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Diamonds in the Rough Draft

Diamonds in the Rough Draft

By: Diamonds in the Rough Draft
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 Eric and Emily Anderson are making a heartfelt dig through discarded drafts from our past while sampling (relatively) local beer.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Art Literary History & Criticism
Episodes
  • Episode 15: They Let You Into the Whiskey Cave?!

    Episode 15: They Let You Into the Whiskey Cave?!
    Oct 11 2023

    In Episode 15 of Diamonds in the Rough Draft, Eric and Emily are joined by Eric's mother, Susan Anderson, and mysterious brother, Brother (also known as J.M. Anderson). They drink more beer from Resting Pulse Brewing Co in Opelika, including, but not limited to, Peach Bellini IPA, and discuss Emily's tale of the Selkie. Eric calls dibs on the coffee shop name: "Java's Palace," and Emily recounts the tale of someone hiding in the bathroom during her wedding.

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    58 mins
  • Episode 14: Nobody’s Upset by a Piece of Carpentry

    Episode 14: Nobody’s Upset by a Piece of Carpentry
    Sep 8 2023

    Emily and Eric undertake a divisive reading of Eric's children's story/poem, "Princess Ada and Poor Fredrick," while drinking Sweet Magnolia Mango Golden Ale by Liquid Nation Brewing Company of Gainesville, GA. Conversations include their favorite children's books and an investigation into the purpose of liquids.

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Episode 13: One Thousand Miles of Flamingos and Boobies

    Episode 13: One Thousand Miles of Flamingos and Boobies
    Sep 3 2023

    Emily and Eric drink Dirty Beaches from Scoffllaaaw....Scoflaw..Sclofflaw Brewing company in Atlanta, GA and read Emily's rough draft of her short story "Recess." Banter includes multiple reference to flamingos and other aquatic fauna, begging the question: What color would you be, if you turned the color of the food you ate most frequently?
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    1 hr and 22 mins
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