Angie Wakeman: the joy of clowning around in life (#49)

<p>1:33 - being present rather than prepared.  </p><p>4:26 - the moments that happen when we're present.  </p><p>6:04 - being in the moment allows you to interact with your audience.  </p><p>7:56 - does the costume help to lower inhibitions?  </p><p>9:43 - curiosity, empathy and naivete.  </p><p>11:28 - training yourself to see as if it was your first time seeing.  </p><p>14:00 - how did clowning start for Angie?  </p><p>16:23 - clowning is vulnerable and authentic.  </p><p>24:10 - how Angie's previous careers helped with clowning.  </p><p>27:31 - clowning in the corporate environment.  </p><p>32:10 - you are more than the role you perform.  </p><p>34:23 - the value of staying in the mess.  </p><p>36:50 - those moments of stuck aren't real.  </p><p>38:32 - making the time and space to play.  </p><p>39:53 - status games.  </p><p>45:23 - clowns play, they don't act.  </p><p>46:22 - overthinking makes us perform worse.  </p><p>48:18 - the role of the court jester.  </p><p>51:22 - how the class transforms through clowning.  </p><p>56:51 - we connect through our imperfections.  </p><p>1:00:02 - connect with Angie.  </p><p>You can find more detailed show notes with links to references at: <a href="https://candourpodcast.com/angie-wakeman/" target="_blank">https://candourpodcast.com/angie-wakeman/</a></p>