
Join bestselling authors Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells as they search for the perfect podcast name and talk about the weird things they love—such as food heists, the perfect popcorn salt, and whether any art can truly be perfect. Listen for commentary on movies, TV shows, books, video games, and wherever else their conversation leads them.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 245 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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With a very late recap on the Holidays, Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells are back to chat about all things during Christmas and New Years. From gifts that they have been given, that they gave, and what its like having the family back home!
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Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells discuss all the movies, games, and TV shows they didn't get the chance to watch/play last year, but really want to. Plans are made for normal movie nights, bad movie nights, and Dan rants about the French.
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Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells discuss all things adaptation. From works in the past they wish they could have done themselves, to the future of book adaptations. They also lock in their predictions for the next video game adaptations to be announce... more
Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells discuss Christmas gifts, traditions, and stories from their past. Brandon's family is full of holiday surprises, and Dan's family is shockingly normal. Join them as they reminisce on some of their favorite gifts, from ... more
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Cringey but good fun. Best by far when they’re talking about movies, adaptations and media.
I enjoy listening to these with my parents during long car drives. My dad and I love Sanderson’s books and appreciate their commentary in the podcasts.
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Dan Wells consistently speaking poorly to or about other people is a disappointing addition to an otherwise enjoyable show with the talented Brandon Sanderson.
Dang.
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A unique blend of lighthearted banter and intellectual discourse characterizes the discussions between its two hosts, who are bestselling authors. Reflecting on an array of topics, they explore the peculiarities of food, art, and popular culture, often with a humorous twist. Their conversations range from whimsical subjects like food heists to deeper discussions about what makes art 'perfect'. Additionally, they share their insights on movies and TV shows, creating an engaging atmosphere that resonates with listeners looking for both entertainment and thought-provoking content.
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Intentionally Blank launched 5 years ago and published 245 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Intentionally Blank include:
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