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Impropod Podcast

Luke Tomlinson

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Société & Culture

Fréquence : 1 épisode/17j. Total Éps: 63

Composer and producer Luke Tomlinson improvises on the piano creating a spontaneous soundtrack to guest’s stories and ideas. We explore the effect music has on the imagination, its psychology and its relationship to movement. A fun, unique and informative listen! Instagram @impropod

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Ep62 Psychic Sue and the Spirit of Ray Charles

Épisode 62

vendredi 27 mars 2026 • Durée 29:45

In a fascinating episode Sue Witheridge talks about her Psychic abilities and the way she can talk to spirit. She tells stories about a haunted house, evicting an angry, attached spirit from a bungalow and her healing terrier Charlie who comforted clients. As well as what it means to go to the light. Ray Charles's spirit also makes an appearance!

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Ep61 Playback Theatre and Meta Closeness - Erin Whalen

Épisode 61

mardi 13 janvier 2026 • Durée 32:21

In this episode of the Impro Pod podcast, Luke interviews Erin Whalen, a communication skills coach and playback theater practitioner.

They discuss the connection between the closeness of emotions and the notes on the piano.

As well as Erin’s dual involvement in playback theater and professional role-playing, particularly in medical contexts, to help people process grief.

Erin elaborates on the impact of effective communication and the power of pausing during difficult conversations.

They delve into the parallels between music and dialogue, emphasizing the subtleties of emotional content through tone and pace. Erin also shares personal stories, including the emotionally complex reaction to her sister's passing and a recent nature walk where she encountered a deer. The episode features musical improvisations by Luke, reflecting Erin’s experiences and themes of choice, surprise, and emotional complexity. Erin concludes by sharing contact information and a free resource on compassionate communication.

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Ep52 Improvisation Integrated Into Everything - Pete (the Temp) Bearder

Épisode 53

mardi 18 novembre 2025 • Durée 27:11

In an eloquent interview poet and performer Pete the Temp discusses how improvisation is integrated into life, he tells a story about a spontaneous marriage proposal involving hyaenas, and an awkward surprise in Soho.

Pete's Website: petethetemp.co.uk/education

Pete's Instagram: @petethetemp

The Festival where Pete and Luke are performing in the vibe machanics: shambalafestival.org

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Ep51 What does nearly getting eaten by a wale sound like?! Dangerous creatures and composition - Adam Foran

Épisode 51

mardi 24 juin 2025 • Durée 31:43

Newfoundland based composer and multi instrumentalist, Adam Foran tells some great stories involving a vicious owl, and meeting wale whilst in a kayak. He collaborates on Luke's improvisations with an impressive array of instruments and skill, they discus the composition process and chicken music!

Adam's website: www.adamforan.ca

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Ep50 Life changing trip hazard and an xmas tree heist! Malaika Kegode

Épisode 50

samedi 31 mai 2025 • Durée 32:43

Writer & performer Malika Kegode tells an intriguing story about gaining a sense of integrity after falling down a hole, as well as a story about the mysterious theft of an xmas tree. They also discuss the power of improvised music, what makes something sound christmasy, the musical interpretation of rain, false optimism and the power of musical idents like notification sounds.

Malika's instagram @mal.keg

Malika's website www.malkegs.com

The Colour of Dinosaurs

Timestamps

(00:00:06)
Host introduces Swales, the friendly Green Witch, and welcomes her to the podcast.

About the Bell Witch Podcast (00:00:20)
Swales describes her podcast’s focus on witchcraft, paganism, spirituality, and well-being.

Swales’ Journey into Witchcraft (00:00:57)
Swales shares her personal journey into witchcraft, starting after becoming a mother.

Superstition and Everyday Magic (00:01:54)
Discussion about superstition, daily rituals as magic, and examples like birthday candles and Christmas trees.

The Magic of Birthday Candles (00:02:42)
Swales explains the witchcraft significance of blowing out birthday candles as a ritual for manifesting wishes.

Location Context & Improvised Music Introduction (00:03:24)
Host mentions Swales’ location and introduces an improvised music segment for Swales to interpret.

Ocean Imagery & Layers of Meaning (00:04:42)
Swales describes the improvised music as evoking oceanic depth, mystery, and magic.

Facing Challenges & Willingness to Discover (00:05:36) Discussion about being open to challenges and the importance of willingness in discovery.

Ep49 Violin Improv, bike chaos and the power of dissonance - Greta Murmaite

Épisode 49

mardi 20 mai 2025 • Durée 27:39

Violin player Greta Murmaite, plays some fantastic improv. She tells a precarious bike ride story, and one about her childhood in Lithuania, they discus the power of improvised music.

