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@pellucid Hmmmm I scheduled the how to episode to go up after everything to try to avoid this exact problem but of course RSS is not always the most cooperative
I wanted to start with this episode because one of the things you see in the Welcome to Vanguard Estates series is that the dad doesn’t get a lot of agency. Decisions are made for him, without him. This isn’t good, but it’s true to reality often. https://t.co/pachJatODC
@LizEuclid I hear you! My goal with the story was to try and explore how things often tend to go as a way to force some of these questions. The narrative isn't supposed to paint a perfect picture.
What is it actually like living with dementia? What does it take to help someone who has it? On this week's episode we spoke with @KateSwaffer about living with dementia, and @alogcabininbk about caring for her mom. https://t.co/pachJatODC
Last week we published a big choose your own path story! This week we're starting the series of episodes that explains the real stuff that inspired that story. https://t.co/pachJatODC
Examples of compelling formats:
🧲 The Argument by @nytimes
🧲 Hot Ones by @seanseaevans
🧲 @SexTalkWMyMom
🧲 @flashforwardpod
Compelling formats stand on their own & often work across topics and mediums.
Study formats religiously & then apply what you learn to your show.
@QuickQu97238744 I'm not going to try and change your mind or anything but just FYI #yourslipisshowing is a hashtag generally used to tag and identify alt-right trolls, which I don't think is what you're trying to say here? https://t.co/M7pt9BW5kh
By 2030, 1 of every 5 people in the United States — or 20 percent of the nation's population — will be age 65 or older. Are we ready for that? This series explores the future of aging, and the choices we all might have to make sooner than later. https://t.co/IxjXmiCG1J