Sidewalk Confessionals

Caleb and I talk about our trip to Denali National Park all the time, and when i had the idea to turn that into a podcast episode, it was a no brainer. That trip was truly amazing, and I won’t soon forget the sense of surrealism it instilled within me. Denali, and Alaska in general, is a wonderful place to visit, and I hope that everyone gets the chance to experience the shear beauty we experienced in Denali.

This one’s kinda quick and dirty, gonna be honest. It’s a list of things I think everyone should know about, or how to do. Please don’t forget to hop over to Youtube and add your suggestions to the comments section; I’d love to hear what y’all have to contribute.

Hunter and Dylan are two of my oldest and closest friends, and some of the only people i know who share my eclectic collection of interests. Hunter is an excellent Dungeon Master, and his interests and hobbies range from animal husbandry to diving and war strategy. Dylan is an aspiring vegetable farmer and a certified bee keeper, who’s hobbies include costume making, brewing mead, and gaming.

Today we’re joined by my brother Ryen to talk about a skill that we believe everyone should know: hot to cook, or more specifically, how to cook an egg. Yes, the humble egg, who’s protein rich white and fatty yolk make it a perfect option for adding viscosity to soups and salad dressings, giving body to cakes and cookies, and pair perfectly with breadcrumbs to bind grandma’s meatloaf into, well, a loaf. But it can be, and often is, enjoyed solitarily, needing nothing more that some butter, a pan, and a bit of patience to yield a delicious meal.

In this confession, we’re taking a trip down memory lane, and recalling 20 things that make each of us nostalgic. Caleb talks a bit about his strict religious upbringing, and I reveal a truth about my love interests. This is also the first tine we’ve recorded outside the studio, so please forgive the noise from the highway.

Hey guys, thanks for waiting patiently for part two pf this week’s confession (even though you didn’t really have a choice). We’re picking back up right where er left off last week, so if you haven’t listened to last week’s part…well, at least you’re in the right place. I mean, honestly, how listens to “part two” before “part one” of anything; anyway, as always we hope you enjoy. Happy listening.

We kinda over-did it for our 10th confession, but I think you’ll learn to forgive us. This week we’re talking Dungeons and Dragons; the fantasy roll-playing game created in the 80’s that’s still capturing the imaginations of nerds like us today. We discuss the basics of the game, and sone of the meanings of terminology, but mostly we tell anecdotes of fantastical proportion. This is part one, and part two will be posted on Friday. I really hope you guys enjoy.

I’m super excited about this confession! It’s the first chapter of a book I’ve been working on for about four years. Yea, yea, I know. That’s a long time for a single chapter, but, as you’ll hear, there’s a reason. Also, I apologies for the intermittent clicking; it’s from screen-capture software running in the background.

In this confession, I read a story that I wrote about four years ago, and confess the origins of the characters therein. The narrative of this story is driven primarily by dialogue, and the reader (or listener, in this case) is left wondering why the characters were put in the described situations, in the first place.

In this Confession, Caleb and I talk about Writing. No, not like your boring high school stream of consciousness writing assignments. Proper writing; inspirational works, types of writing we like and dislike, and our personal writing styles. Also, sorry about the clicking in the background; It’s a camera shooting a time lapse.