p2.net) to find new ways forward in public discourse. Co-founded by Tane Danger & Brandon Boat in 2011, they've tackled a surprisingly wide variety of issues with their creative and disarming approach, including farm policy, robotics, clean water, and religion. Back on Feb 15th they performed for the Love Your Planet Comedy Night sponsored by Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light.

Peter Pan in podcast land! Improv artist, Tane Danger, shares his deep thoughts and feelings about J.M. Barries’ timeless creation. Burning Peter Pan questions addressed include: Which version of his story has the most sexual tension? Is it an insult … Continue reading →