
Join us, three very different types of storytellers with three very different types of personalities, as we bring each other stories of all kinds to break apart and celebrate. In every episode, we're having the best time exploring what makes a story work, why it moves us, and why we can't stop talking about it. It's not analysis. It's not review. And it's something more than just a conversation ab... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsFilm ReviewsTV & Film | |||

Robert Weinstein, our far too humble host and resident storytelling teacher has written yet another play, which was performed by the Barrow Group, and we get to talk about it, celebrate it, and accidentally tear into it.
Read the play here: https:/... more
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This episode is all about Jaclynn's only note... the only note she ever gives... ad nauseam to the point that it has (nearly) ruined friendships.
That note is "write three FULL episodes and throw them out."
This ... more
A Fish Called Wanda was supposed to be a crowd-pleasing yuck-a-minute episode about arguably the most successful comedy of all time, but with some extreme technical difficulty and very raw feelings about the morals of the 1980s not living up at all t... more
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People (meaning like tourists visiting a major city, network television sitcom comedy writers living in a major city, or people watching network television sitcoms anywhere in the US) associate improv with "whacky" "games" that... more
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Directed and co-produced by Rob Reiner and starring Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin, André the Giant, Chris Sarandon, Christopher Guest, Wallace Shawn, Peter Falk, Fred Savage, Billy Crystal and Carol Kane. Adapted by William Goldman from his novel of the same name
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Centered around the art of storytelling, this audio experience features a diverse trio of hosts exploring various narratives from film and television. Through lively discussions, they dissect notable films and series, uncovering the nuances that make stories resonate with audiences. Themes of creativity, personal anecdotes, and humor enhance the dialogue, which often blurs the lines between critique and celebration. With episodes devoted to specific films, storytelling techniques, and character dynamics, this platform engages listeners who appreciate deep exploration of cinematic experiences. Each episode also reveals how storytelling can evoke a wide range of emotions, reinforcing why stories are an essential part of human experience.
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