Mythology, empathy, and cartooning collide in this new episode of Audio Signals Podcast.
I mostly post about #Technology, #Society & #Cybersecurity — but by now, you probably know I’m also obsessively passionate about storytelling in every form.
So, here you go — a new episode from my Audio Signals Podcast, where I muse on #stories, #storytelling, and #storytellers.
What happens when you mix mythological gods, emotional storytelling, and a #Peanuts illustrator who teaches empathy through comic strips?
You get #Mythtickle — and you get Justin Thompson, whom I’m honored to host on the podcast for the second time!
In this latest conversation, Justin returns to talk about his original comic strip, how he teaches compassion through art, and the creative freedom (and chaos) of building your own mythological universe.
We also touch on:
• Teaching kids in Brooklyn and Tanzania
• The upcoming Peanuts version of #Clue (yes, really)
• And how his book If I Gave the World My Blanket is being adapted into a musical play for children
Watch:
https://youtu.be/9Yl4quXCkc8
Listen:
https://audiosignals.simplecast.com/episodes/drawing-from-empathy-storytelling-mythology-and-cartooning-with-mythtickle-creator-justin-thompson-audio-signals-podcast-with-marco-ciappelli
More about the show:
https://www.audiosignalspodcast.com
And if you missed our first episode together — where we explored the incredible legacy of #CharlesSchulz, the global impact of Peanuts, and Justin’s creative journey inside the Schulz Studio — here it is:
Listen:
https://audiosignals.simplecast.com/episodes/an-inside-look-at-the-peanuts-legacy-and-the-personal-journey-of-charles-shultzs-senior-artist-justin-thompson-audio-signals-podcast-with-marco-ciappelli
Watch:
https://youtu.be/2gat-uV9-Ag
From comic strips to kids’ theater, from empathy to mythology — this is storytelling at its most meaningful.
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