Sarah Ashley joins Eric to discuss the history of the English language.
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Stories of heroes have inspired mankind for thousands of years. In this episode, we explore the impact of heroes, from Hercules to Batman on humanity. Download, and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @Nerdonomy!
WARNING: This episode contains adult language and sexual references.
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Bryan steers the mothership solo this week, covering a (very) brief background on Valentine’s Day. Enjoy!
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While Eric is on Break, Nerdonomy regular Dave McGuire shares the history of screenwriting with Bryan, as well as talking about the process of storytelling.
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Photo Credit: A display of early Screenplay formatting, similar to the modern format, from the shooting draft of King Kong, Screenplayology.com
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