Counting Your Steps with Timothy Liu

An episode of the Our Professors Are Actually Cool podcast, hosted by Our Professors Are Actually Cool, titled "Counting Your Steps with Timothy Liu" was published on September 11, 2025 and runs 102 minutes.

September 11, 2025 ·102m · Our Professors Are Actually Cool

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Welcome to the first episode of season 3!Today, we talked with Timothy Liu, a professor of Creative Writing here at New Paltz. We discussed everything from his marathon training to writing practices. We hope you enjoy it!A big thanks to Dylan Marr for making our intro and outro music!

Episode Description

Welcome to the first episode of season 3!

Today, we talked with Timothy Liu, a professor of Creative Writing here at New Paltz. We discussed everything from his marathon training to writing practices. We hope you enjoy it!

A big thanks to Dylan Marr for making our intro and outro music!

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