Talked to @npr reporter, @farawaybham performer, and all around good guy @stephanbisaha about writing, radio, and storytelling with data. Check out the full interview 🔗 in the bio.
The DRAMA is coming to Faraway 🙊🍿😳 From the twisted mind of Stephen Mann @sdmann (Pigeons) comes The Reunion Episode, a brand new show where improvisors will gather to hash out the events of a fake reality tv show, which the audience will then get to see in real time! Our premiere episode airs Saturday, May 30 at 7pm—you’re not gonna wanna miss it! 🎟️ available now at the 🔗 in bio!
Excited for this NEW IMPROV SHOW @farawaybham on May 30. Join the cast of a made-up reality TV show as they clear the air, spill the tea, and re live the most dramatic moments from their season. 🔗 farawaybham.com
From NYC to Bham…to NYC again!
The Pigeons are PUMPED to be a part of UCB’s DCM ‘26. Come see us (and other amazing acts) June 12-14. Tickets available at ucbcomedy.com.
Our show is noon, Sunday (6/14) at UCB upstairs.
Talked to @brianrbarrett , executive editor of @wired and @pigeonscomedy improv teammate @farawaybham , about his career in journalism and the difference between reporting and writing.
Link in the bio.
Spoke with film journalist and all around nice person @marshall.shaffer about writing, film criticism/commentary, and marketing. 🔗 to my Substack in my bio.
#businesswriting #corporatecommunications #writingadvice
Interviewed one of my favorite people from my time at @chase , Krystle-Mei (@hey_kmei ) about how she approaches writing at work! Full episode on my Substack 🔗 in the bio.
Writing doesn’t have to be intimidating. By studying pieces of writing you love, you can notice patterns and choices those authors made and apply them to your work.
Caroline shares about this and other helpful writing tips that can make you more confident.
Listen to the full interview on my Substack. 🔗 in the bio. #businesswriting
Excited to share my interview with Dr. Andrew Brodsky, management professor at @utexasmccombs , and author of ‘Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication.’ Check out the full interview. 🔗 in the bio.
2024 was quite good, I’d say: Moving into our new house. PB turning 1 and Daniel turning 3. Going to Paris. Getting to do improv again with a bunch of funny people.
We’ve been parents for three years and must admit— Daniel makes it easy!
…just kidding. He is emotional and clumsy and no toy is as good as the one he can take from his baby sister.
But he is also silly, kind, and loves a job. He likes to mow the yard with dada and “do makeup” with me. When I put him to sleep, he thanks God for planes and fire trucks and tells me, “I’m big.” And I tell him that no matter how big he gets, he’ll always be my baby.
I’m crying too much to write anymore. Happy birthday to our buster brown!!!
🩵💛12 months of Patty B. 🩵💛
I want to remember putting a bow in her hair when she was just one day old. I want to remember how small she was, and how big her brown eyes looked in that little face.
I want to remember the way she wakes up, smiling and wiggling, in her crib. I want to remember the first time I saw her get a hold on her paci and put it in her mouth. “She’s a genius,” I thought. “Has the world ever seen hand-eye like this?” (No.)
I want to remember how she flaps her arms and laughs when her brother walks into the room. I want to remember Daniel saying, “Pat B” and kissing her good night.
I want to remember the moment I first saw her face and knew, even then, she was her dad’s exact replica. I want to remember how she sits on Stephen’s shoulders and holds onto his head.
I want to remember her falling asleep on my chest and being exhausted to the point of delirium, but not putting her down. Not yet.
Patty B. for best baby of the year….and all time!
