Welcome to the seventh interlude episode of the ASCRIBEPodcast!

Wherein Daniel briefly (for a variety of reasons, like being sick and moving and whatnot) discusses his first listener submitted story (!) which was based on the phrase “It’s like a cows opinion, it doesn’t matter” (originally from Episode 6)…

The eighth episode, wherein the ASCRIBEPodcast finally enters the weird world of science fiction(!!!) to explore a story of monologues, hubris, and many, many unanswered questions…

Inspired by the phrase, “A stitch in time saves two in the bush.”

Welcome to the sixth interlude episode of the ASCRIBEPodcast!

Wherein Daniel is joined by Jessica Hagen of The Overflowing Blog for a discussion of blogging, faith, and the role identity plays in the creative process…

The seventh episode, wherein Daniel introduces the world to one of the strangest amusement parks of all time, where no one is happy, and things might not be quite as they seem…

Inspired by the phrase, “If you’re going thru Hell… don’t stop.”

Welcome to the fifth interlude of the episode of the ASCRIBEPodcast!

Wherein Daniel is joined by illustrious guest DJ/Producer/Songwriter Jeremy Whitaker, who shares his thoughts on songwriting, inspiration, honesty, and the things you learn when you spend over 400 hours working on one song…

The sixth episode, wherein Daniel writes a short story inspired by a random phrase, and discusses how such a somber story was shaped by the world’s stupidest pun…

Inspired by the phrase, “It’s like a cow’s opinion; it doesn’t matter.”

Welcome to the fourth interlude episode of the ASCRIBEPodcast!

Wherein returning guest Joe Hintz joins Daniel in a discussion of sequels…

The fifth episode, wherein Daniel writes and discusses a story about an elderly woman named Philomena Tuttle, who may or may not see dragons…

Inspired by the phrase, “I’ve always believed in six impossible things before breakfast.”

Welcome to the third interlude episode of the ASCRIBEPodcast!

Wherein our guest, Andrea Landwehr, explains what “Blackout Poetry” is (it’s not as dangerous as it sounds)…

The fourth episode, wherein Daniel puts a new twist on an old classic, and writes what just might be his best story yet as a result.

Inspired by the phrase, “Duck Tape. If the women don’t find you handsome, they will at least find you handy.”