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[17 Feb 2020 | Comments Off on It Could Be Worse – Taylor Stein | ]

The man who loaded the Dancing Pumpkin Man on youtube comes on the show to talk about being a TV doctor and a globe trotting, nay globe galloping, romantic! This story will throw you and leave you all wet!

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[28 Jan 2020 | Comments Off on April 18th at the Omaha Community Playhouse- POSTPONED | ]

The Weisenheimers are back at the Omaha Community Playhouse! The midwest’s premier improv comedy group returns for one night only! Their interactive and hilarious shows are always legendary because the Weisenheimers have built a reputation for smart, fast, comedy layered with insane characters. This is professional comedy at its best. Don’t miss this must-see comedy event in the Howard Drew Theatre!

Get your tickets HERE

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[27 Jan 2020 | Comments Off on It Could Be Worse – Paige Erickson | ]

From an AirBNB in Budapest Author, Professor, and Vagabond Paige Erickson ( Buy her book www.amazon.com/Nice-Thing-About-…ers/dp/0692590781) tells Marv, Matt and Monty about a time when she just moved to Europe she was trapped in vestibule of a fancy restaurant.

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[31 Dec 2019 | Comments Off on It Could Be Worse – Sarah Noll Wilson | ]

Executive Coach, Leadership Guru and Improvisor Sarah Noll Wilson joins us from Des Moines to talk what makes a bad manager, what makes a good one… and about her secret shame: not remembering your name! Find out more about Sarah – www.sarahnollwilson.com.

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[28 Nov 2019 | Comments Off on It Could Be Worse – Steve Krambeck | ]

Wow, in this episode we talk to the always loveable Steve Krambeck (aka Bob Cratchit, Shrek and many others at the Omaha Community Playhouse stage) tells us a story about a young impresional lad who does something dumb and is punished by 3 ghosts, sorry actors, three fellow actors. He learned a valuable lesson, and we did too. Big thanks to Steve for being vulnerable, and admitting to doing something he is not proud of. Special thanks to Marv Pratt for filling in this episode!