(I put a) Stake in the Ground

An episode of the Wonderful Being podcast, hosted by Queen Mab, titled "(I put a) Stake in the Ground" was published on September 17, 2021 and runs 4 minutes.

September 17, 2021 ·4m · Wonderful Being

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Summary

I learned about the concept of "putting a stake in the ground" - or picking a date to do my show even if I don't feel ready - from director Jessica Lynn Johnson. I'm doing just that with a new show I'm writing. I'll see you (virtually) at Tucson Fringe in January (if I don't see you first on October 19 at Binge Fringe Festival). Click here for a transcription. Click here for video. 

Episode Description

I learned about the concept of "putting a stake in the ground" - or picking a date to do my show even if I don't feel ready - from director Jessica Lynn Johnson. I'm doing just that with a new show I'm writing. I'll see you (virtually) at Tucson Fringe in January (if I don't see you first on October 19 at Binge Fringe Festival). Click here for a transcription. Click here for video.

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