Flight of the Falcon—Big Wolf on Campus (Transcript)
OnThe transcript to the latest episode about the Danger Bay episode “Flight of the Falcon”; also Big Wolf on Campus.
Kentucky Meat Shower #27: Et In Golgotha Ego
OnKentucky Meat Shower #27 “Et In Golgotha Ego” is the conclusion of “A Prophet of His Own” arc, debuting on Kittysneezes. If you’re curious about what I mean by “arc” you can read more here. The first issue is here. The…
Escape From New York
OnHelp your writing Escape From New York! In this episode, Cassidy McCants talks to us about thriving creatively outside of NY and Los Angeles.
Escape From New York (Transcript)
OnFresh off the latest episode of Rite Gud, our Escape From New York transcript about writing in smaller cities and towns.
Kentucky Meat Shower #26: Ceaseless Tides and Uneven Development
OnKentucky Meat Shower #26 “Ceaseless Tides and Uneven Development” is the second of three issues in the “A Prophet of His Own” arc. If you are curious about what I mean by “arc”, you can read here. The first part of the trilogy is…
Kentucky Meat Shower #24: Lonesome, Alienated, and Mean: An Interpretative Essay On Appalachian Reality
OnIssue #24 of Kentucky Meat Shower is the first of three issues in the “A Prophet of His Own” arc. For more information on what I mean by arc, follow the link here. I was one year into the best ones of…
Introduction to “A Prophet of His Own”, the first Kentucky Meat Shower Arc
OnStarting tomorrow, we’ll be officially publishing the first “arc” of Kentucky Meat Shower. “A Prophet of His Own” consists of three Kentucky Meat Shower issues. The first two issues, #24 and #26, have been published on Substack, and will be publishing…
Katie and the Whale—Tintin in the Congo
OnEpisode 6, Katie and the Whale, the lifetime fish drama episode: Cosby Mysteries. Major Briggs. Elective Mutism. Iron Deficiencies. Bjossa.
Katie and the Whale—Tintin in the Congo (Transcript)
OnThe transcript for the Infinite Danger episode about Katie and the Whale.
The Glup Shitto Episode
OnWhat’s in a name? A lot, really. That’s why they’re so hard to come up with. Karlo Yeager Rodriguez joins us to talk about names.