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To Media & Content Creators:
We’re thrilled that you’re looking into the personalities that make up our Humor Camp Leadership Team. Every one of us is an expert in how Humor impacts the “world” in which we teach. And we are eager to get you connected with the expert that can provide the best content and experience for your audience.
Our team is made up of Humor experts from a vast range of professions and areas of interest. Psychologists. Therapists. Educators from every level, early childhood through lifelong learners. Nurses, physicians and care providers. Clergy. Entrepreneurs and corporate leaders.
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Podcast
Co-founders Kermit Cole and Lenny Dave are interviewed by podcast host Jodi Grinwald. Not only is Jodi a core member of the Humor Camp leadership team, she is also the founder of the Today is the Day Changemakers platform and International Forum.
Along with Michael Gershe (another creative force on the Humor Camp leadership team), this in-depth conversation explores the difference between comedy and humor, and why that distinction matters more than most people realize. It gets to the heart of the matter; why Kermit and Lenny created Humor Camp in the first place.
Podcast
Humor Camp co-founders Kermit Cole and Lenny Dave are interviewed by “Bridging the Gap” podcast host David Coleman. Bridges are built to provide safe passage over an obstacle without blocking the way. With that in mind, Kermit, Lenny and David discuss the difference between Humor and Comedy… and how Humor can serve a role in creating that essential bridge from a place of disconnection, a place of discomfort to a place of comfort, a place of greater understanding and genuine human connection.
Podcast
Humor Camp co-founder Kermit Cole is interviewed by Mad in America’s Bob Whitaker. They discuss how humor critically factors into creating a shared experience that is helpful to the healing process. Kermit, having practiced dialogically inspired therapy with clients and having worked with people in psychotic states, has witnessed humor’s role in opening the door, in establishing the essential human connection. And, in many ways, Humor Camp brings Kermit back full circle to his work as a film director, early in his professional career.
