What Should We Draw

Today's WSWD is a TRIAL BY PODCAST. Special guest judge Bria Jones (Animator, Bob's Burgers) presides as Caldwell and Nathan engage in civic discourse over the quandaries that have rocked our nation since its very inception. Questions like: "Is it okay to eat pork if the pig was an asshole?" "What would a pool jail look like?" And of course, "Can birds know love?" Strap into your jury bench, because we're leaving no stone unturned and no cow un-tipped.
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Oops! Caldwell and Nathan forgot to start the episode and ended up just talking about goo for 50 minutes. I guess they figured that they could just post that sticky conversation and hope no one notices that it's covered in hair.
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Hey roomie, did you get my note? The one embroidered on that huge spider's web next to the fridge? About not drinking my milk? Oh you didn't? Because you were too busy listening to the latest What Should We Draw? The one where Caldwell, Nathan and Disney storyboard artist Cheyenne talk about birds, bees and Baltos? Oh, that's totally understandable then. Sorry for bothering you.
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This week’s episode of What Should We Draw is all about TRYING NEW THINGS. Join Nathan and Caldwell as they plunge deep into their newly expanded comfort zones for a rousing conversation about the best and worst flavors, new jobs for spiders, and how to keep your precious bread safe from the ever present threat of ducks.
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Caldwell and Nathan invite webcomic artist extraordinaire Sarah Andersen (sarahcandersen.com) to help them develop some hot new products ranging from sticker mods for money to engraved swords for moms to a website that no one should visit. Can gastropods be used for social commentary? Listen and find out!
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ALL ABOARD THE COZY TRAIN. On this week’s episode of What Should We Draw, Caldwell and Nathan use the Danish philosophy of hygge to prepare an incredibly soothing audio experience designed to put your mind and body perfectly at ease. Once you’re fully relaxed, they’ll attempt to discover unheard of depths of coziness by mentally smothering you to death with a pillow-soft discussion about guillotines, dadnapping, and the definitive list of kissable animals. So throw on your favorite slippers and light a few dozen candles, because this show’s about to go full Kami-cozy.
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Caldwell and Nathan invited former guest, Julia Lepetit (Dorkly.com), to help them rummage through their mailbag in this first episode of the new year. Join our hosts in their conversation dirigible as they explore topics such as The Emoji Movie, the pooality of man, the opposite of lava lamps, trading card currencies, and organized ska crime. Hopefully they don't run out of helium!
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Gather close, Young Riders. Gather close and listen well. For today, from the Whispering Void known only as What Should We Draw, comes a tale of speed, avarice, and several very beefy, bald men. Clutch your keys tight, Young Rider, for on this day, you shall at long last learn the Fate of the Furious. Once you know this secret truth, then and only then may you walk in harmony with Caldwell and Nathan, the twin keepers of the Void, and also their friend Magnolia Porter (Monster-Pulse, Rose of Winter), who makes a lot of dope shit that you should definitely check out. Good tidings, Young Rider, and may the Carheart ever guide your wheels.
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Oh boy, this here is a good and not bad podcast episode for you yes! On this week's show, Cynthia Kao (Collegehumor Originals, Adam Ruins Everything) joins our hosts as they prepare to launch their new competing television networks. Possible programming includes uncomfortable confrontations, grandfathers reading comics, friendly ghosts and, of course, nonstop Channing Tatum marathons. The ratings are gonna be through the roof yes!

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Greetings from the vaulted depths of our spacious podcast manor! On this week’s show, Caldwell and Nathan sit down between their two baby grand pianos to chat with comedian and writer Rekha Shankar (Reductress, MTV's Decoded) about the struggles of ordering vegetarian sandwiches, royalty-free mascots, and the architectural advantages of holes. This episode also features the introduction of an all-new segment where Nathan just straight-up leaves to go pee and we keep recording just to spite him! It’s a an audio adventure almost as huge as the room we record it in, which, if I didn’t mention before, is enormous.
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