A profile on Sue Dillon (aka Sarah Soda) showing how viral prank-call videos became a repeatable creative strategy — balancing spontaneity with intent to build audience loyalty and press traction.
“I treat chaos like a sketch — set the beat, then let the absurdity land.”
A greatest-hits reel of mayhem — proof that well-timed absurdity translates into huge reach (and lots of confused strangers).
Sue Dillon's improv appearance on Trailer Tales with iconic professional comics Chelcie Lynn, Libbie Higgins, and Jeremiah Watkins.
A gloriously absurd origin story: how Sue Dillon and Dave Gunther’s offbeat relationship ignited in a gas station and turned into comedic gold.
Long-form laughs with actionable takeaways — why a single prank can spark cultural moments and what creators should do when it happens.
Sue’s segment begins at 08:15 and ends at 34:50. She performs some prank calls for The Sesh Podcast!
Interview-style profile covering Sue’s early career, content process, and how deliberately ridiculous concepts drive shareability and brand differentiation.“Ridiculousness is just focus with good timing.”
