Daniel Poppie overviews a brief history of science fiction before discussing the difficulty of defining science fiction and why the genre is unique.

Daniel Fehr guests to discuss his perspective on creativity. Daniel Fehr and I also discuss creating art, the publishing processes, and the different struggles that accompany trying to make something new.

Daniel Fehr guests to discuss his perspective on creativity. Daniel and Daniel Fehr also discuss creating art, the publishing processes, and the different strugles that accompany trying to make something new.

Literary analysis is a phenomenon within the artistic world that is almost always seen. This week I talk about the different ways people analyze literature, how I believe literature should be analyzed, and my journey from hating the analysis of art to not hating it as much.

Literary analysis is a phenomenon within the artistic world that is almost always seen. This week Daniel Poppie talks about the different ways people analyze literature, how he believes literature should be analyzed, and his journey from hating the analysis of art to not hating it as much.

I bring you the electrifying topic of book titles. I talk about the purpose of a title, several ways of titling books, and explore why some book titles are excellent while others are just plain awful.

Daniel Poppie brings you the electrifying topic of book titles. He talks about the purpose of a title, several ways of titling books, and explores why some book titles are excellent while others are just plain awful.

I am back alone and looking at whether photography should be classified as art, how society looks at art, and why I believe that art needs boundaries. Join as well to learn an extra-special, double-plus good, felt positive Word of the Week!

Daniel Poppie is back alone and looking at whether photography should be classified as art, how society looks at art, and why he believes that art needs boundaries. Join as well, to learn an extra-special, double-plus good, felt positive 'Word of the Week!'

Vince Jacobson guests and delves into the philosophy behind abstractions and why certain non-physical entities may need to exist apart from the temporal and physical world.