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The WordyGirl Entertainment Podcast is a creative space where we explore screenwriting, television, and film.
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Episode 32: To AI or Not To AI (opens the original)
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AI fooled me. Then Jill Scott's social media AI music post made me ask a much bigger question: What happens when we stop caring whether our favorite music comes from a real person? For a deeper dive into this topic, read my companion essay on Substack ! Follow WordyGirl Entertainment on Instagram at @wordygirlent and on Facebook at WordyGirl Entertainment Visit our website at wordygirlent.com
Episode 31: A Tale of Two Cities | My Lyft Ride From Malibu to Skid Row (opens the original)
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What do a breathtaking Malibu mansion, a terrifying mountain road, a recurring dream, and the streets of Skid Row have in common? At first glance... absolutely nothing. But during one crazy day behind the wheel of my car, two Lyft rides took me on a journey I never saw coming. Along the way, I found myself laughing out loud, gripping the steering wheel a little tighter than usual, and asking questions about people, perspective, and the unexpected places where life's biggest lessons show up. Some
Episode 30: A Lyft Ride to Egypt (opens the original)
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One thing I learned recently is that every person carries a piece of home with them. Yesterday, home happened to be Egypt—and for fifteen minutes, my Lyft became the bridge between two worlds. Follow WordyGirl Entertainment on Instagram at @wordygirlent and on Facebook at WordyGirl Entertainment Visit our website at wordygirlent.com
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