Mix Episode 4: Gail Thomas
Modern Stories Mix episode 4 takes you on a mindblowing journey that you won’t soon forget. Your guide is the multitalented (and recent Moth StorySlam winner) Gail Thomas, aka “Patient Number 13.”
Category: Performance
Mix Episode 3: Julie Threlkeld
Modern Stories Mix Episode 3 features “Run Out the Clock,” a tale of strangely flirtatious bullying both on and off a high school basketball court — from your podcast host, Julie Threlkeld.
Disaster Areas
Here’s some combination standup and storytelling I did at a show recently. It stars the IRS, a parrot and Hurricane Sandy. Recorded live on February 12, 2015 at Talk Therapy Stories at Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens, hosted by Lori Baird. There’s some bonus material at the end, in which Lori…
Standup Set: Talk Therapy (January Edition)
Here’s a standup set I performed at the January edition of Talk Therapy Stories at Q.E.D. Astoria.
Hospital Cornered
After receiving a warning from a therapist about the dangers of “swallowing my anger,” I awaken one morning before Christmas with a mysterious ailment that lands me in the hospital. There I learn that life sometimes forces us to find a way to make peace with our own neuroses.
Mourning Person
If you’ve never been touched by suicide, then it’s something you can’t fathom. And as such you are a lucky, lucky person.
Mix Episode 3: Julie Threlkeld
Modern Stories Mix Episode 3 features “Run Out the Clock,” a tale of strangely flirtatious bullying both on and off a high school basketball court — from your podcast host, Julie Threlkeld.
Disaster Areas
Here’s some combination standup and storytelling I did at a show recently. It stars the IRS, a parrot and Hurricane Sandy. Recorded live on February 12, 2015 at Talk Therapy Stories at Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens, hosted by Lori Baird. There’s some bonus material at the end, in which Lori…
Standup Set: Talk Therapy (January Edition)
Here’s a standup set I performed at the January edition of Talk Therapy Stories at Q.E.D. Astoria.
Hospital Cornered
After receiving a warning from a therapist about the dangers of “swallowing my anger,” I awaken one morning before Christmas with a mysterious ailment that lands me in the hospital. There I learn that life sometimes forces us to find a way to make peace with our own neuroses.
Mourning Person
If you’ve never been touched by suicide, then it’s something you can’t fathom. And as such you are a lucky, lucky person.