In this episode, I chat a bit more about my perspective on part of my first editing projects. 

In this episode I chat about one of the prompts I forgot to write a demonstration for, and why the premise would be bland in real life.

In this episode, you'll discover what I learned panicking about writing for the coaching industry. 

In this episode I chat about the first stage of the first manuscript I ever edited, and what that felt like way back when.

In this episode I chat about my prompt philosophy a bit, how things changed, and if they should stay the same. 

In this episode, I chat about leading my third session. My players made it to town to discover a studious doctor, a crystal that's falling apart, and a dopey druid. And I learned I need to work on my long game, improvisation, and intrigue skills.

This one is about the time I tried to debone chicken after not practicing for a while, and you can learn from it, if you're the creative type. 

In this episode, I chat about a call from the vet I wasn't expecting for a number of reasons, as well as what I learned from the experience.

This episode takes me back to a prompt about milk (and why I don't use this podcast to read my blog word for word).

Here's what I discovered about D&D, myself, my players, and a lot more after leading my second session as a DM/game master. I'll get there eventually, but I'm happy to say it wasn't as bad or rushed-feeling as my first session.