I am appearing on a live "clownversation" with Barnaby King, founder of the Clownvergence and Clown-Spirit Village. It might be more accurate to say that he will be having a clownversation with me, as it is his platform. Nevertheless, I will be there, and as you know, clowns are agents of chaos, so who knows what is actually going to happen. The only way we will know is by showing up! It's Live, so if you want to show up and ask questions in the chat, feel free! If not, it will still be available after the fact! Hope to see you there!

Was listening to a podcast today and it said something about when you get stuck, you need to return to your creative practice, and it made me think it would be a good topic to start here. I try to do my creative work in two phases-- in the morning just after I have woken up and I am still in the dreamy phase (and I often find that I have great ideas in the shower, so I try to write them down and noodle them. I try to do my business stuff in the afternoon (when it's morning in the states) I also have an afternoon energy burst around 4-6 pm, and I try to get some writing or rehearsing in then. If it's a performance day, that sometimes gets cut into if I have to drive/get ready. And sometimes I don't have that burst, so it doesn't happen. On the weekends, I typically spend Sunday mornings at a cafe writing. So what's your practice? How do you get better at what you do?

Over on LinkedIn @Andrew Cory asked this question, and I thought it would warrant answering here. What’s your punchline answer?

Hi all 👋🏼 Just wanted to say, if there’s something you want to see that doesn’t exist…. Build it!!! Maybe somebody else was missing it too. All it takes is a bit of admin and open arms. I’m starting a new improv group and we are just going to meet at my place until we get enough consistency to hire a rehearsal space. Wish me luck!

I don't want to overstep, but I would love to get some more feedback on my first try at stand-up.