15 minutes isn't a common run time for many podcasts, but it does certainly work very well here! Each topic is given plenty of explanation, examples, theories and Matt and Brian's philosophies on the subject. 15 minutes of improv knowledge, discussion and love. 5 stars.

I really did learn interesting ideas about improv just from listening to this. Interesting, quick, and great teachers.

Matt and Brian were two of my favorite teachers at Sea Tea Comedy. I listen to this show whenever I’m prepping to do some improv

A really fun podcast to listen to! Both Matt and Brian are fantastic improv teachers and are great at breaking down improv concepts. I definitely recommend this for anyone interested in improv or comedy.

Ive been improvising for a long time. Sometimes you think you know what you’re doing and maybe you do for the most part. But, this is a perfect example of revisiting the basics, why we do what we do and how to do it. I am sincerely learning. Great theoretical, short discussions. Very palatable length in an age of hour long plus podcasts. Cheers!

These two are very experienced and talented improvisers, but as you will quickly see, they each have a distinct style. Luckily, they work well together and communicate clearly. The format - 15 unscripted minutes on a discrete topic - is a little risky but I think it keeps the discussion on topic. It’s both entertaining and useful. Well done.

These guys are hilarious while being incredible teachers. I’m a better writer and performer because of them.

This is a fantastic improv podcast from two of the best minds in the world of improv. Already in the first episode I feel I have gleaned insight I will be taking into my future improving. Matt and Brian are poised to become quite possibly the most important figures in improv advice since Del Close. I look forward to the day when the high value of 15 Minutes of Game becomes so widespread that its episodes on flash drives replace the dollar as our chief unit of currency. Which I think you will agree is almost inevitable if the quality of the early content is any indicator.

Matt and Brian have such interesting and hilarious discussions on improv and you should check this out if you like comedy and performing!