An improvised podcast podcast.
There are so many podcasts in the world and not enough time to listen to them. Some sound professionally made, some sound like a hot mess, and some just sound made up. On Made Up Talk Show Jessica Coyle and Richard Krysztoforski highlight these less listened to podcasts, but here’s the catch…These podcasts don’t exist! Instead, they serve as the suggestion for an improv show, and are brought to life in the editing room to make the improvised podcast sound as real as possible. Each guest brings with them a new idea, and with that, a new fully improvised podcast is born.
Hosted by Jessica CoyleRichard Krysztoforski.
Tim Thibideau drags us back to the 80s with the podcast “Just a Kid from the 80s.” In this episode, there is a lot of pausing.
Music by Dan Reitz
Additional sfx and music from Freesound.org. Attribution to Magic Christmas by lena_orsa and Solar929 by LevelClearer
Tori Smith serenades us with her podcast, “You’re Gonna Be Somebody Someday.” In this episode, the kids’ learn about pain.
Made Up Talk Show theme music by Dan Reitz www.danreitz.com
SFX from freesound.org
Mark Canlas takes us on a trip to the far reaches of the globe with his podcast, “Welcome to my World.” In this episode, watch out for vipers.
Ed Millar opens our eyes to the true literal interpretation of songs with the podcast “Music Literally.” In the episode he brought us, Spence gets bullied.
Katie Hartman chills us to the bone with the podcast “The More You Poe.” In the episode she brought us, we are faced with the knowledge of dancing skellingtons.
Dejen Tesfagiorgis serenades us with HIS OWN PODCAST, “The Sounds that Stop the Sirens.” In this episode… does Let’s Hear It Network invest, or not?!?
Kevin Tully and Matt Kerstetter develop our interest in the pod cast they brought, “Development Hell.” In the episode they brought, Denny’s has great accoustics.
Fu Goto codifies out knowledge of apps with this podcast, “Guppy Tank.” In the episode she brought us, there may be some kissing.
RJ Williams enchants us with his podcast “Hello from the Brooklyn Bridge.” In the episode he brought us, it turns out your can fry pizza!
Russ Feder says Hello, Goodbye to us with the podcast he brought us, “Beatling the Odds.” In the episode he brought us, we’ve a ticket to ride aboard Carnival Cruises.
Made Up Talk Show Theme by Dan Reitz www.danreitz.com
SFX from Zapsplat.com
Katie Hartman is a New York-based theatre maker. She is co-artistic director of the touring theatre company, the Coldharts, and the Producer of the 2022 Cincinnati Fringe Festival.
Dejen Tesfa is a Brooklyn-based comedy writer / performer with a sketch and improv background from UCB Theater. He's currently in an animation writing fellowship for PBS affiliate WGBH and their show "Work it Out Wombats!" premiering early 2023. He drops two sketches a month to his YouTube channel (Deja Deja Comedy, bit.ly/funnyreel) with over 5k subscribers, and he's written two web series, two original pilots, and specs for Pen15 and ATLANTA.
Further back he had a software company in college that he sold in 2013, and has since worked at various tech startups and Microsoft while appearing in videos for Disney+, NBC News Digital, Bleacher Report and Cosmopolitan, and performing in the Toronto Sketch Fest, Philly Sketch Fest, Brooklyn Comedy Festival, NY Sketchfest and New York Musical Improv Festival.
