Tie, Bow Tie, No Tie, (Andy Hilbrands, Max Leibowitz, and David Kappelhoff) talk about comma placement, their gravitation toward narrative, and how musical accompaniment can not only add songs, but also heighten your emotional choices. They talk about how much you can do in a scene if you just get the who, what and where […]
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Tie, Bow Tie, No Tie, (Andy Hilbrands, Max Leibowitz, and David Kappelhoff) talk about comma placement, their gravitation toward narrative, and how musical accompaniment can not only add songs, but also heighten your emotional choices. They talk about how much you can do in a scene if you just get the who, what and where out of the way quickly, and evaluate each others’ improv styles.
Matt does his long-standing segment Bold Bear (aka Suckadillo, aka Freedom Towers), and Philip tries a new segment, Philip’s Corner.
Also, we have to repeat numbers slowly because Max didn’t learn much about math at Carlton.
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At-Bat-Logo-300x300.jpg" alt="Next At Bat Podcast" width="300" height="300" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-1311">Tie, Bow Tie, No Tie, (Andy Hilbrands, Max Leibowitz, and David Kappelhoff) talk about comma placement, their gravitation toward narrative, and how musical accompaniment can not only add songs, but also heighten your emotional choices. They talk about how much you can do in a scene if you just get the who, what and where out of the way quickly, and evaluate each others’ improv styles.
Matt does his long-standing segment Bold Bear (aka Suckadillo, aka Freedom Towers), and Philip tries a new segment, Philip’s Corner.
Also, we have to repeat numbers slowly because Max didn’t learn much about math at Carlton.
Follow Next At Bat at facebook.com/NextAtBat
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