Podcast Guesting on The Soul Glo Project

My soul was all a'glow talking to the lovely ladies on this podcast about making a living through improvisation in Western Massachusetts. 

Oh, and I totally won Two Truths and a Lie.

Take a listen here: The Soul Glo Project.

Radio: Comedians of the Pioneer Valley

I got to sub on The Bill Newman Show on WHMP (Northampton, MA) today, and I invited three other funny ladies - Laura Patrick, Kim DeShields, and Jess Miller - and a whipsmart professor to talk about comedy in the Pioneer Valley. Then we did the Hot Mess Guess game show, in which Professor Kirsten Leng of UMass (Amherst) quizzed us about women in comedy. How did we fare? Listen and see.

I mean, hear. Listen and hear.

The Bill Newman Show The Arty Party Hour with Pam Victor (Sept. 27, 2015)

Writing The TJ & Dave Book (#6): Radio Interview with TJ and Pam

Here's a short radio interview that TJ and I did on The Bill Newman Show on WHMP (Northampton, MA) about writing 

"Improvisation at the Speed of Life: The TJ & Dave Book."

Listen here. (It starts at the 25 min. mark.)

Like we said in the interview, 

you can buy the book by calling up your local bookstore and ordering it, 

buying it online, 

picking it up in Chicago at the iO Theater box office

or getting it in Greenfield, MA at The Happier Valley Comedy show.

The "Can I Make a Living Doing What I Love?" Experiment (#19: A Radio Interview on WRSI)

by Pam Victor

[The "Can I Make a Living Doing What I Love?" Experiment is my one-year challenge to make a living through creative pursuits. Read all the updates here.]

 For those of you who would rather listen than read, click here is a six minute interview update of the Experiment with Monte Belmonte of WRSI (91.9 The River). 

And click here for an interview about my Zen of Improv Comedy and Mindfulness Through Laughter classes on The Bill Newman Show on WHMP.

For those of you who would rather read than listen, sit tight. I'll be with you soon.

If you're interested in checking out the Zen of Improv Comedy or Mindfulness Through Laughter classes, click here.

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Read all the installments in 
The "Can I Make a Living Doing What I Love?" Experiment 
here.

Or maybe you're into improv? Take a peek at
The Zen of Improv series
and
Geeking Out with... interviews

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Pam Victor is the founding member of The Ha-Ha’s, and she produces The Happier Valley Comedy Show in western Massachusetts. Pam performs  "Geeking Out with: The TALK SHOW," a live version of the written Geeking Out with... interview series, at comedy festivals throughout the land. Pam writes mostly humorous, mostly true essays and reviews of books, movies, and tea on her blog, "My Nephew is a Poodle." Along with TJ Jagodowski and David Pasquesi, Pam is the co-author of "Improvisation at the Speed of Life: The TJ & Dave Book" which is due out in Spring, 2015. Read all her nonsense at www.pamvictor.com. 

Quick radio segment on The Nine O'Clock Show with Bill Newman (WHMP)

I love to do radio. Really, I do. The only reason I'd eagerly wake up early would be to go down to the station to make happy noises on the radio with Bill Newman and Monte Belmonte. 

Listen here for the super quick segment promoting The Happier Valley Comedy Show at the 46:00 mark. 

Radio Interview on WHMP (2011)

On December 28, 2011, my comedy partner, Laura Patrick, and I were interviewed about The Ha-Ha's and our participation in First Night Northampton on the 9 O'Clock Show with Bill Newman. We're the second interview in. 

LISTEN HERE.

The Geeks Come Out of the Woodwork

Amazing how many people heard my name mentioned on NPR's Marketplace this week! I just happen to be waiting for a train on Monday morning at Grand Central station when the interviewer approached me and asked for my views on the economy. I assured her that I don't have anything significant to say. Perhaps you agree.

The clip is at 6 min. 50 seconds in the link below:

It's the economy, stoopid.

"Valley Story" radio piece WRSI 93.9

In 2006, I wrote this little heartfelt tribute to homeschooling in the Pioneer Valley as a contribution for "Valley Stories" on WRSI 93.9 (Northampton, MA.) The wildly talent Kelsey Flynn is the reader.

VALLEY STORIES: HOMESCHOOLING IN THE PIONEER VALLEY