Should We Care About May-December Relationships?
November 15, 2019
April returns to discuss dating, power dynamics, race and age differences in romance!
Tag: Emails and Feedback
Morality in Creativity ROUND 2: Chappelle, Skits and Comics
September 20, 2019
This week the guys discuss the return and mythology of Dave Chappelle, more racism against Asians, language, hatred, and the use of violence in media.
How Do You Translate International Pop Culture?
August 30, 2019
Kelly returns for the second in an accidental nerd duology, in which three unrepentant weebs discuss the complications of importing and exporting works of entertainment, how these cultural exports are tweaked for international sensibilities, accessibility, and even censorship. … More How Do You Translate International Pop Culture?
What Are the Needs of an Adaptation?
May 3, 2019
Comic Books, Anime Properties and Video Games all have one thing in common: Good and bad movie adaptations. In this episode, the guys discuss what adaptations require, what defines an adaptation in the first place, and where the trend of adaptations are heading for the future.
How can we Square Reality?
October 19, 2018
Problems cannot be solved until they are first acknowledged. But solutions brings many perspectives, thus creating further problems. To solve those, we must first solve the problem of those differing perspectives.
FEEDBACK for “How Do You Tell Someone They’re Racist?” and “How Do We Prevent Fan Entitlement?”
October 12, 2018
Michael Bailey gives his thoughts on the topics of making people aware of their racism and fan entitlement, as he, Harry and Don answer feedback!
FEEDBACK for “How Do Creators Avoid Stereotypes?” and “The Possibilities of Storytelling”
December 29, 2017
The year for the podcast TRULY ends with the guys going over several feedback emails concerning how to avoid writing stereotypes, avoiding the cons of the “Will they/Won’t they” romance plots, and discussing the trajectory and possibilities for the podcast in the coming weeks of 2018!
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