On this weeks theatrical episode, we look at the piece "Curtain Fall" and how goodbyes can sudden. Tim talks about superheroes that are even more made up than usual, and Caleb is obsessed with a recent movie. Keep creating. Keep listening. Keep being inspired.

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Sentinels of the Multiverse

Obsession

On this weeks episode, we almost talk too much about the piece "Too Much" and how to strike the balance between form and function. Tim discusses his love of dance, and Caleb is Inspired by horrifying fish. Dive in with us this week, and Keep creating. Keep listening. Keep being inspired.

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Dredge

Lindy Hop

Dredge art style that Tim and Caleb couldn't remember

On this weeks episode, we have a guest poet, Avery Valenciano! We dive into two, that's right two, of her pieces. She brings up the power of loss and the power of a cry. We talk about how format and visual structure bring additional power to poetry. Tim learns he is wrong, and Caleb is forced to ask better questions.

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Liturgy for an Ugly Cry

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Rowan Williams

J.R.R. Tolkien

This week, we dive into the piece that started it all, "Icarus and Sisyphus", and how to avoid resigning yourself to absurdity and delusion when faced with a depressing world. Tim talks about watching people watching movies, and Caleb is inspired by hot air and cold water.

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3 Idiots

Door County

This week we take a look at the piece "What Now" and how you progress after crushing defeat. Tim finds inspiration in creative risk taking and drugs (that he took under the advise of medical professionals for a surgery). Caleb seeks comfort in helping his fellow human. Keep creating. Keep listening. Keep being inspired. Don't do drugs.

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The D.A.R.E. Program

Eddy Burback's YouTube Page

We made it to Episode 10! This week, we dive into Tim's favorite piece "Jazz and Orchestra", and Caleb comes bearing a gift. Tim talks about a movie that contains an emotional fly, and Caleb loves things that explode. Follow along with what we are cooking up. Keep creating. Keep listening. Keep being inspired.

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Eega

The absolute insane YouTube video Tim mentioned

What do you get when Tim records in his office, and Caleb learns that his mic has been backwards for several episodes? Much better audio quality...apparently. We discuss how noise and chaos can bring us peace in the poem "Comfort Like Thunder". Tim brings up old movies and how tropes can be made into something new. Caleb is inspired by friends and crafting stories together. Enjoy the company of good friends and bad movies.

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Mom Can't Cook

Talking Hallmark

This week we dive into the short story "Altar of Self" and the true price of absolute personal freedom. Caleb describes how to paint pictures of the absurd and diabolical for a scene. Tim brings up his pet peeves and talks about impact versus intent. Caleb discuses how pride leads to downfalls in business and in your personal life. Never be the smartest person in a room, and enjoy the birds in the background of Tim's audio.

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Epic: The Musical

How the Mighty Fall and The Long Subtitle that Caleb Thinks is Unnecessary

Tim and Caleb discuss their fears and nightmares, whether it is heights or failure, while reading the short story "My Dreams are Not for Me". They dive into what it's like to keep trying when you know that failure is the only option. Caleb is inspired by music and knowing that there are better options, and Tim is inspired by knocking on the wrong door.

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Blood on the Clock Tower

Options by Cameron Whitcomb

Guards Guards

On this weeks episode, Caleb and Tim discuss the short story "Once More" and how to keep going during difficult times. Tim struggles with dialog for his book and discovers that Caleb has the same problems. Tim is inspired when things go wrong, and Caleb is happy for food and people dying.

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The Play that Goes Wrong

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Last Meals

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