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In this episode of 'Pouring Over Pitches,' hosts Sarah, Jake, and Laurie discuss their drink of the day, a peach margarita, and introduce their special guest—a French bulldog named Bean who narrowly escaped death recently. They delve into Laurie's emotional retelling of how Bean miraculously survived a near-euthanasia experience. The conversation then transitions into musings about international travel, including their upcoming trip to the UK and Scotland, and Jake's nostalgia regarding music festivals and meetings with famous artists. Laurie and Jake reflect on karaoke experiences, highlighting the inclusive and often challenging dynamics of public performances. The hosts also discuss the memoir 'Hollywood Park' by Mikel Jollett, Sarah's adventures with her friend David who recently became homeless, and various personal anecdotes. Finally, they touch upon creative ideas for new scripts, including a heartwarming concept centered around a café. The episode wraps up with plans for future travel and creative endeavors.

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In this episode of 'Pouring Over Pitches,' hosts Sarah, Jake, and Laurie recount their recent activities, including working on a pilot script and engaging in Pokemon Go adventures. They discuss the entertainment industry's trends, such as the demand for Gen Z rom-coms and horror films, and express concerns over the focus on youth audiences. The conversation delves into personal anecdotes, covering childhood experiences, challenging family dynamics, and the impact of past hardships on their present lives. The hosts also explore the potential of turning life storis into a screenplay and reflect on the evolving nature of the film and streaming industries. The episode ends with a discussion on the selective memory of children and the complexities of parental relationships, emphasizing resilience and the importance of storytelling.

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In this episode of 'Pouring Over Pitches,' hosts Sarah, Jake, and Laurie delve into the intersection of art, creativity, and personal growth. The trio discusses their podcast's impact on their personal artistic pursuits. They share detailed recipes for making Irish Coffee and shift to a discussion about setting creative goals for 2024, including Laurie's goal to get her art into a gallery and to complete a TV pilot and bible. They recount the intensive process of writing and refining a TV pilot, including a grueling weekend dedicated to revisions and competition submissions. The episode also highlights the importance of having thick skin to accept constructive criticism, the value of different perspectives, and the use of technology in creative processes. Finally, they reflect on how views are subjective and share anecdotes about personal growth, emphasizing the need for more genuine creativity and less divisiveness in the world.