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Malcolm Grissom

Reframing Anger Summit Presentation

When Anger Gets a Microphone: How Laughter Reframes the Four Inner Voices

October 1, 2026 - October 30, 2026

About the Presentation

Anger takes many forms. It can be loud and demanding, quietly destructive, or even disguised as logic, creativity, or righteous defiance, often going unnoticed as it influences your actions.

This isn't your typical anger management session. Expect laughter, tears, and at least one moment where you think, "I like this guy. I want to buy him lunch."

In this lively and surprisingly funny session, Applied Humor and Play Professional Malcolm Grissom introduces the Four Inner Voices — the Originator, the Challenger, the Evaluator, and the Saboteur. He explains how these voices shape how we experience, express, and handle anger. More importantly, Malcolm shows how laughter can disrupt the Saboteur, refocus on the Originator, and make emotional intelligence feel approachable and transformative.

You'll leave with a fresh perspective on anger, practical tools you'll remember, and insights that feel like years of therapy — without the price tag.

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About Malcolm Grissom

Malcolm Grissom — The Stand-up C.E.O.™ — is an award-winning actor, comedian, best-selling author, and Applied Humor and Play Professional who has spent his career proving that laughter is not the opposite of serious work. It IS the work.

As founder of The World Laughter Organization™ and a certified laughter leader with a background in positive psychology and social work, Malcolm helps individuals and organizations use humor and improv as tools for emotional intelligence, resilience, and genuine human connection. His keynotes blend storytelling, science, and just enough mischief to make the learning unforgettable.

Malcolm is also the host of The Lighten Up Project podcast, where joy, laughter, and connection lead the way.

When anger gets a microphone, Malcolm knows how to change the channel.