Are you planning on doing a QnA thing with TMAGP like you did with TMA??
(sorry if this has been asked before) :)
Yes.
What kind of hammer did Colin get? Like, small general woodworking hammer, or the thing with one pointy end, or a small sledge?
Are you planning on doing a QnA thing with TMAGP like you did with TMA??
(sorry if this has been asked before) :)
Yes.
A couple of odd questions I hadn't seen asked previously:
Alice references a manual in the first episode of TMP. Did you actually create the manual, or just the rules the manual follows?
The Case headers used to include source information (999 call, Email, Magnus Statement) but stopped at Episode 14 - will they be coming back, or are they gone forever? (I quite liked them.)
Bonzo? Bonzo bonzo?
(joking tone) did you mean to release protocol episode 25 on vore day or was the hate crime on accident?
Huh, I wasn’t aware it had a special day all to itself. Totally serendipitous but I wonder now if there is a day for every kink?
I Mr. Knowall Sir! I’m finally up to date on MagP and I a d o r e d Mixed Signal. I’m curious to know how much research went into writing it or if that was pre-existing knowledge on brain anatomy/function?
I am a nerd and honestly a sucker for anything looking like an experimental report.
Delicious. Good fucking food. Thanks to both you and Jonny, I am well fed.
So I do have a Biology A level so know a minor amount about the Corpus Collosum and how severing it can affect behaviour etc. What I didn’t know was the historical elements of the case. All of that is 100% research and fun research at that!
What kind of hammer did Colin get? Like, small general woodworking hammer, or the thing with one pointy end, or a small sledge?
Re: you having written bits of the Manual
Do you think after tmagp ends (as in, season 3 episode 30, not season breaks or anything) you’ll release what you have of the manual on Patreon, maybe as an extra perk for Nobles only? I know I for one would definitely pay to see it
Oh yeah almost certainly. We just can’t yet due to spoilers. I suspect most of the series bible will be available to Patrons too but weirdly not my call any more!
Mr Newall!!
Are you a fan of radiation?!
I am a fan of what you can do with it when it comes to power generation etc. And encourage others to look up the data when considering environmental issues but it truly horrifies me as an abstract concept. I actually have a deep seated fear of nuclear radiation as I know too much about how it works, what it does to you etc. The series Chernobyl is effectively the ultimate horror movie to me. A story about human hubris harnessing unspeakable powers and inadvertently releasing them upon the world quelled only with a vast expenditure of brave souls? Yeah pretty certain Lovecraft pitched that. In summary, I guess I end up a lonely extinction avatar?
celia vs martin knife battle who wins go
Celia.
can a kiss only happen if alice gets to say magnussing in the same episode?
follow up is alice the only one with magnussing rights?
I am on a quest to arbitrarily normalise feeling magnussy as one is magnussing but so far no luck.
Hey there boss man, I hope you are having a good day.
I was wondering if there are any horror movies or books that influence your writing on both archives and protocol?
If not, then what are your top 5 horror movies of all time!
Give the RQ team my love!
So I have a full research list and bibliography for the story bible and episodes I write. I can’t share it yet as people may use it to reverse engineer spoilers but I believe there is a plan to provide the complete list to backers/patrons as part of the bonus features but don’t hold me to it.
this episode was a LOT but most importantly
who came up with magnussing and was it made for the fans to use cause we absolutely will
I’m not sure. I think Jonny came up with the word first and then I ran with it in edits? I’d have to check the receipts. And yes we absolutely knew it would get used by fans.
Hello!
I’ve been wondering how y’all go about researching things for podcasts? Specifically this is about the 1920s and episode 22 of Protocol, but also in general.
Where do you look? What’s important to know? Is there such a thing as too much research?
Been working on my own ‘20s story and I would love to know about how you guys do it.
Thanks!
So I tend to hit up Wikipedia first for inspiration as to what interests me. Then I will hit up original document archives rather than historical accounts. This I will then supplement with deeper dives on anything I still need clarification. Google scholar is your friend.