Creativity Cookout

Barbie was a cultural phenomenon this year. Let's explore what that means.

Were they joking? Are we judgmental? Let's discuss.

R.J. just got back from a camping trip, and boy does he have some things to tell you!

The crew discusses the possibility of aliens and how that may or may not affect their worldview.

We're not always a mature show about philosophy and pop culture. We also make poop jokes.

Some of us have books launching on FMC, and this is just the beginning!

The gang discusses the possibility of mythical creatures.

The crew discusses AI and how its potential effects on society and the human spirit.

We couldn't fit it all into one episode, so it's time for Round 2! Also, we'll be joined by CreaTV!

What happened since the last show? Barbie, A-bombs, and aliens! AI! (See what I did there? Also, there’s been a political scandal, total coincidence).

We have a lot of funny moments on Creativity Cookout. More highlight reels to come.

Join the party with talented indie creators as we discuss creating content we actually believe in, and why we do it.

The establishment wants to destroy the antihero. Learn why this once commonly used archetype is important and how to keep it alive.

Let's talk about the 200lb dude in the room. The one who society calls toxic because he likes meat and contact sports. He's your friend, and tonight we're going to prove it... with a fun-filled conversation.

There is more to the Jedi Order than you may have thought. Let's take a look at the Gray Jedi.

Creativity Cookout is a livestream where friends sit down to discuss how their faith effects their creative endeavors. Join the party Sundays 7:00pm est!

Sundays are for gathering with friends - and of course talking about worldview, writing, news, and our latest creative projects!

This show is starting to be a thing. Join the party with Luke Stone, C.S. Johnson, and yours truly as we discuss faith, creativity, and culture.

Adults generally dismiss comics as stuff for children. In this video I explain why that is a mistake and there is more at stake with comics than you may realize.