Prompt Queens

Lawn games and cold beer a plenty in this episode. Let the summer begin! Our prompt was "Cornhole."

We're back and loving every minute of it- including making this new episode just for you beautiful people. The prompt was "arrangement."

OK so I forgot to load this episode cuz I got distracted. YOu wanna have way to get alert? Open Flame.

So here we are writing songs to the theme "Torch Songs."

Our prompt was "magic words," and then we were off to the races. Join Hope and Emily for another episode of Prompts and songwriting as we all navigate the waters of creativity together.

Wherefore art thou, e.e. cummings? It's poetry and stuff and yes, you can blame Hope for this prompt. In Hope's defense, she was pressed for time.

We wrote songs using the prompt, e.e. cummings and personally? I think we did a great job.

With this episode we decided to write songs to the prompt, "Class you would only audit." Did you ever audit a class in college? Neither did I. But it seemed like a cool thing cool people did who just loved learning. Well, we're making up for lost time and talking about the idea of auditing classes MORE than actually auditing classes.

Can you tell there are no lyrics here? That's because we're a process-based podcast and AI will handle all the other stuff. Love,

Hope and Emily

It's us again. We're here. Emily and Hope Dunbar at your service serving up hot takes on new songs and also other stuff too. The prompt this week? "Strawberry." Enjoy. P.S. We think Thad did better this go around.

This is Hope and Emily coming at you from the jingle jangle advertising agency of your dreams.

It's the Jingles episode. Join us this time where we pick two products each and write jingles for the accounts. We're in the advertising executive suite doing our best to up our sales and land the contract.

THe prompt? A tried and true pop staple of a non-verbal song tool, of course.

Come a, come a, come a. This is my interpretation of how to represent this thing in print and I did not look up any helps or guides.

Shimmy shimmy don't worry about it. Listen in on this episode and how something so free from definition can really free up one's creativity.

You oughta know. You oughta know that we'd like a chance to respond, please. And make it rhyme and put it out there to share with all of you.

It's a response song. Listen to the source text and then respond. WE chose to respond to none other than Alanis Morissette's hit single, "You Oughta Know" from her massively successful album, "Jagged Little Pill." COunt on us to always have one toe in the 90s somehow.