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Dec 9, 2025 44 min

TEDP S3 E 5: Tracy Bevan

from The Expertly Done Podcast

Professor Sally Twinkle (improvised by Tracy Bevan) opens up to Winfred Ultimatum-Jones about the intricacies of the 'lanyard'. It is a must-listen-at-some-point interview that gives an unrivalled insight into the 'lanyard' via Die Hard, big families, Apollo 11, Lincoln, turtles, prison and Spain. Also, listen to Ultimatum-Jones struggle to say 'lanyard' throughout the interview. Useful links to where Tracy improvs and performs include: Chester Improv Society (CHIMPS) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Chester-Improv-Society-Chimps Chester Improv Society (CHIMPS) Instagram: @chesterimprovsocietychimps CHIMPS runs an improv drop-in every other Tuesday at Hoole Community Centre (usually in the little library!). It's great fun, informal and joyous! When she is not being silly with improv, Tracy is a coaching psychologist. You can discover her work here: Positive Being Coaching https://www.positivebeing.co.uk/ Healthy Minds Matter https://healthymindsmatter.co.uk/ This episode was recorded at the Hoole Community Centre in Chester, which is an amazing community resource with loads going on: https://www.hoolecommunitycentre.org.uk/ Episodes drop on a Tuesday, so please come back and listen. If you’d like to be an expert on The Expertly Done Podcast then contact Ultimatum-Jones by emailing [email protected]. Doesn’t matter how long you’ve been improvising for!

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