Tips and thoughts on creativity, inspiration, and expression, to help you be the most -you- you can be.
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Signup to Generate a PitchChris's Idea Engine Podcast is hosted by Chris. The show has published 145 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fixing Hans in "Frozen"" (23 October 2026, 8 minutes), "Keeping Your Enemies Closer?" (16 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "Intentions and Road Maps (and, yes, more Malfoid)" (14 October 2026, 13 minutes).
Chris's Idea Engine Podcast publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 145 episodes.
Booking probability for Chris's Idea Engine Podcast is 41%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Chris's Idea Engine Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Chris's Idea Engine Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Chris's Idea Engine Podcast are Artists, Writers & Performers. Chris's Idea Engine Podcast has an arts audience.
Chris hosts Chris's Idea Engine Podcast, an arts podcast with 145 episodes published.
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Episode #8
Some folks object to Hans as a twist villain. What if he wasn't a villain at all? I play with that idea and see how it changes the story. By the way, tell me if I've already done this one. Support the show
Episode #7
Over become quite fond of the "enemies to unwilling allies" trope lately. Support the show
Episode #6
How does the intention of a study modification change the direction the story can go? Support the show
Episode #3
Why do I like the guy so much? From the Avengers saga's long list of likeable folks, Colson his me a certain way... But how could I express it in writing? Support the show
Episode #2
I chase the feeling I get the first time it worked out for me. But like a first kiss is not the same as a relationship, writing a story is not like being an author. Support the show
Episode #1
Sure, you can use it to prepare your story, but I've got a different use for it that may be more helpful. Support the show
Episode #4
Mentally, seeking beauty (and being open to whatever form it takes) helps you as a writer. Support the show
Episode #3
Besides exercise being good for your body, walking in particular is great for the writing brain. Support the show
What's the difference between the two? Handwriting works great for drafting ideas, and typing is great for developing the story. Support the show
Episode #1
Copying Stories should be like copying the artwork of a master. It isn't copying to claim the work, but to follow the master in their results. Like handwriting, or "do what I do" for writers. So don't be ashamed to copy...
Episode #24
Final thoughts on turning your idea into a written project. Write down everything, pick it what's important later. Practice much. Good luck. Support the show
Episode #23
When you try to turn an image in your head into a story, what are some things to consider? Support the show
Episode #22
How's are graphic novels different from written stories? Support the show
When your world is too big for one story, how do you explore it without losing focus? You make "side quests." Support the show
Thinking of your story like a video game (sometimes) can solve a lot of writer's block issues. Support the show
Episode #19
How are video games a way to tell stories? What makes them different from movies and books? Support the show
Episode #18
A few tips for turning audio stories into written stories, mostly limitations. Support the show
Episode #17
Even longer than people have written stories, they have told stories. What are some of the unspoken features of the world of audio stories? Support the show
If I'm a visual imaginer, and my stories are visual when I first conceive them, how do I turn that into words? Support the show
Episode #15
When a picture is with a thousand words, that saves a thousand words of work. Plus you can do things visually that you can't on paper. Support the show
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