Fiction and Copy Decoded

In this episode I talk about the 13th season of American Idol and a prompt about a normally calm friend. If you're creative or like to brainstorm, break out your recording device of choice for this one.

In this episode I chat about using the end of the TV season (not as applicable now but stick with it) to power writing, marketing, and other creative endeavors (no screenwriting experience required).

In this episode I chat about what I learned about people and perspective from a movie called Into the Spiderverse, and a hilarious reason why most of what I mention could be totally wrong.

In this episode, I chat a bit about life, the start of my blog, and how thankful I am for people who listen to and read my content (which if you can read or hear this, includes you).

Thank you, and onward.

In this episode I chat about a failed prediction from years back I made for American Idol, as well as reflecting on changes in routine and entertainment from my own perspective, from then until now.

In this episode, I chat about describing things from a character's perspective (and analyze a couple of my examples from long, long ago). 

In this episode, I chat about a TV character from forever ago, and how you can improve your writing by watching TV (provided the basics are down pat first).

In this episode I chat about attending the concert of a symphony I was once involved with, and the business parallels that go along with it. 

In this episode I chat about writing, mowing the lawn, and what they have in common (with a bit of Star Wars discussion thrown in there).

In this episode, I chat about one of my first attempts at a writing prompt, what prompts are good for, and how you can vary them so they don't get boring.