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Begun.

Begun0:00/1042.99102040816321× (Transcript) Hello there everyone. We have received another question. Uh, I am, I just finished writing a thing and I'm about to tomorrow start writing a thing and editing a thing at the same time. It's gonna be very busy, and so

Believe

Skiing, lasagne, and the danger of sharing your work.

Dialogue

So I was asked the other day to talk a little bit more about how I write dialogue and so I'm going to attempt to do that. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be disappointing, but we'll see.

Giants

All of us, urchins, on the quiet battlefield.

Wrong

Why do I like this thing? Why do I believe this is the way? Is it something that I've decided for myself?

Fringes

Podcast version here! Fringes0:00/1040.2081× Transcript: Hi, my name is Joe, and I work in an underappreciated medium. Is this the support group? We're into our 5th year doing Midnight Burger. And Finlay and I are very proud of the little community that's formed

The Shadow

In the audience, there's another audience, a shadow audience.

Now.

One last thought on the last day.

Rigor

Rigor0:00/477.3093877551021× Listen in your podcast app. So there's a whole lot of takes out there about AI art. A lot of them are really brilliant and really make you feel better about being a creator amidst this, you know, tide of total garbage. But there

Werewolf Cop

Werewolf Cop0:00/446.119183673469371× You can now subscribe in your podcasting app! Transcript: So I was asked by someone to read the first few pages of their audio drama, and it had the problem that you may recognize as "Blade Runner Theatrical Release Syndrome," AKA "You

Messy living room in the morning.

Boring Writers

Boring Writers0:00/480.26122448979591× Transcript: In the Paris Review right now, there's an interview with Elliot Weinberger. Elliot Weinberger is an essayist. Uh, he is kind of the master of the impersonal essay, so his essays throughout the years have never been in the first person. They&

Theo the cat in the sunlight

These Things We Create are Living Things

These Things We Create0:00/391.1053061224491× Transcript: These Things We Create are Living Things So I am recording this on the day of the release of the first episode of Season Five of Midnight Burger. It's always an interesting day. It's a day full of

Patience and Time, Unfortunately

Patience and Time, Unfortunately

Patience and Time Unfortunately0:00/397.06122448979591× Transcript: Okay, so this next bit is a little, uh, you know, podcaster inside baseball. So bear with me about a year ago, I guess because we had been doing this for so long, we suddenly became people that others would ask advice

The Acorns, not The Valley.

The Acorns, not The Valley.

The Acorns Not the Valley0:00/335.07265306122451× Transcript: So I'm at the, uh, beginning of season five right now of Midnight Burger. Uh, for those of you who don't know, I don't write everything first. And then we do the show. I get

eggs in the fridge

Chickens

Chickens0:00/366.550204081632671× Transcript So the other day in his newsletter, Adam Mastoianni kind of went off and he wrote 28 slightly rude notes on writing. So it's this list of things and there's one that really cracked me up and I wanted to talk

This Plus This

This Plus This0:00/349.074285714285741× Transcript... So I was talking to someone the other day about the fear of being compared to other artists, how they're scared to start on a project because they're afraid that it's too similar to this other thing

Dawn Patrol 8.16.25

Dawn Patrol 8.16.25

DP 8.16.250:00/574.32816326530611× You may not think it when you look up in the night sky these days, but just recently the night sky has descended into chaos. It all started with the James Webb telescope. A telescope that is currently floating in a perfect balance

Hope Vision Repeat

Hope Vision Repeat

HopeVisionRepeat0:00/372.950204081632651× So, because my creative life has become my entire life and because this creative life doesn't involve some other sort of organization, it's all just me and business Goose media. My life now consists completely of my house, and considering the fact

Dawn Patrol 5.9.25

Dawn Patrol 5.9.25

Dawn Patrol 5.9.250:00/384.31346938775511× Scientific American really messes with you mind sometimes: Thirty Earths could fit into the distance between our planet and the moon. It would take 170 years to drive to the sun from Earth on an imaginary highway. Pluto is 30 times farther;