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Hosted by world renowned super cool dude, Hudson Ludy, "Hudson's Lame Podcast" only exists because the aforementioned Hudson Ludy guy is a total narcissist and wants people to listen to his bad ideas about art. "Hudson's Lame Podcast" is an absolute time waster and should never be listened to under any circumstances. Every week, Hudson subjects his listeners to his wacky ideas about creativity. Specifically the art of storytelling. Again, PLEASE DON'T LISTEN TO THIS PODCAST.
I don't want to write a description for this episode. All the more reason not to listen.
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"WAWAWAWAWAWAWA" That's the general sound of Hudson's voice in this episode as he discusses the Dunkin Doughnut effect, which can be described as..."The Dunning Kruger Effect is a cognitive bias that makes people believe they are smarter and more capable than they actually are. The effect is related to people’s general inaptitude to recognize their lack of ability. To learn how this comes about and what you can do to avoid it from happening to you, watch our video." Hudson would like to say that he stole that explanation from this YouTube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FGnb2lgPBA
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The more episodes I make, the less effort I put into each one. :/
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Hudson's back and better than ever despite being two days late to record. In this exciting installment, Hudson fails to string together a coherent conversation about productivity and scheduling's role in creating art. He also talks about how his left brain and right brain are a married couple. Hudson would like to personally apologize for how rambly this episode was.
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Hosted by world renowned super cool dude, Hudson Ludy, "Hudson's Lame Podcast" only exists because the aforementioned Hudson Ludy guy is a total narcissist and wants people to listen to his bad ideas about art. "Hudson's Lame Podcast" is an absolute time waster and should never be listened to under any circumstances. Every week, Hudson subjects his listeners to his wacky ideas about creativity. Specifically the art of storytelling. Again, PLEASE DON'T LISTEN TO THIS PODCAST.
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Welcome back. In another terrible episode, Hudson discusses his epiphany moment with writing, when he finally realized how a good story is crafted...and it happened when he became a theatre kid. Hudson presents the idea that all good stories could be written as musicals. Every musical has a "core song", a number that captures the theme of any given show. In Mary Poppins it's "Feed the Birds" and in The Little Mermaid it's "Part of Your World". Fellow theatre kids may be geeking out as Hudson talks about Howard Ashman, Sunday in the Park with George, Pete's Dragon, and more!
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In this first episode of Hudson's Lame Podcast, our dearly beloved Hudson takes a critical look at the ways writers tend to structure stories. Specifically, he looks at the website TV Tropes, the book Save the Cat, and the concept of The Hero's Journey. He then asks the question "Are these structures necessary to write a good story?"
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