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Ever wondered how to blend creativity with authenticity in storytelling? This week, we welcome Isaac from the Creative Continuum to "No Time Like Joe Time." Together, we brainstorm a slew of imaginative concepts, from cloned dinosaurs to a time-traveling car and even a menacing shark in a small town. Isaac shares pearls of wisdom on maintaining originality while drawing inspiration from beloved narratives. Prepare yourself for an episode brimming with humor, creativity, and invaluable insights on crafting your unique story.

In our chat, we also weave personal tales with professional passions, diving into the essence of authentic storytelling. From mental health apps inspired by narratology to heartfelt high school memories, we discuss how meaningful life experiences shape powerful narratives. Isaac and I examine the impact of critical events, such as overcoming severe health conditions and navigating trust issues, and how these shape one's worldview. This chapter underscores the importance of connection and finding kindred spirits who share our fervor for storytelling.

Our conversation takes a reflective turn as we discuss the beloved children's show "Bluey" and the transformative power of music in storytelling. We recall impactful episodes and the show's ability to resonate with both kids and adults, offering lessons on change, growth, and friendships. Finally, we talk about the critically acclaimed show "Arcane," highlighting a poignant scene between two sisters that explores themes of guilt and identity. This episode promises a heartfelt blend of humor, inspiration, and profound life lessons that will leave you both entertained and enlightened.

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Ever wondered if you're the "Michael Scott" of your workplace? On this episode of "No Time Like Joe Time," we chat with author and musician Elizabeth Gatlin about the hilariously awkward dynamics in "The Office" and how they mirror real life. Elizabeth opens up about her initial resistance to the show's humor and sarcasm, while I share some of my own early TV misunderstandings that left me scratching my head. Our conversation is filled with laughs, playful geography flubs, and a shared admiration for the comedic genius of Dunder Mifflin's eccentric boss.

But it's not all laughs and giggles. We dive deep into the emotional connections we forge with our favorite shows and music, reflecting on how scenes like Pam's art show appreciation can hit close to home. Elizabeth and I candidly discuss personal struggles, including suicidal thoughts and addiction, and how "The Office" became a beacon of light during those dark periods. Our heartfelt dialogue underscores the importance of viewing life through others' lenses, finding joy in small moments, and the therapeutic value of connecting with art and stories, even when it means facing discomfort head-on.

As we wrap up, we shift our focus to the significance of intention in life and relationships, touching on themes of self-care and personal growth. Elizabeth shares the inspiration behind her children's book "I Want to Be Wild" and her blossoming podcast and YouTube channel "Your Best Friend, Beth." We reminisce about iconic moments from "The Office," celebrate its cultural impact, and highlight the supportive nature of its fan communities. Whether you're a die-hard "Office" fan or just looking for some heartfelt and humorous insights, this episode promises a blend of laughter, reflection, and genuine connection.

More about Elizabeth:
Beth Gatlin owns The Healing Addict LLC where her mission is to advocate for creativity as a path for healing when dealing with addiction and mental health. She is a full time performing musician, published children's book author, and public speaker. She hosts her own podcast called Your Best Friend Beth. She is also a mother of two. Beth says she's just an ordinary person striving to live an extraordinary life and wants to help empower others to do the same.

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The dynamic duel are back at it! Joe and his wife Rachel Johnson, who are also the hosts of Two Voices One Story, talk about marriage. With the help of a couple Scrubs episodes- we find how relationships of pro's and con's of all stages in a relationship.

Joe and Rachel have a second podcast called Two Voices: One Story.

You can also read Rachel's new book "Fate and Flames" on Kindle Vella.

https://www.amazon.com/kindle-vella/story/B0D5W9XWH8

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On this episode of No Time Like Joe Time- we get ready to be tough and rough and watch WWE with Jyoti Dhanota! Joe and Jyoti talk about

Jyoti Dhanota, known professionally as Geet, is a self-published author renowned for her exploration of taboo subjects within South Asian communities. Recognizing a notable absence of Punjabi representation in literature, she embarked on a mission to rectify this disparity by featuring Punjabi protagonists in her works. With a total of 11 published books to her credit, Geet's literary contributions are readily accessible to readers worldwide through the Amazon platform. For further insights into her background and literary endeavors, interested individuals are encouraged to visit Geet's official website at Geetwrites.carrd.co.


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On this Episode of Joe Time- Paul Pape joins Joe to talk about the lost gem of the 80's "The Wizard". We get the origin of Paul's love for creativity and what led him to having his own prop studio that he accurately calls "Santa Clause workshop for Nerds".
It's great watch- and connect with Paul! He is an absolute treasure.

About Paul:
Paul Pape is a seasoned artist, designer, and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the creative industry. His journey began with a passion for education stemming from a need to escape an abusive childhood. Eventually, he found his way to design and fabrication, which led to the creation of thousands of personalized products for clients worldwide as well as industry giants such as Disney, Universal, Nickelodeon and more. In recent years, he’s pivoted to empowering Creatives, Companies and Corporations, sharing his expertise and insights to help them embrace innovation, reverse the Creativity Crisis and make life and work FUN again. As a speaker, educator, and mentor, he inspires others to unleash their creative potential and find fulfillment in their personal and professional lives.


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True Season 2 is upon us!
In the season premier- Joe welcomes Author of the Book "The Overthinking Chronicles" A GREAT book if you like humor, deal with ADHD, or just like reading a good book.

Sarah and Joe dive into the oldest show yet! The Andy Griffith show!

To Be a Guest on No Time Like Joe Time, e-mail: Notimelikejoetime@gmail.com

Find Sarah's links below!

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In this episode- Joe looks back on season 1 and talks about his process in making Joe Time, best moments, and what the future holds.

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In this amazing episode- Travis and Joe talk about how Community confronts at what is truth? Truth can be powerful and true, but it can also be objective. But then when does objective truth become dangerous?

What do you think about Truth?

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