Statistician & Research Consultant in program evaluation. Research interests center around humor psychology, esp. relating to prejudice, well-being, & veterans.
Got to playtest @baixx062's upcoming game Publish or Perish recently & had an awesome time! Blending resource management, trivia, sabotage, and just a hint of improv, you do what academics do: publish & get citations. Two days left to back the Kickstarter! https://t.co/9fzNjAMC6X
The latest issue of "Humor - International Journal of Humor Research" is out! Some of the articles and all the book reviews are open access or publicly available. Check out more on the journal's page at @degruyter https://t.co/OnQUEpgdrT
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@ASAP_Vets Lot of great options, but I've gotta go with Craig Ferguson (@CraigyFerg). Loved him on "Late Late Show" and "Drew Carey", & if his autobiography is any indication, he's full of great insights/stories/ perspectives (if he wanted to talk; I'd settle for an hour of awkward silence)
Interesting read, thank you for sharing @NickYoussef. I can't speak to the rationale of other Arab comics, but empirical research on #PrejudicedNormTheory supports your stance on refraining from "easy" Arab humor (e.g. Ford & Ferguson 2004; Ford et al. 2014; Ford & Olah 2021).
As told to @JesseDavidFox, @NickYoussef looks back on being an open-mic comedian in Los Angeles after 9/11, and how a racist heckler shifted the way he approached his material for years https://t.co/WOrHfkSmjA
"A Christmas Carol", and I watched it because I was in a local theater program performing the play. Great movie; I must confess our child-led production failed to live up to the Muppets version.