Greta shares her journey from starting classical violin training at age six to exploring a wide range of genres, including indie, folk, and jazz. She performs at various festivals with her band, Psychoacoustic Goat, and delves into her love for improvisation. The duo engages in live musical improvisation, sparking memories from Greta's childhood and experiences. They discuss the blend of intuition and classical training, highlighting the joy of spontaneous, heartfelt performances. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with music, memories, and the magic of improvisation!

Follow Greta on instagram: @greta0o

Timestamps

Introduction to Greta Momota (00:00:06)
Greta introduces herself as a violin player from Lithuania, sharing her classical music background.

Expanding Musical Genres (00:00:30)
Greta discusses her transition from classical music to indie, folk, and jazz, emphasizing improvisation.

Improvised Performance (00:01:37)
The host plays an improvised piece, inviting thoughts and emotions from the audience.

Nostalgia in Music (00:05:52)
Greta reflects on nostalgic memories tied to her classical training and experiences in boarding school.

Dissonance in Classical Music (00:07:45)
Greta explains the use of dissonance in music, referencing composers like Penderecki.

Story of Learning to Ride a Bike (00:10:04)
Greta shares a humorous childhood story about her first experience riding a bicycle.

Musical Interpretation of Fear and Excitement (00:12:07)
The host explores the emotional transition from excitement to fear during the bike ride.

Ep48 gig revelations and the The Lake Isle of Innisfree - William Barkley

Épisode 48

dimanche 9 mars 2025 • Durée 28:47

Educator, Instrumentalist and audio editor teacher William Barkley, talks about a revelation he had whilst playing a gig at a ski resort that changed the way he sees the world, as well as a story of connection with an old irishman, with a passion for poetry by WB Yates.

Follow William on Instagram @gingertearoom

Timestamps

Introduction to William Barclay (00:00:06)
William introduces himself and shares his background in education and music.

Transition to Music Teaching (00:01:08)
William discusses his shift from teaching math to focusing on music and improvisation.

Exploration of Instruments (00:02:09)
William shares his experiences with different musical instruments, emphasizing his love for melody and harmony.

Improvised Music Reflection (00:02:15)
The host plays an improvised piece, prompting William to share his thoughts and feelings about it.

Chekhov's Influence (00:03:20)
William connects the music to his readings of Chekhov, reflecting on themes of tragedy and whimsy.

Musical Conversations (00:04:04)
The discussion shifts to how musical improvisation can mirror conversation dynamics.

Storytelling Through Music (00:04:48)
The host invites William to tell a story that will inspire a musical soundtrack.

Patrick's Story (00:05:34)
William recounts his first day as a carer and his overwhelming experience with a patient named Patrick.

Patrick's Poetry (00:06:44)
William describes how Patrick recited poetry, revealing a profound connection and transformation.

Recording Patrick's Poetry (00:07:47)
William shares his efforts to help Patrick record his poetry before his passing.

Ep47 2 Worlds, Fame, Film and TV composition - Myles McLeod

Épisode 47

jeudi 13 février 2025 • Durée 25:48

Film and TV composer (Sky Arts Amazon Prime) Myles McLeod tells of his double life he leads and the sacrifices he's made to become a successful composer. He talks about working with the team on Strictly Come Dancing, hanging out with the pet shop boys and working at the Bristol Hippodrome, as well his illusive french past.

Myle's website: https://www.mylesmcleod.co.uk/

Myle's Instagram: @myles_mcleod_music

Impropod map: https://shorturl.at/dzQUG

Impropod Instagram: @impropodpodcast

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Ep46 Experimental vocal workshops and soul songs - Bexx

Épisode 46

mardi 4 février 2025 • Durée 23:14

Experimental pop artist and vocal couch BexX, discuses his innovative vocal workshops, and performs a spontaneous electronic soundtrack with synths an a loop station. He also tells an entertaining story involving graduation and a cat, and the time he experienced his profound soul song.

BexX's Instagram: @bexx.me

BexX's website: bexx.me

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Ep45 Sound of Colour, Music & Synaesthesia - Maike Preissing

Épisode 45

mardi 28 janvier 2025 • Durée 28:00

Psychologist and synaesthesia artist Maike Preissing gives some fascinating insight into how she sees the world with synaesthesia including seeing music as colours in her mind’s eye. Maike and Luke discuss their connections to music, and she tells the story of telling the class about that she has synaesthesia when she was a child, as well as a more recent story of her trip to Norway, and how the smell of raw fish looks, all with a unique soundtrack from Luke.

Maike's Instagram: @maikepreissing

Maike's Website: https://www.maikepreissing.com/

Maik's Podcast on Spotify: Let's Talk Synaesthesia

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