This week, Jon and Joe tackle the works of Shakespeare, especially wrestling Prince Hamlet to the ground. Jon airs a theory about Shakespeare's legacy on literature, and Joe talks about Interstellar. This, of course, leads to playing Rocket League with the new Steam Controller.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

What's the difference between a hero and a protagonist? It's a tough distinction, but we can tell you for sure that this episode was definitely NOT brought to you by Goodreads.com.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

Jon and Joe discuss the premier of the ninth season of Doctor Who, as well as the troubles with stories that start out strong but don't live up to their beginnings.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

A recent trip to a used bookstore has Jon thinking about parody and satire. The boys talk about parody both good and not so good, and learn that satires are real meaniepantses. That's a word, shut up.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

This week, Jon and Joe the observance of yet another (or the very first) Force Friday, and continue to explain their complicated relationship to Star Wars hype.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

After celebrating a year of Tell Don't Show, Jon and Joe talk adventure games, Lord of the Rings, and the relationships of writers to the World Wars.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

The boys make up for missing a week in record time by discussing show topics in under a minute. After that, they settle down into a review of The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro and Hector and the Search for Happiness starring Simon Pegg.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

This week, Jon's on his own and talks about a movie about Sherlock starring Gandalf. I think. Anyway, there's a teachable moment in there somewhere.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

The boys start off talking about cribbing character types from other stories. Of course, that leads into a discussion on the division between the Sciences and the Humanities, which naturally deals with plot structure. We run a tight ship here.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.

This week, Tell Don't Show tackles obsessing over media hype. They discuss how they've felt both the good and the bad sides of hype, and have learned to recognize some telling patterns. Hopefully, Tyktor's Law will do some good.

Tell Don't Show by Jon and Joe is an audio podcast that serves as an Open and Honest Discussion on Creativity. This episode features the use of licensed works, the attributions of which can be found at telldontshow.com.