It's the soundtrack to our lives, baby! I revamp the format and in this episode have a nice show and tell session of what goes in and constitutes a "first pass" of music before presenting to my Music Supervisor!

I talk about almost becoming (or maybe I already am) an internet troll; the motivations behind The Book of Arius' darkest moments; and the current production workflow for the project as a whole.

Oh it's a shorter episode too so you'll probably prefer that!

And I've come back from my depression, my writer's block, and a very racist West Virginia vacation! I start to break out my latest project, what it means for all other projects, and (as always) what the big ole process is. From work management to emotional narrative development to non-boring stuff (I promise) to lots of me taking breaks....

Another day of writer's block means another new episode of the Making Sparkles podcast! In this episode I loop back around with the Triology Ultimate, I share some story time about being in my twenties, and I share a little pilot snipit I created.

I'm back from my hiatus!

In this episode I get down with "And The INFINITE", I pull about all the various iterations of a single song and how I got to where I am with it, and I ramble. But I always ramble and you love me for that! Right?

I'm baaaaack! In this episode we talk about holding auditions, saying goodbye to talent, and some new work to hear!

In this podcast episode we discuss racist grandmothers, writing track 2 for "Sparkle Pony Bear", and a bunch of ramblings that I still need to unpack in my own head. Maybe you can tell me what it means to you?

You've crafted with meticulous labor your child to a point where you go "what's next?". Whelp. In this episode I use my own examples and experiences to help break out the process of submitting your work, what's expected, and who you should be submitting to in the first place.

As always... Crispy Crispy Taco!

Hold up, Whoopi Goldberg! T.C. is in da house!

On this episode I release the final draft of "Thanks For Everything", I map out some of the tricks and ways re-created this track, and I plow through life events like a drunken Irishman designing San Francisco's city streets.

As always. Crispy crispy taco!

Marsha! Marsha! Marsha! In this episode we discuss the opening number "Thanks For Everything" and the ability to let your work go. I also bitch about actors and singers. So there's that fun time!