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The Stories of Scott D. Southard

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  • A Jane Austen Daydream
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  • February 3, 2012

    Episode 2 of The Dante Experience

    I’ve decided to move forward with sharing the rest of The Dante Experience, on a week-by-week basis. There is also a page now above (The Dante 3) that links to the episodes that have already been shared so you can catch up on Episode 1.

    Episode 2 is called “Our Time in Limbo” and can be heard here: https://sdsouthard.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/episode-2.mp3

    -Radio and Me-

    There are two moments I remember clearly that started me down the path of wanting to write comedy for radio. The first was when I was in fourth grade. I was in the car with my dad going to visit my grandparents and I first heard The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. (more…)

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  • January 27, 2012

    The Dante Experience, Episode One

    January was the first month where I focused more aggressively on my blog.  Well, today marks a milestone for me. I have had 500 unique views on the site for just this month!

    To celebrate this first step, I wanted to share with you something special… The first episode from the radio series I wrote, The Dante Experience.

    Here is the link where you can listen.

    https://sdsouthard.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/episode-1.mp3

    The series was first produced by Mind’s Ear Audio Productions back in 2001 and it is kind of a trip for me relistening to it. Yes, a few references are a little dated (I reference Sharon Stone, for example), but a lot of it holds up very well. (more…)

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  • January 18, 2012

    10 Works I Wish I Had Written

    Sometimes I feel like December and January are the times all entertainment Web sites and writers set aside for creating lists.  We drown in them; from movies, to books, to important people, etc.  Lists after lists after lists.

    Don’t worry, this is not one of those lists.  This is something a little more personal.

    I’ve been, since starting this blog, trying to rethink my writing and my goals, and one thing I am trying to latch on to is what stimulates me, what means something to me.  What do I want to accomplish in my own writing?

    This list is of ten creations that, at one time or another, touched me as a storyteller.  There is no particular order, no best to worst.

    Are these choices the best in their mediums? No, not all of them. Are these things that I could have written? A few, I think with the initial spark I could have devised in a way. Are these works that inspire me? Most definitely. (more…)

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