049 // Creativity in a time of crisis. | Special Guest David Imel

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sure.

And it definitely helps in moments like this, in the current state of what's happening, where you can just take on writing jobs if you need to.

And I saw that you were even posting on Twitter earlier today.

It's like, you can't really go out and shoot a whole bunch of stuff, right? Yeah.

So it's kind of like we're limited.

And I'm thinking about this too.

It's a big reason why I'm diving deep into the podcast right now, because I know it's something I can do remotely relatively easily and keep content kind of flowing.

Yeah.

And beyond that,

just...

And sorry, I think it's good if we keep talking to each other so we just stop forgetting that we're alone in all of this

too.

Yeah, absolutely.

It's awesome that you're taking advantage of us being stuck indoors to push your podcast forward.

I listened to the episode you had with Spencer Soccer a couple weeks ago when I was going upstate.

And yeah, if you could just keep pumping these things out, that'd be...

That's the plan for now.

And then even we're going to, I'm going to try to start doing some group episodes, which will probably get messy with just so many people on, but I think that's the kind of the plan of it, or we're just kind of all get crazy and just let's all vent and talk and have no real kind of cohesion to it, I guess.

Yeah.

I mean,

it's an interesting, it's an interesting thing, right? Like it.

Obviously, like during this kind of time, it can feel weird to be making content about things that in the greater scheme of things don't really matter.

Yeah, no, I've been thinking about that a

lot.