Media For the Intellectually Impoverished

Do you stream your television? Do you binge it? Well Tayler has some things to say about that. Ask him, I dare you. No really, if you see him ever in person, ask him. Listen to the episode. But also ask him in person. He'd love it. He needs more social interaction. His therapist told him he struggles with talking to strangers, but he has to work on that. So actually go up to him in person and ask him about binge culture. Put it on your phone as a reminder, but like remind yourself every day until you meet him. I'm not sure exactly how that would work, like, technology-wise. But figure it out. That's your job. That and listening to the episode right now. In fact, stop reading this and go to the actual episode. It's good. I promise. But don't take my word for it, take your own word for it. Listen to yourself. You know you want to listen to the episode. Do yourself that favor. 

Music by White Bat Audio

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Shoot the bad guys, drink the beers, warble and wobble, rinse and repeat until cool movie.

Music by White Bat Audio

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The brain boggling, mind melting, Tayler traumatizing, thought inducing puzzling that Randi brought to the table is sure to make your dumb, small brains just die. Like just shut down. Does Tayler overcome his overwhelming stupidity and pull a win out from under Randi's cheeks? Only time will tell. Time and this podcast.

Music by White Bat Audio and Emmit Fenn

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Sometimes you watch things and you really like them. And sometimes you watch them in the summer. That happened to us, so we decided to tell you about it. That's it. That's the description... (write that down)

Music by White Bat Audio

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"Screw those dorks and their single stories, I'm gonna tell a story that's actually TWO stories. Or THREE. But dang it! I don't know how to do that!"

Hi, we're Media for the Intellectually Impoverished. Has this ever been you? Trying to tell two stories or three, but you just can't get it through your stupid small brain just how to do that? Well we're here to help, with Split Storytelling. 

Split storytelling is a tool for your writing toolbelt that will allow you to tell multiple stories at the same time

"AT THE SAME TIME???!???"

At the same time. All you have to do is watch this episode and you too, can know the power of Split Storytelling.

"I watched this episode of Media for the Intellectually Impoverished and I was able to write a story that was actually TWO stories, or THREE in no time at all! WOW, it really works!!"

Hahahaha, that's right Timmy, now shut the f*ck up and go back into the closet where dirt like you belongs, you filthy b*tch.

Media for the Intellectually Impoverished is not liable for any misuse of Split Storytelling in media that is not a banger. Side effects may include, suddenly being twice as poverished-- intellectually, realizing Tayler sucks, a sudden hankering for dill pickle flavored potato chips, mild to severe dermatitis, and the awful (but probably true) suspicion that your family was replaced by an alien species with the desire to overtake the human race to create an Earth sized Golden Corral. 

Music by White Bat Audio

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Putting a character by themselves can create interesting problems for storytelling. How do you keep your audience from getting bored? How do you tell a narrative without much dialogue? How do you characterize you protagonist without people to interact with? Limitations put on yourself like this can level up your story, but how do you do it right?

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Media for the Intellectually Impoverished is a comedy driven podcast with the goal of teaching YOU, yes you, how to create positive stories and impactful media from exactly where you are at! Join us as we try to navigate content creation of our own in an environment where it's not wrong to try and fail. We want you to be able to walk out, feeling like you can do what we're doing. And know that most importantly, you should have fun while doing it.  So join us, every week, as we unravel the mysteries of story and stupidity on this intellectual journey.  

-Randi and Tayler

Representation of LGBTQ+ communities in media is few and far between when compared to the vast expanse of all media. Luckily, nowadays, the stigmas surrounding stories of the LGBTQ+ are fading. But 23 years ago, the film But I'm a Cheerleader was released to the public. And then 23 years later, we invited Sophia to talk about it. And then we did. 

Follow Sophia on Instagram @sophiacolwell, and watch her story on The Trevor Project here.

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Sometimes a piece of media ISN'T a banger. But it's important to look at someone else's media and see what not to replicate. Understand the things you can do better. And also find out how that milk got in that thermos. It's GOTTA be time travel.

Music by White Bat Audio

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