I love art!
I really love GOOD art.  I have been blessed enough to travel the world often doing art that I love!  I have seen my share of great art!
Here on the RMI blog I would like to shed a little light on some talented pieces of visual work I stumbled upon the other day walking from Bannock.  Cool stuff you can see right here in the Treasure Valley. Right down town. It's amazing the talent it this awesome city.     This is the Treasure Valley baby, may as well look around and see what gems there truly are.

Whats your talent; and are you using it?

Do what you love.  And enjoy the process!

(If you have a link to other art in the city post it in the comment section)

Sean Hancock of RMI

Check out RMI's next Improv Comedy show @ Liquid JAN 12th.
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RECYCLED MINDS ANNOUNCES NEW ONLINE PODCAST.
By Tina Bentley.

THE PODCAST IS CURRENTLY FEATURED SOLELY ON THEIR WEBSITE.  http://www.recycledmindsimprov.com/pod-cast.html

In the new podcast RMI will host and interview special guests.  They will talk about upcoming events in the arts and entertainment throughout Idaho's treasure valley.  "It's something fun and accessible, that we are looking forward to", says Sean Hancock of Recycled Minds.
  "Recycled Minds is about improv comedy, but we are also about community, education and even outreach.  We would like to do our part to raise awareness to the talents and quality events that the Treasure Valley holds."

Recycled Minds is the Treasure Valley's premier long-form improv group.  They will be performing at the Grand Opening of Liquid Laughs in down town Boise on Thursday January 12 & Sunday January 15.  Shows starts at 8PM; you can RSVP here: http://liquidboise.com/event-registration/?ee=5

THIS WEEK...
TIM PAKUTKA, HEATH HARMISON, AND SEAN HANCOCK TALK ABOUT THEIR NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS AND GRAND OPENING OF LIQUID.

NEXT MONDAY'S GUEST...
OLEK SZEWCZYK


A release date for RMI' podcast to iTunes has not yet been announced .

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO PODCAST

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Do what you Love.
Love what you do.

In improv, and in life.  Our goal is to be the best we can at what we do, so our audience can be the best at what they do...and that is to listen, observe, interact, and enjoy.

It's simple.
It's Great fun.

It's life.


Why not enjoy it to the full?
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In Edinburgh Scotland
By Sean Hancock

My fellow Recycled Minds buddy, Heath Harmison, and I recently returned from Scotland during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We want to throw a BIG shout out to all of you that came and supported us, and came to our "Oh to Scotland" Fundraiser Show.  You guys helped Heath and I raise around $1000 to go.  Thank you!

After some time in front of the Edinburgh audiences we also had some down time to do white water rafting just miles from the Highlands.

We then went to Spain where we experienced something you may describe as magic.  The sunshine, Mediterranean sea and the late nights.  The warm air and soft hanging lights in the evening combined with kicking across smooth stones from the shore make it feel otherworldly.  Well, as for us Americans, it was another world.  But, there was something familiar about it, heavenly, even spiritual.

It's moments like this where you feel blessed to be doing an art form that takes you to different places, to experiencing things you would love to do.

I guess that’s a kind of goal in life: to do the things you love to do.

Of course, it almost always takes stepping outside of the norm to do so.  And, you almost always are learning new things about the world around you and about yourself.

I’m thankful for Improv as an art form and the friends I have met along the way.

I’ve discovered that when you say “yes and” in life, the results are similar to when you do it in improv. You progress the scene, you make others look better, and you end up doing something that is worth watching, worth being a part of.

And the end goal… it’s a life worth living.
It’s the kind of thing you have to look up and say, “wow, thank you.”

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Thanks to all of you who helped Comedy for a Cure raise nearly $20,000 for the Msti Kids (Mountain State Tumor institute).
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