Creativity Wasted

Creativity Wasted

By Tom WalmaComedy
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Creativity Wasted episodes

  • eHomicide (Justin Siekierka)
    Idea: A (fictional, satirical) website for connecting terminally ill people who wish to die with serial killers who wish to kill them. The goal would be to solve the problems of unwanted end-of-life suffering, and of healthy people being killed. It would be similar to an online dating website, and would help people find a compatible match based on criteria such as the method of execution, location of execution, physical attractiveness, political party, etc. Also, it would also be a great way to reduce health care costs, and the terminally ill could serve as "test dummies" for new medical devices/procedures which aren't perfected enough to permanently cure them, but could give them a short-term boost in health, in order to make them a more challenging (and therefore satisfying) kill Justin Siekierka (facebook.com/justin.siekierka ComedyShow: facebook.com/Liberty-Street-Brewing-Co-116123201742619) Sarah Wooley (facebook.com/sarah.s.wooley.7) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Broken Knuckle Studio in Waterford, MI
    22 min
  • Public Bathroom Cleanliness Inventions (Tom Walma)
    Two ideas to help make public restrooms cleaner: 1) A camera inside a bathroom stall door which is mechanically connected to the door lock. It would slide completely inside the door (so it can't see anything) when the door is locked, and align with a hole in the door to view the stall when the door is unlocked, so it can see who made a mess in the stall as they leave the stall, and 2) half-globe-shaped devices which fold down over the two halves of a horseshoe-shaped toilet seat when the toilet seat is up (kind of like those half-globe things in hair salons that fold down over people's heads). The half-globe devices would clean the toilet seat by spraying it with water and then drying it off with an air blower Sarah Wooley (facebook.com/sarah.s.wooley.7) Justin Siekierka (facebook.com/justin.siekierka ComedyShow: facebook.com/Liberty-Street-Brewing-Co-116123201742619) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Broken Knuckle Studio in Waterford, MI
    11 min
  • Poop Sponge (Sarah Wooley)
    Idea: A sponge or tampon that you insert into your butt to absorb poop, so you can conveniently remove the poop without sitting on the toilet or making any noise. Also: the "dirty tulip", hospital bedpans and how you quickly become incontinent if you don't use your rectal/bowel muscles Sarah Wooley (facebook.com/sarah.s.wooley.7) Justin Siekierka (facebook.com/justin.siekierka ComedyShow: facebook.com/Liberty-Street-Brewing-Co-116123201742619) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Broken Knuckle Studio in Waterford, MI
    11 min
  • Apple Tree Nets (Simon Carlson)
    Idea: Nets to catch apples which fall out of apple trees, so they don't land on the ground, in which case they can't legally be sold in stores. The nets could also be used to catch deer who wander into the apple orchard trying to eat the apples Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 88 Stu McCallister (twitter.com/StuMcCallister Podcast: soundcloud.com/lmnopodcast) Sal Demilio (twitter.com/SALLYD08 Podcast: https://salandbobshow.libsyn.com) Simon Carlson (twitter.com/shmimoncarlson) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    5 min
  • Breakfast Brick (Simon Carlson)
    Idea: A "fast casual" Chipotle-like restaurant for breakfast food (like a breakfast buffet, but with someone standing between you and the food, making you late for work). Or a drive-thru where the breakfast food as squeezed into a portable "breakfast brick" that you can eat in your car Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 88 Stu McCallister (twitter.com/StuMcCallister Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/lmnopodcast) Sal Demilio (twitter.com/SALLYD08 Podcast: https://salandbobshow.libsyn.com) Simon Carlson (twitter.com/shmimoncarlson) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    7 min
  • At-Home Fan Referees (Sal Demilio)
    Idea: A random sports fan watching a live game in their house is contacted via webcam or smart TV, and given the task of being the referee and making a call in the game. This'll make watching the game exciting because people get a chance to affect the game, but it might destroy your Nana's life if Nana makes a bad call and angers everyone in the community Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 88 Stu McCallister (twitter.com/StuMcCallister Podcast: soundcloud.com/lmnopodcast) Sal Demilio (twitter.com/SALLYD08 Podcast: https://salandbobshow.libsyn.com) Simon Carlson (twitter.com/shmimoncarlson) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    9 min
  • Conversations with God (Stu McCallister)
    Idea: A book detailing the author's conversations with God, where the author plays the character of a naive simpleton, and God gives him simple advise on life and how the world works. It'll have an irreverent and humorous bent, despite the misleading title, so people dying of cancer will buy the book seeking emotional comfort and instead find dick jokes Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 88 Stu McCallister (twitter.com/StuMcCallister Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/lmnopodcast) Sal Demilio (twitter.com/SALLYD08 Podcast: https://salandbobshow.libsyn.com) Simon Carlson (twitter.com/shmimoncarlson) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    11 min
  • Helper Faires (Tom Walma)
    Idea: Community events based on a theme (such as clothes, electronics, baby stuff, food, etc.) where people in the community get together to sell, donate, recycle, make, repair, customize, mentor/teach, etc., all based on that particular theme. Kind of like a flea market, recycling center, repair/customization shop, etc. all in one. The goals are to make charity and recycling more convenient and efficient, and to bring people in a community together (including people of different income levels, for example: rich people getting clothing repaired/resized at the same place that poor people receive clothing donations) Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 87 Chris Young (twitter.com/chrisyoungcomic Comedy Special Video: drybarcomedy.com/specials/chris-young-buoyant-mon) Camila Ballario (twitter.com/CamilaBallario Music Album: camilaballario.com/store) Dan Thomas (twitter.com/DanTComedy) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    14 min
  • Social Media Without A Middleman (Dan Thomas)
    A rant about Facebook and a desire to make it easier and more convenient for people to make and view custom personal web pages, instead of using a (possibly evil) corporation as a social middleman Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 87 Chris Young (twitter.com/chrisyoungcomic Comedy Special Video: drybarcomedy.com/specials/chris-young-buoyant-mon) Camila Ballario (twitter.com/CamilaBallario Music Album: camilaballario.com/store) Dan Thomas (twitter.com/DanTComedy) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    4 min
  • Immediate Movie Remakes (Dan Thomas)
    Idea: To Release multiple versions of the same movie idea at about the same time, using different visionary directors (Quentin Tarantino, Alfonso Cuarón, Wes Anderson, etc.), and giving them creative control to make their own versions of the movie Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 87 Chris Young (twitter.com/chrisyoungcomic Comedy Special Video: drybarcomedy.com/specials/chris-young-buoyant-mon) Camila Ballario (twitter.com/CamilaBallario Music Album: camilaballario.com/store) Dan Thomas (twitter.com/DanTComedy) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://podcastdetroit.com)
    3 min

About Creativity Wasted

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Brainstorming and sharing ideas is the funnest part of the creative process. We decided to skip the boring part of actually making stuff, and just do the fun part