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I wrote a bunch of awful stories when I was younger. Now I'm forcing professional actors to read them aloud with me, and we get to find out whether they're actually as terrible as I remember.
Every week on Character Development, Vince Dajani digs up an old short story, screenplay, novel, or other regrettable writing from his past and reads it with a guest who has made the terrible mistake of agreeing to participate.
There are space smurfs. There are phallic giants. There are murderers who apparently enjoy musical theater. And occasionally, something Vince wrote 15 years ago turns out to be... actually good?
It's a comedy podcast about looking back at the terrible things you made, surviving your own artistic adolescence, and discovering that maybe you've gotten a little better.
You will cringe. Vince will cringe harder.
Episodes released weekly. Bonus content at Patreon.com/VinceDajani
Every week on Character Development, Vince Dajani digs up an old short story, screenplay, novel, or other regrettable writing from his past and reads it with a guest who has made the terrible mistake of agreeing to participate.
There are space smurfs. There are phallic giants. There are murderers who apparently enjoy musical theater. And occasionally, something Vince wrote 15 years ago turns out to be... actually good?
It's a comedy podcast about looking back at the terrible things you made, surviving your own artistic adolescence, and discovering that maybe you've gotten a little better.
You will cringe. Vince will cringe harder.
Episodes released weekly. Bonus content at Patreon.com/VinceDajani
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Frecuencia de actualización:
every 4 days
Duración media del audio:
53 minutes
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Estados Unidos
9 episodios
desde 23 de septiembre de 2026
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Everyone knows characters need to explain their motivations aloud to whoever is nearby.
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Co-host Chris and I read every cream-colored detail written by someone who had clearly never been to a raging party before finally reaching the scare on page eight.
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Voice actor Sarah Golding joins me to perform the original unaired pilot, Russian accent and all, and we find out how much changed before 'How i Died' eve…
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At some point in their life, most writers have written really terrible stories.
Vince Dajani has, for some reason, kept them all. Now he's going to force his very talented actor friends to read them.
Every week on Character Development, a comedy podcast, Vince and a guest who has regrettably acc…
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