Guide · How-To
How-To
The practical stuff: running a smooth session, keeping momentum, and handling the moments that trip people up, from opening cold to Q&A.
How to Run a PowerPoint Karaoke Night
A step-by-step guide to hosting PPT Karaoke: what you need, how to set up the room, the rules to use, and tips that make the night unforgettable.
Read more → How-ToHow to Run an Improv Jam Night
A practical host guide for running an open improv jam: formats, handling mixed skill levels, managing energy, and what to do when a game stalls.
Read more → How-ToHow to Give Notes in Improv: A Coach's Guide
Good notes change performers. Bad notes shut them down. How to give feedback after scenes that actually sticks, and the mistakes that make notes useless.
Read more → How-ToHow to Get Into Improv as a Complete Beginner
What to expect from your first class, how to find a group, and what skills actually matter when you're just starting out. No experience required.
Read more → How-ToHow to Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking
Public speaking anxiety is real, but it's trainable. What actually causes it, why most common advice misses, and the low-stakes practice that works.
Read more → How-ToHow to Start a Presentation: The First 30 Seconds
Most speakers waste the most important moment they have. Here's what to say in the first 30 seconds of any talk to earn the audience's attention immediately.
Read more → How-ToHow to Handle Q&A Like a Pro
Q&A is where most presentations fall apart. How to stay composed, handle the questions you can't answer, and turn the scariest part of presenting into a strength.
Read more → How-ToHow to Handle Nerves Before a Presentation
Pre-presentation nerves are normal. Here's what actually helps in the minutes before you present, and what makes things worse.
Read more → How-ToHow to Think Fast: A Speaker's Guide
Thinking on your feet is a skill, not a talent. The mechanics of fast verbal thinking, and the practice methods that actually build the ability.
Read more → How-ToPowerPoint Party: How to Host One
Everyone makes a slideshow on an absurd topic and presents it to the group. Here's how to run one, what makes a good deck, and the easier way to do it without any prep.
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