The Wolverine Reads's Podcast

Enjoy my conversation with K.D. Carlson where we discuss Physics for Poets, writing styles, where we draw inspiration from, and higher education.

The conclusion to Kay and Brian's emotional discussion.  Is Kay sane or mad like focus William Blake?  

As we return to Kay and Brian, she continues to struggle with opening up.  Something seems off about her paper, but what is it, and how can William Blake help her out?

After returning from London academic PhD student Kay, begins to worry that her current thesis on William Blake doesn't make sense.  As she snappily banters and argues with office partner Brian regarding her academic existential crisis, she begins to reflect on why she in the track she is.  Is it really to research, remember, recite?  Please enjoy episode 1 of Physics for Poets by Colorado playwright Kristin (K.D.) Carlson.

Check out this wonderful conversation with Always With a Bang playwright Frank A. Oteri where we discuss the show, his background in playwriting, and explore deeper thoughts in how the world of theatre can move forward.

"The love you think is between us...It's a condition.  A direct result of circumstances and environment.

                                                                           -Lillian Ellingwood-

Let us continue as Caleb and Lillian struggle to understand their purgatory. Why are they here, and who allowed them to be here together?

What is it to deal with consequences of actions, when the situation has dictated those actions?  That's what playwright Frank A. Oteri dives into in this emotionally heavy play "Always With a Bang"

Interview with Playwright Collin I. Hood.  We talk inspirations, influences, and laughter.

The hilarious conclusion of Collin I. Hood's Water Cooler Talk!