Project: Shadow

Project: Shadow

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Project: Shadow episodes

  • 650- All I want to do
    Why are you listening? No, seriously, I really want to know. I want to add more philosophical and lit theory discussions to the podcast, and I would love to know what you think about that and if you are interested in it at all. Let's chat.
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    26 min
  • 647- Anxiety and the Will to Write
    How to deal with anxiety, worry, and doubt as a creative person. We have to be honest about the dark things in the corners of our minds and how to break through to get things done.
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    27 min
  • 646- Reclaiming Fandom
    Fandom isn't just a performative act. It is something we can do alone and without speculating about future projects.
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    27 min
  • 643- Darkness is the absence of light
    If you are one of those who has heard or said that we are living in the "darkest timeline" recently, then this episode is for you. We have to fight that feeling, and on today's episode, I explain my method.
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    21 min
  • 641- Just looking for an original sin
    Wow, this is the 60th episode since moving the podcast to Anchor! So what do I want to talk about today? That nagging itch I have as a fan of fantasy fiction that I just can't find anything to scratch. What do we want now?
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    32 min

About Project: Shadow

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We understand the world through stories we tell ourselves, those others tell us, and those that entertain us, seeing ourselves in them even when they don’t contain people like us.