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Day After Day
by The Culture Clubhouse
Day After Day is a conversational podcast about life, the goals we set, the paths we take, and the long way it sometimes takes to get anywhere. We talk through personal stories, conversations, and observations about ambition, identity, and how the world you grew up in doesn’t always match the one you’re living in now.
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The Strange Comfort of Old Memories (w/ Shawna Andrews)
In episode 5 of Day After Day, I’m joined by Shauna Andrews, the creator behind My Teenage Throwback, a page bringing 2000s and early 2010s home videos back to life.We talk about what it meant to document life before everything was content, the difference between capturing moments vs. performing them, and why these old clips are resonating so deeply today. From unseen footage and fan reactions to prom nights, camcorders, and the power of the Y2K aesthetic, this conversation dives into nostalgia, memory, and the strange feeling of missing a time you may not have even experienced.Check out all of Shawna's content @myteenagethrowback on Instagram and TikTok.Timestamps0:00 - Intro 1:01 - Documenting Life2:01 - Posting on Social Media 2:50 - Favorite Clips, Videos That Won’t Be Posted 3:48 - Why People Are Drawn to the Content, Fan Response 5:20 - Reflections on the Y2K era, Prom, The Power of the Aesthetic 8:53 - Reflecting on the Past, My Retro Life11:16 - Pausing Recording 12:03 - Nostalgia for a Time You Didn’t Experience 13:17 - Future Plans, Outro
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A Life in Words (w/ Gerald Everett Jones)
In episode 4 of Day After Day, we sit down with author Gerald Everett Jones to explore the journey of becoming a writer, what shapes your voice, how your style evolves, and what it really means to leave a lasting impact through storytelling.From his early beginnings to his thoughts on reader engagement and legacy, Gerald shares honest insights into the creative process, the discipline of writing, and the long road toward mastery.Timestamps0:00 - Intro 4:52 - Journey to Becoming a Writer 11:50 - Inspiration and Writing Environment 22:09 - Evolution of Writing Style 31:40 - Reader Engagement and Impact40:35 - Legacy and Future Aspirations 44:47 - Outro
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Writing for TV, Novels, and Beyond (w/ Richard Sparks)
In episode 3 of Day After Day, we sit down with writer Richard Sparks to explore his journey from television writing to novels, gaming, and beyond. We talk about how he’s evolved as a storyteller, the realities of writing in the streaming era, and what it takes to stay creative across multiple mediums. From sketch comedy to long-form storytelling, Richard shares insights into his writing process, creative mindset, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Timestamps0:00 - Intro1:35 - The Journey From Writing to Television 5:11 - Influences and Inspirations7:00 - Evolution as a Writer8:55 - Writing Process and Mindset11:25 - Sketch Comedy in the Streaming Era14:18 - Transition to Novel Writing 18:13 - New Rock Series20:18 - Love of Gaming23:10 - Future Plans and Sequels24:57 - Writing Across Genres28:03 - Advice and Lessons Learned 35:53 - Outro
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A Life in Journalism: Newsrooms, Storytelling & Legacy (w/ Jack Maher)
In this episode of Day After Day, former journalist and author Jack Maher sits down to talk about his journey into journalism, how newsrooms have evolved over time, and the transition from reporting the news to telling deeper human stories. We also discuss the lasting impact of events like Columbine on community storytelling and how those experiences shape the way journalists approach their work. Later in the conversation, we dive into the writing of Poppy, a project rooted in family legacy, memory, and reflection. Timestamps0:00 - Intro0:25 - Journey Into Journalism5:01 - Evolution of Newsrooms 10:35 - Transition from News to Storytelling 19:37 - Impact of Columbine and Community Storytelling 22:55 - Writing ‘Poppy’: A Family Legacy 30:38 - Personal Reflections and Future Aspirations
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Playa Dust in My Soul (w/ Sarah Marshall)
Welcome to Episode 1 of Day After Day.In our debut episode, guest Sarah Marshall and I explore the origins, evolution, and cultural impact of Burning Man — from its humble beginnings to the global creative phenomenon it is today. This conversation dives into personal journeys, the writing process, and how community and creativity intersect in one of the world’s most unique artistic environments.We discuss the philosophy behind Burning Man, the meaning of its guiding principles, how the festival has changed over the years, and the deeply personal inspiration that continues to draw people back to the playa.Please check out Sarah's book, Playa Dust in My Soul, available through Amazon or the website https://www.playadustinmysoul.comTimestamps0:00 - Intro0:30 - Origins of Burning Man2:03 - 2000’s, Burning Man Journey3:29 - Writing Process 5:54 - Building Community 8:18 - The Story of Playa Dust in My Soul 11:04 - Burning Man Principles13:11 - Packing Guide15:53 - Growth of the Festival 17:50 - The Idea of Burning Man19:25 - Changes Over the Years21:27 - Inspiration, Life Connection 24:19 - Outro
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Day After Day is a conversational podcast about life, the goals we set, the paths we take, and the long way it sometimes takes to get anywhere. We talk through personal stories, conversations, and observations about ambition, identity, and how the world you grew up in doesn’t always match the one you’re living in now.
HOSTED BY
The Culture Clubhouse
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