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Podcast - Episode 1

Okay, here is our first attempt at starting a Patreon Only Podcast! 

I really need your help coming up with a better name for it though... anyway. 

Special thanks to Austin Shurtliff for helping me get this started. It's because of his effort that this is even happening. 

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Craig Blackman

I would love to just hear each of you talk about some of your favorite indie comic projects or artists and why you like them. Even just some of the big company comics that you appreciate current or past offerings (Marvel/DC/Image/Dark Horse/Valiant etc.

Fitzfactor

Stories might not change the world, but stories can change people, and people change the world.

Fitzfactor

Thanks for the podcast! Was great to listen to. Looking forward to more :)

Michael Regina

Excited to check out the new podcast!

Sh it Art Collection

Your podcast can be called JB Podcast or pencil talk or concepts of art or art bible 🤷

T

How about "Enlightened Conversations"?

Jason Brubaker

I woke up the other day with the name stuck in my head “Kiss my Ears” haha. It might work for the title of this podcast. :)

Kyle Prometheus

The 'Coffee Cast?' ;). (Coffee table books...sold in a...Cafe Cast...*Muses. Creators, Friends and Customers chatting about comics with a cup of coffee...at Jason's Cafe Cast. Some brand building. :D )

Aaron Olson

Using CTC in the title, or *as* the title, would make sense. But, the “Jason Brubaker Podcast,” or a derivative of that would likely work as well.

acuerdox

I believe "the word" in the original Greek was "logos", that means something like reason or intelligence, word, speech, or mind? it's complicated.

Ben Bernard-Smith

What about 'reMind Me Why I'm Creative' or Coffee Table Comics Podcast season 4 or whatever number you're on now?

Jheanelle Vassell

I appreciate the context of this discussion. Some people will scoff at the so-called moral high ground, but how can you pull someone up and out of---if you're not on higher ground?