James and Seth discuss, in the first episode ever, a practical definition of worldbuilding from the basic establishment of a good setting to an understanding of the boundaries in which a story takes place. They also tease at a number of other potential future episodes ending with an invite to join the worldcraft club team in exploring the concept more deeply.
Our spondor for episode is Tippy Taps the happy dance that dogs do.
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How it Should Have Ended - Snape and the Time Turner
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