If we want people to gather in a dark room and watch Start Your Endings together we're going to have to set some money aside to fund the dang thing. 

Aaron and Steven talk about the different avenues they could take and settle on a work-intensive and risky strategy (but what else where they going to do, these boys love the grindstone.)

Aaron and Steven talk some long and mid-term goals and even manage to make one! It's an exciting day. 

Incessant creative fellow Jacob Godbey joins us to discuss recently ending his long-running podcast, Ginger on Ginger, how to know when to move on from projects, and where to focus one's time. 

You can learn more about Jacob at godbeycreative.com and reach out to us at contact@pronoiatheater.com

A rather delayed look at thoughts after the first reading of Pronoia's work-in-progress, Start Your Endings.

In the first of hopefully many interviews with non-theater artists we talk today with Riley Smith about her journey to self-publish her novel rather than go through traditional channels. It's a great talk to listen to if you're looking for inspiration to be your own amplifier. 

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The year is dead, long live the year! Aaron and Steven gather together to set goals and intentions for 2022 since it seems like its going to stick around for awhile. 

Aaron's goals: 

1. Four or more non-Aaron directors for Space Train
2. Get a hold, clean-up, and formalize our digital presence 
3. Receive 26 rejections for grants, plays festivals etc. (reach out and apply to more things.) 
4. Produce Start Your Endings (or abandon the project)
5. Film four or more video sketches. 
6. Pay off company debt. 
7. Challenge from Steven: Cancel or produce something for purely selfish reasons.  

Steven's Goals: 

1. Establish medium-to-long term goals for the company. 
2. Perform at two new venues
3. Develop classes and workshops
4. Experiment with forms
5. Finish, continue, and plan Space Train Seasons 2, 3, and 4
6. Explore teaching
7. Realize a full production
8. Host more theatrical parties
9. Pay performers for four or more productions.
10. Challenge from Aaron: Have a higher excitement gate for things you agree to, and be more decisive in what you reject. 

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Many moons ago Sandra and Aaron sat down for her to ask some burning questions about online production in general and Space Train in particular. What begins as a normal discussion about trains in space soon blossoms into a dark gazing out a window into a torrent of content and obligation which never ceases. It’s a fun time.

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Last week we spun up a whole new universe of characters in the form of Space Hospital! The process mirrored the initial creation of Space Train in many ways and since we didn’t have a podcast then we thought we’d walk you through how everyone’s favorite(?) irresponsible doctors were birthed forth!

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