Episode 35 of The Butters Podcast is my conversation with Paul Wong, filmmaker and creative writer. Available now on all your favourite podcast apps, and Patreon.
Just a heads up that because we were sitting out the back of Frank’s, there were the odd gusts of Wellington wind which the mic picked up but don’t let that deter you, you can still hear the conversation fine.
Separating work from home, spending way too much time in the bathroom (creating The Forgotten Floss, a stop motion film), tea is tea, moments of insight in conversations and moments of happiness in life but the work and anticipation and build up to those moments are equally important, the importance of sadness, joining the gym, and more.
Thank you to Frank’s in Newtown for letting us grab the outside table out the back for our conversation. Absolutely delicious coffee there.
This conversation is made possible thanks to my patrons, with a special thanks to Charles Humphreys who you’ll remember from episode 23 of The Butters Podcast. Charles, thank you so much for your patronage.
And if you’re keen to support the podcast too, as a patron, you can do so by jumping onto patreon.com/butters. Link in the bio.
But thank you again for tuning in to episode 35 of The Butters Podcast, my conversation with Paul Wong. Enjoy
