I start off talking about watching pop-punk videos on YouTube and somehow end up talking about the importance of queer representation in the media? Not sure how I got there… Also my computer makes two weird noises during recording and I react professionally and effectively.
Tonight's episode includes the descriptions of a childhood novel and a young adult webcomic, neither of which I ever made. Also my brief thoughts on the Royal Family and books.
I use a sit-com, the works of an eclectic writer/actor and a beloved fantasy novel series (with mentions of comics’ greatest superhero soap-opera, a shoddy rom-com, a German thriller and the biggest sci-fi show ever) to talk about alternate timelines and parallel universes!
In which I enthuse about beer commercials, the works of Jonathan Nolan and one of my favourite improv teams. There are tangents along the way.
Today, I celebrate Star Wars Day by not talking about Star Wars. Instead, I insist on telling you about a dream I had as a smokescreen to actually go all in on a confusing analogy about mental health! At one point I nearly call this a podcast. It’s not.
In today’s audio log (still Not A Podcast) I finally talk about improv and how I’m feeling about it suddenly not being part of my life. There is also a short tangent about music and then a larger one on documentaries where I speculate on what the hell Tiger King is about.
All about robots today. Then some YouTube recommendations. Then I start to talk about podcasts (of which this isn’t one) but instead get a bit sad about the world. But not, like, depressing. Focus on the robots.
Today I talk about the fictional apocalypses I’ve been playing to distract me from the real one, briefly paraphrase someone much smarter than me talking about racism in D&D (James Mendez Hodes) and reveal how to get me to watch any TV show. There are no Westworld spoilers in this audio log.
In this second audio log (sounds better than audio blog) I talk about recording problems and one of my favourite holidays. I then pivot masterfully to talk about Kermit the Frog. This is not a podcast.
I decided that to keep my brain alive I’m going to record some of my thoughts. Like an audio blog. Is that a thing? Anyway, here’s me rambling for 17 minutes about what I’ve been doing in Lockdown and (mainly) my confusion at chocolate adverts.