Project: Shadow

Project: Shadow

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Project: Shadow episodes

  • 621- Everything was better when I was a kid
    Let's look for the real heart of nostalgia. Why do we have such a strong connection with the media we loved as kids. I have a theory, and I haven't heard anyone else take this angle on it. I am curious what you think.
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    29 min
  • 620- Aang or How I would remake The Last Airbender Movie
    A deep dive into Avatar: The Last Airbender by looking at the character of Aang and how Book 1 could have been turned into a good movie.
    This episode was inspired by Folding Ideas' video, The Last Airbender https://youtu.be/3LlMdPmtVMI
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    34 min
  • 619- Why are Conlangs important
    How do conlangs (constructed languages) give us a deeper look into the worlds we love?
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    35 min
  • 618- Dreadnought, My new Favorite Superhero
    Brian and I review Dreadnought by April Daniels the BEST superhero book we have ever read, and we have read a lot. We warn before the spoilers start. If you haven't read this book, read it.
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    1 hr 21 min
  • 617- Indentity and the search for story
    Progress update on Stone of Heaven and the challenge of writing a Trans character as someone who is figuring out their own Trans identity. This is the most personal episode I have ever done, if you know someone struggling with their gender identity, please share this with them.
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    35 min
  • 616- Pixar vs Ghibli, Narrative Approach
    A response to Karsten Runquist's video Pixar vs Ghibli https://youtu.be/KCGm0gd9ERM focusing on Kishotenketsu as a method for conceiving a story.
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    32 min
  • 615- My Avatar isn't blue, unless sad or a waterbender
    Let's talk about Avatar: The Last Airbender. This is an introduction to a new weekly series about the show that will continue every Tuesday.
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    33 min
  • 614- Narrative style, difficulty, and Slime Rancher
    How different types of narrative can alienate us and our readers. From GRR to Tolkien to Dracula, and even Slime Rancher, there are many ways to tell a story. Each one makes us feel different. Narrative style and voice has a lot to do with our experience of story.
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    36 min
  • 613- The Anatomy of Story and Story Planner
    How is your writing going? Today is an update on my writing with the ideas of kishotenketsu, John Truby, and how to use Story Planner.
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    30 min
  • 612- Sharing is Caring
    Rethinking how we interact with social media.
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    30 min

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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.