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Stu and I went for a walk and had some sandwiches by the River Dee in Chester. Loved chatting improv with him in this casual setting.

THIS IS WHEN SHE MAKES HER ANNOUNCEMENT!!

This is the final episod of my interview with Jorin - but not my final conversation with him. I feel like I have one of the most "improv perfect" relationships with him. I learn from him, I want to perform with him and yet I don't feel like there is a hierarch between us - there is a mutual cycle of respect.

I look forward to having more conversations with him. I encourage anyone who is passionate about improv to take a class from him or hire him as a coach.  I am fantastically inspired by Jorin.

We start talking about codes and community building found in the improv process.

I always love my talks with Steve.  In this last episode we talk about everything in improv that isn't mental or physical. What is left in improv that isn't thought about or physical?  We talk about that.

He is such an inspirational fountain of knowledge.

This is the finale of the interview of Vinny Francios.  Vinny is an inspirational and impressive person. It has been great getting to know him and I hope we get to work on more projects in the future!

You can find more about him here: https://www.vinnyfrancois.com/

I highly recommend you check out the Improv College, Camp Zip Zap, or just have a chat with him! Too many times we view people as institutions, when we have to remember that they have struggles, dreams, likes and dislikes as well. Vinny is someone who connects with others on a human level (my favorite level!). 

Honored to have had him as my first interview!

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