Sam Fisher chats with master improviser and author of "Subversive's Guide to Improvisation" David Razowski.

Colin Thornton speaks with improviser extraordiannaire, Mark Sutton.

Tone talks touchstones and improv life with one of the most experienced and famed improvisers on earth, David Pasquesi. With countless acting, writing, producing, and director credits; in addition to being a part of one of the most respected long-form improv shows, 'TJ and Dave,' Dave Pasquesi's name speaks for itself.

Tatiana Godfrey interviews Jonathan Mangum, co-star of 'Let's Make a Deal,' and featured improviser on 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?'

Tone speaks with the legendary Will Hines.

New Touchstones co-host, Tatiana Godfrey, sits down with Emmy nominated performer, writer, improv extraordinaire, Shantira Jackson.

We speak with Rock Theater Owner and Operator, Miles Stroth.

In our Season Two Finale, Jeff Rogers and Brenden cover a myriad of improv ideals, concepts, and practices in this all-encompassing interview of 'The PlayMaker's Mindset.' Jeff Rogers is Wall Street Journal & USA Today Best-Selling Author, award-winning Television Host, Professional MC, and sought after public speaker with 25+ years of experience engaging audiences. Jeff is the owner of The Players Workshop, the oldest school of improvisation in the country, home to alumni Bill Murray, Bonnie Hunt, Harold Ramis, Matt Walsh, and many more. Find his new book, The PlayMaker's Mindset, here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0955SP69F

Community member, multi-hyphenate performer and teacher, and incredible improviser Tatiana Godfrey talks with Brenden about physicality, diversity, viewpoints and more.

Kari Coleman, Impro Theatre company member and narrative improv expert, talks with Brenden about the differences between comedic and narrative-centered improv. She gives great advice on taking the next step in your improv journey to transitioning to narrative improv. Tone speaks with IC community members, Brad and Claire Patterson, about how improv and marriage can go hand in hand.

Tone talks with Improv Revolutionary, Billy Merritt, on his journey and experiences while co-writing Robot, Pirate, Ninja, with Will Hines. Brenden speaks with IC leaders, Jon Ulrich and Colin Thornton, on how the teachings in the book can incorporate into classes.

A name synonymous with Toronto Improv, and author of the cool book, Improvising Now: A Guide to Modern Improv, helps crack the code on what presence could mean to an improviser. They continue to chat about conflict in scenes, walk-ons, and a multitude of helpful ideas for any improviser to take to their next performance.

Annoyance Theater Co-Founder and Superstar Improv performer and teacher, Joe Bill, talks with Tone about his experiences working abroad, how his life has formed his career and shares valuable knowledge on consistently learning and pushing yourself as an improviser. IC community star, Joe DiSalvo, speaks with Brenden about cerebral improv and Joe's performance with Joe Bill.

Chicago Improv Studio and author of "The Complete Improviser" speaks with Brenden about a variety of topics based on the touchstone of truth. The two go over how to stay grounded, great approaches to initiations, and one of the assumptions in Bill's book. Improv Cincinnati community guest, Patricia Mullins, gives her take on Truth and Vulnerability.

Season Two opens with improv legend Greg Proops having an honest, juicy detail-filled conversation with Touchstones' new co-host, Tone Branson. Greg talks about his incredible start and journey with Whose Line Is It Anyway? and his career, centered around our touchstone of Presence.

Legendary performer and podcast host, Jimmy Carrane (Improv Nerd, The Art of Slow Comedy), joins Brenden in a conversation discussing his art of slow comedy, how life factors can impact improv, the importance of support and more!

Improv trailblazer, icon and legend, Susan Messing, joins Colin to speak on many topics. These include: her take on presence, her relationship with Del Close, her opening up on her late husband Michael, and the state of theaters in today's pandemic stricken world. Strap in for this special episode!

Guest, Adam Cawley (The Backline Podcast, Working Moms, Baroness Von Sketch Show), talks with Brenden about what 'Truth' in improvisation means to him. Adam gives great advice on knowing how to play with your team and the crowd's strengths, based off of what you're doing, and where you're doing it. They explore his journey to getting to where he is now in an insightful and entertaining conversation.