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PvI#28: Enhanced Interrogation w/ Adal Rifai

March 11, 2022 by Mark 1 Comment

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Today’s episode is about questioning: how one might question, what sets the parameters for a proper answer, and how to give those answers in an informative and/or dramatically effective way. Watch out for dream pigs! Also, how to get into the VIP room at Stuckey’s. Perhaps a pair of paralegals can help.

In the post-game, included JUST THIS ONCE for public enjoyment, we reflect on improv in the real world and some potential spin-off improv podcasts from our episode.

The image is from the Children’s Drawing Archive. Audio editing by Tyler Hislop.

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  1. Ep. 296: Heidegger Questions Being (Part One) | The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast | A Philosophy Podcast and Blog says:
    June 27, 2022 at 10:04 am

    […] Intro 1, sec. 2, "The Formal Structure of the Question of Being" asks "what is a question?" The ancient Greek touchstone for this is Plato, who argues that in order to ask a question at all, we must always in some sense already know the answer (or at least the type of answers that are available). This idea comes up in several of Plato's dialogues (like the Meno), but we most recently played with this idea on the Philosophy vs. Improv podcast #28. […]

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Mark Linsenmayer (host of The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast) and Bill Arnett (head of the Chicago Improv Studio) each try to teach each other their crafts via conversation, scenes, and what can only be called performance art. No taking turns!

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Mark & Bill are well-matched in being able to so easily articulate the mental processes around their respective pursuits. Whatever sound range both their voices fall within, it's really pleasant on the ears, like listening to two small yet efficient air conditioners placed side by side.
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