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Articulated Illustration

Hosted by Dwane Richardson Sr. · education · EN-US

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Articulated Illustration is a perspective-driven podcast about life, discipline, purpose, and personal growth. Hosted by Dwane Richardson Sr. , each episode breaks down everyday struggles, internal battles, and defining moments—helping you see familiar situations from unexpected angles. Through honest reflection and thoughtful storytelling, this podcast focuses on clarity over hype and progress over perfection. Whether you’re rebuilding, refocusing, or simply trying to move forward with intention, Articulated Illustration is designed to help you think deeper, stay grounded, and do what’s absolutely necessary—every day. This podcast is sponsored by me. And if you want to invest in purpose… let’s make it happen.

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What is Articulated Illustration about?

Articulated Illustration is a perspective-driven podcast about life, discipline, purpose, and personal growth. Hosted by Dwane Richardson Sr., each episode breaks down everyday struggles, internal battles, and defining moments, helping you see familiar situations from unexpected angles. Through honest reflection and thoughtful storytelling, this podcast focuses on clarity over hype and progress over perfection.

Who hosts Articulated Illustration?

Articulated Illustration is hosted by Dwane Richardson Sr.. The show has published 58 episodes to date.

What has Articulated Illustration covered recently?

Recent episodes include "WORDS WE NEVER QUESTIONED:SAVED BT THE BELL" (29 October 2026, 6 minutes), "YOU HAVE HORSEPOWER SO WHY WONT YOU MOVE" (26 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION:BREAK A LEG" (22 October 2026, 8 minutes).

How often does Articulated Illustration publish?

Articulated Illustration publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 58 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Articulated Illustration?

Booking probability for Articulated Illustration is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Articulated Illustration requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Articulated Illustration's contact route on record: public web form.

About the host

Dwane Richardson Sr. hosts Articulated Illustration, an education podcast with 58 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTIONED :SAVED BT THE BELL

    Oct 29, 20266 min

    Send us Fan Mail SAVED BY THE BELL | Words We Never Question You've heard the expression "saved by the bell" countless times. But where did it actually come from? Was it inspired by a boxer escaping defeat? A mysterious...

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    YOU HAVE HORSEPOWER SO WHY WONT YOU MOVE

    Oct 26, 202620 min

    Send us Fan Mail You Have the Horsepower. So Why Won’t You Move? What if the thing holding you back isn't a lack of ability, resources, or preparation—but a warning you've been trusting without questioning? In this...

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION:BREAK A LEG

    Oct 22, 20268 min

    Send us Fan Mail BREAK A LEG — WHY DO WE SAY IT? Imagine walking backstage before the biggest performance of your life, and someone looks you in the eye and says, “Break a leg!” Wait a minute. What did I do to you...

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION: BREAK A LEG

    Oct 22, 20268 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why would anyone wish someone a broken leg before a performance? In theater, “break a leg” means good luck. But how did an expression that sounds so unlucky become a tradition of encouragement? In this...

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    WHY YOU CAN'T STOP FIGHTING BATTLES THAT ARE ALREADY OVER

    Oct 19, 202617 min

    Send us Fan Mail THE WAR IS OVER. WHY ARE YOU STILL FIGHTING? Still stuck in survival mode long after the danger is gone? You survived the betrayal. You survived the heartbreak. You made it through the difficult season...

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    Why You Can't Stop Fighting Battles That Are Already Over

    Oct 19, 202617 min

    Send us Fan Mail THE WAR IS OVER. WHY ARE YOU STILL FIGHTING? Why can't you stop fighting battles that are already over? If you've been living in survival mode after betrayal, heartbreak, rejection, or years of...

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    Bite the Bullet: Was the Famous Origin Story Wrong? | Ep. 4 (Video)

    Oct 15, 20268 min

    Send us Fan Mail Bite the Bullet: Was the Famous Origin Story Wrong? | Ep. 4 (Video) What if the story behind "bite the bullet" isn't the one you've always heard? For years, the expression has been associated with...

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION: BITE THE BULLET: AUDIO

    Oct 15, 20268 min

    Send us Fan Mail Bite the Bullet: The Surprising History Behind the Phrase | Ep. 4 (Audio) We've all heard someone say, "Just bite the bullet." But where did that expression actually come from? The familiar story...

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    Words We Never Question: Blood, Sweat, and Tears | The Churchill Connection

    Oct 13, 20266 min

    Send us Fan Mail Where did the phrase “blood, sweat, and tears” come from? Most people associate it with Winston Churchill, but the expression has a history that stretches back long before his famous wartime speech. In...

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    Words We Never Question: Beating Around The Bush

    Oct 12, 20266 min

    Send us Fan Mail Ever wonder where the phrase “beating around the bush” came from? We use it when someone avoids getting straight to the point, but its history may surprise you. In this episode of Words We Never...

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    The Undertow: What Keeps Pulling You Back?

    Oct 12, 202611 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why is moving on from the past so hard when you’ve already left the situation? Dwane Richardson Sr. explores the memories, old habits, emotional attachments, and need for approval that can keep pulling...

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    Words We Never Question: Blood Sweat And Tears

    Oct 8, 20266 min

    Send us Fan Mail “I put my blood, sweat, and tears into this.” We know what it means: hard work, sacrifice, struggle, and giving something everything you've got. But did the phrase really begin with Winston Churchill...

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    You Look Fine. You’re Not.

    Oct 5, 202616 min

    Send us Fan Mail You can still show up, handle your responsibilities, laugh, work, and take care of everybody else — and still not be okay. In “You Look Fine. You’re Not.”, Dwane Richardson Sr. explores what happens...

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION:BEATING AROUND THE BUSH

    Oct 1, 20266 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why do we tell somebody to “stop beating around the bush” when we want them to get straight to the point? It’s one of those phrases we use without thinking twice about where it came from. In this...

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    YOU DID THE WORK

    Sep 28, 202617 min

    Send us Fan Mail You showed up. You made the sacrifices. You stayed disciplined. So where’s the result? In this episode of Articulated Illustration, Dwane Richardson Sr. talks directly to the person who has been doing...

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION: RAINING CATS AND DOGS

    Sep 24, 20267 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why do we say “it’s raining cats and dogs”? It’s one of those phrases most of us have heard our entire lives, but very few people ever stop to question where it came from. In the first episode of Words...

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    WORDS WE NEVER QUESTION :RAINING CATS AND DOGS

    Sep 23, 20267 min

    Send us Fan Mail Why do we say “it’s raining cats and dogs”? It’s one of those phrases most of us have heard our entire lives, but very few people ever stop to question where it came from. In the first episode of Words...

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    Tired Of Being Strong

    Sep 22, 202619 min

    Send us Fan Mail Absolutely. Here’s the Buzzsprout VIDEO description for Tired of Being Strong? in copy-and-paste form: Tired of Being Strong? Everybody knows the person who always seems to have it together. The...

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    TIRED OF BEING STRONG

    Sep 21, 202619 min

    Send us Fan Mail Everybody depends on you. The family. The job. The bills. The decisions. The problems. The people who need support. But who checks on the person carrying all of that? In this episode of Articulated...

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    Everybody’s Moving Except You

    Sep 17, 202611 min

    Send us Fan Mail Have you ever looked around and felt like everyone else is making progress while you’re standing still? New jobs. New houses. New relationships. New opportunities. And after watching everybody else move...

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