Noodles Al Dante is an irreverent examination of Dante's Inferno. It's explicit. It's kinda gross. It's pretty political. If that's not your thing, don't bother with it... If it IS your thing, go ahead and find the rest of the episodes in whatever podcast app you're listening in right now.

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For a more PG-13 version of this check out The Tortured Poets Department (Tyler's Version) A Noodles Al Dante Book!

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If you'd like a comprehensive list of sources that contributed to the research of this project you can find them at www.NoodlesAlDante.com

Noodles Al Dante was written and produced by Tyler Martinez.

The intro and outro music is from the wonderful world of the public domain - Silly Symphonies Hells Bells (1929)

The record scratch in the intro is "record scratch.wav" by luffy -- https://freesound.org/s/3536/ -- License: Attribution 4.0

Dante and Virgil on the cover of the book version was created by Justin Hansen.

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Ordinary Sun is a story of grief and of the fragile threads that reconnect us.

It’s also, strangely enough, a love letter to my quiet hometown of Minden, Nebraska.

This is part of the first chapter. You can read, or watch the rest at www.ordinarysun.com. You can pre-order at https://www.inkshares.com/books/ordinary-sun.

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Ordinary Sun by Tyler Martinez is a haunting, tender novel about grief, estrangement, and the long road back to belonging.

When Dave Sanders learns of his estranged brother’s suicide, he’s called back to Minden, Nebraska, a town steeped in regret and resentment, to retrieve the ashes. What begins as a reluctant errand becomes a reckoning, as Dave is left to sift through the remnants of a fractured, isolated childhood.

Accompanied by the shadow of his dead brother, a hitchhiker, and a survivor of domestic abuse, Dave must decide what it means to live under a tragically ordinary sun.

Told with dry humor, aching honesty, and a deep reverence for the quiet moments that shape us, Ordinary Sun is a story about the weight of silence, the courage to be seen, and the possibility of healing. Even after everything.

Enjoy... or not... Thanks for listening. I love you all.

OrdinarySun.com

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