Bit of a history trip on this one. As we started the Pathfinder process of looking into the why and how stories are told, we found that graffiti has always been a symbol of the people. It's the untouched version of history. We've just scratched the surface of this artform but we hope this episode inspires you to see your next city wall in a different way.

This episode was written by Ollie Judge and edited by Rodger Morley. You can find more of their work at Adrift Entertainment.

Thank you for listening to Pathfinder. You can find out the video version and more information about this show at https://pathfinder.show/

This is part two of our series on Wonderland and Lewis Carroll. Getting our own heads around this topic was a rather wacky thought process. We hope it makes 'sense' to you, and that you can take something away to give you audiences something new to think about.

This episode was written by Ollie Judge and edited by Rodger Morley. You can find more of their work at Adrift Entertainment.

Thank you for listening to Pathfinder. You can find out the video version and more information about this show at https://pathfinder.show/

Ollie here,

I've had a bit of an obsession with Lewis Carroll recently, specifically around his thoughts on logic and narrative construction. We thought we'd turn it into a Pathfinder story. This story actually spans two episodes so make sure you come back next week to learn how to integrate some of this logic into your own world-building.

In this episode:

• A bit of history about the man known as Lewis Carroll
• We breakdown opposites and distractions and how to use them in your stories
• We attempt to make sense of nonsense.

This episode was written by Ollie Judge and edited by Rodger Morley. You can find more of their work at Adrift Entertainment.

Thank you for listening to Pathfinder. You can find out the video version and more information about this show at https://pathfinder.show/