Jason Porter, author of the novel Why Are You So Sad?, brings you a new story every week, each about two minutes in length, because who has time for anything longer than that?
When properly medicated, Jason reads a story exactly 250 words in length followed by some rambling nonsense to help you transition away from the addictive thrill nine out of fifteen listeners experience when being read to by a grown man with the voice of a tender loving wall of sentient granite. Scroll down to listen to past episodes, or even better, subscribe via your fancy phone: iTunes, GooglePlay, TuneIn, PlayerFM. You will never be alone again. Congratulations. (Read a profile on the podcast over at LitHub.)
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A lot of things happen on an airplane despite nothing actually happening on an airplane.
Time is like an uncomfortable canoe.
The future is whenever.
It’s that time of year. Take care of yourself. Remember that spiritual fulfillment is in none of the places major advertisers are telling you to look. There is nothing under the tree that is going to fill your many voids. But, you do look great in that sweater and your egg nog is, once again, out of sight.
We only have so much time and yet we mostly waste it. This podcast is also a waste of time, but under five minutes, so maybe listen while on the toilet.
An exciting episode that may or may not be an allegory about the creative process.
While we do things we start to think about other things forgetting sometimes that all the time we are absolutely nothing.
Are we robots? Are robots us? Are we us?
Love is mostly feeling fine about mostly not feeling love in the way you mostly thought you might.
There will exist a moment when we will look to something that doesn’t exist to help us figure out if and how to exist.
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