Improv Ambassador

Byron explores Aztec artifacts in one of the coolest museums in the world, does a RARE stand up set, and eats tacos out of a (very large) bucket. Plus: Byron’s interview with The Assembly Mexico Founder Sara De Lille about his show with Enchilada Smoothie and comedy in Mexico City. ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Website

Byron makes his television debut on a local Belize morning show, visits a giant Jesus in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and almost loses a hand feeding leaping Tarpon fish in San Pedro. He also stuffs his face with Belizean lobster burritos and Honduran street baleadas. ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Website

Byron begins his Central American tour by climbing atop Mayan temples in Tikal Guatemala, braving lighting storms and flash floods in El Zonte, El Salvador, and exploring the colorful semi-ruins of Antigua, Guatemala. He also noshes on Salvadorian pupusas and Guatemalan steak! ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Website

In Singapore, Byron explores a World War II command bunker, sees the TWO largest indoor water fountains, romps around his favorite airport, and dines at the cheapest Michelin-star restaurant in the world. Plus: Byron's interview with William Landsman and Pavan Singh of Improvanopolis. ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Website

Byron dodges trains in Hanoi, navigates King Kong waterways in Ninh Bình, and feasts on Bun Cha. Lot's of Bun Cha. Plus: Byron's interview with the Director of Rotten Grapes Improv, Lê Kim Thanh. Instagram Website

Byron lives the island life on Koh Phangan, hangs out with elephants in Chiang Mai, takes the wild road to Pai, and battles a flood at improv rehearsal. Also: Byron’s interview with the founder of Koh Phangan Improv, Christian Oronzo.

Byron is in Coron, Philippines, scuba diving to World War Two Japanese shipwrecks, traversing beautiful beaches, and swimming in pristine island lakes. He also attends an indigenous wedding in Baguio where he's suprised by the Kankanaey people's affinity for line dancing and cowboy hats. He also interviews founder of SPIT Manilla and Filipino improv legend Gabe Mercado about their two person show and comedy in the country.

Byron explores Taiwan and encounters tremendous food, explores a picturesque teahouse, and attempts to get a custom stamp made at a metal type foundry. Plus, he talks about his show with the Formosa Improv Group and interviews FIG marketing director Diana Liu!

Byron visits Seoul, South Korea and once again nearly gets stranded in the remote countryside. Along the way, he performs with Seoul City Improv and visits the DMZ! Stick around for (or I guess skip to YOU MONSTER) the end of the episode when Byron interviews James Chung of Seoul City Improv! 

Byron explores rural Japan! And ANY cute animal cafe he can find.

Byron made it across the sea to Japan and he tells tales of what it's like to be back in a country he loves after such a long time away. He also rides (sails?) with the Pirates of Tokyo Bay and sits down with founder and director Mike Staffa for a pre-show chat!

Comedian Byron Kennerly is back at it, traveling the globe and getting totally effn’ lost BUT THIS TIME, he’s bringing his many years of improvisation expertise with him. He’ll experience improv in as many countries as he can, all while learning about the culture and people who perform this unique art from all over the world. Landon Kirksey is here to help Byron navigate this new take on their old formula. Join them!

Byron and Landon talk about the stuff that makes travel easier, more efficient, or just more comfortable. From bags to headphones to gimbles. GIMBLES!

Byron ranks his top five countries among those he's visited and NO, he can't resist cheating just a little. 

Byron is still at home in LA so he's over at Landon's place to record a podcast about upcoming plans and talk about camping on the beach! 

Byron is in Los Angeles! So that means Landon tags along for the adventure in person and they record live live live at the world famous Los Angeles Farmers Market at 3rd and Fairfax. 

Byron is back in the States and to honor that we rank our favorite state nicknames. Oh yeah, and of course we talk about the worst ones too.

Byron visits Denmark and resists the call to fight crime. 

Byron goes into an ancient volcano to find Jesus. 

Byron continues his Club Tour EDM Disco Fest, mourns the King of Pop, and finds a helping hand.