Articulate with Steve McJones

"I take, like, 9,000 supplements every morning. I don't know if it's completely placebo or not, but I'm super committed to these supplements."And we're back!In the midst of a dark February, this episode was recorded while Steve was nose to the grindstone editing, and feeling the weight of it all. Will Ayers, a professional in personal training and nutrition, runs us through the box

"We got the money and the dreams..."Mbeta rejoins Articulate this week to share his experience writing the screenplay for the new Johnny series, produced by GNG Entertainment. What goes into the creation of a full length series? Blood, sweat, and hundreds of unfinished Google Docs files.Johnny premieres February 22nd, and will be available on youtube in the following weeks.Music:Ro

"Meredith you never told me your old grandpa used to be a huge piece of sh*t!"PART 1Welcome back to Articulate with Stephen Barrett - This week we have on Steve McJones to give us a deep dive on why we hate podcasters, what it takes to not be annoying, and the creativity (if any) that goes into the medium.INTERMISSION - 39:08PART 2If you can't stand yourself, you likely are in some

"From the standpoint of Zen it is no contradiction to say that artistic technique is discipline in spontaneity and spontaneity in discipline.”Does work get in the way of being creative? Does being in a committed relationship or marriage entail less time for creative endeavors? Welp, only if you let it. Whether you lack discipline or relaxation, this episode will help solve all yo

"You can't live in the desert and expect water to be cheap."STOP, WATER YOU DOING?? Listening to this episode with Delaney Ridgley about water accessibility and affordability? Oh ok, please continue.Music:Rustic Ballad by Alexander Nakarada (CreatorChords) | https://creatorchords.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (

It's not called "A Peanuts Christmas" is it?Charles Schultz and his "Peanuts" comics have a deep, melancholic history that only a true artist could craft. The cartoon soundtrack also includes soley bangers. What type of person does it take to make these lasting characters continue to reach into children's and adult's souls alike? What type of person latches on to these and applies

"A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him."What fuels you on the path to success? For some, it's fame, partners, or power. For Chickeziea, it's spite... but like in a good way. The kind of spite that keeps you from washing your butt and making soup in the same sink. Starting a business is hard, but listening to this week's epis

"Machines can do many things, but they cannot create meaning. They cannot answer these questions for us. Machines cannot tell us what we value, what choices we should make."This week we get into AI (Articulate Intelligence) within army machinery, or autonomous weapons if you will; and discuss why maybe... perhaps, possibly, they aren't super kosher for humanity. Or maybe not? But p

"Plus, you're coming at it subjectively. Sure, you don't think he's great, but maybe it's somebody's first time seeing him and they love it. Also... not to be weird but like, he created this moment. This conversation. Doesn't that count for something?"This week we explain the recent short gap in time from Articulate episodes - because we made a movie. Give us a break. And hey, enjo

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