Two Brothers Talkin'
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Two Brothers Talkin' episodes

  • #3 - Feedback/ Flat Society /What makes a good antagonist?

    Ajani and Keith reference their favorite movies, TV shows, and literature in an engaging discussion about what makes an effective antagonist in a story.

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    References:

    Portfolio: Beginning Composition: Volume 10 : Kimberly Adams : 9781633227934 (bookdepository.com)


    Cereus & Limnic: Behind the Book - Episode 17 - Describe the primary antagonist of the novel: Episode 17 – Describe the primary antagonist of the novel - Keith Hayden




    1 hr 7 min
  • #2 - Why we started this podcast/Job Search 2021/Can We Be Billionaires?

    Keith and Ajani introduce themselves and talk about why they started this podcast. Keith's job search leads to a discussion about applying to jobs, while Ajani charts a course to billionaire status, despite discouraging results from an online quiz.

    The brothers discuss all of the above and more in this episode!

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    1 hr 22 min
  • #1 - Fiction Writing Styles/Creative Process/What We're Working On and More!

    In this first conversation brothers Ajani Abdul-Khaliq and Keith Hayden discuss their writing styles, current projects, creative processes, and much more!

    Join, software engineer and artist, Ajani and author and teacher, Keith as they digress into digressions and fuel their respective creative minds with encouragement from each other and the world around them.

    1 hr 51 min

About Two Brothers Talkin'

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Author Keith Hayden and software engineer Ajani Abdul-Khaliq are brothers on a mission to globally inspire changemakers, creators, makers, artists, and designers by sharing their frequent catch up conversations.