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002 Paul - An Audio Wizard and Pursuer of Compassion
Paul sifts through his memories of moving to China to teach English, laughing at a bewildered train passenger, and telling someone off as a telephone operator. We learn about some of Paul's most cherished experiences, his darkest moments, and his requests of humanity.
You can find Paul at the links below:
Quest Fantastic
A DnD podcast about heroes coming out of retirement to help an old friend.
One Good Thing
A podcast exploring the redeeming qualities of really bad films.
Run//Phase
Paul's self-produced music
Produced and edited by Christian "Crispy" Pollak
Sorry, no social media for this project yet, but if anything changes in that regard, keep your eyes on this space.
However, you can send an email to:
cbco.pod@gmail.com
Intro/Outro song licensed through Musicbed
"Everything Is Just a Mess" by The Brook & The Bluff
sonder (uncountable)
- (neologism) The profound feeling of realizing that everyone, including strangers passing in the street, has a life as complex as one's own, which they are constantly living despite one's personal lack of awareness of it.
Paul sifts through his memories of moving to China to teach English, laughing at a bewildered train passenger, and telling someone off as a telephone operator. We learn about some of Paul's most cherished experiences, his darkest moments, and his requests of humanity.
You can find Paul at the links below:
Quest Fantastic
A DnD podcast about heroes coming out of retirement to help an old friend.
One Good Thing
A podcast exploring the redeeming qualities of really bad films.
Run//Phase
Paul's self-produced music
Produced and edited by Christian "Crispy" Pollak
Sorry, no social media for this project yet, but if anything changes in that regard, keep your eyes on this space.
However, you can send an email to:
cbco.pod@gmail.com
Intro/Outro song licensed through Musicbed
"Everything Is Just a Mess" by The Brook & The Bluff
sonder (uncountable)
- (neologism) The profound feeling of realizing that everyone, including strangers passing in the street, has a life as complex as one's own, which they are constantly living despite one's personal lack of awareness of it.