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Dead Frog in the Driveway

Dead Frog in the Driveway

By: Drew Rockwell Patricia Williams Joni B. Cole
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An author, a psychotherapist, and an entrepreneur walked into a bar. What came out is Dead Frog in the Driveway, a podcast that celebrates our potential as creative beings. No matter who you are. No matter what you might believe. No matter what you’ve been told. If you’ve ever wrestled with a blank page, a stuck idea, or a shifting sense of purpose, we hope you’ll find some inspiration from this podcast.

Our show is co-hosted by Joni B. Cole (www.jonibcole.com); Pat Williams, and Drew Rockwell, who still believes his Dead Frog in the Driveway story deserved a much better grade.

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Producer: Helmut Baer

Cover Art by Bartlett Leber

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Episodes
  • Episode 4 - Why craft vis-à-vis the creative process can be so vexing.

    Episode 4 - Why craft vis-à-vis the creative process can be so vexing.
    Mar 23 2026

    Pat, Drew, and Joni talk about one of Joni’s favorite topics…craft. What role does craft play in the creative process? When does knowing and applying craft serve? When does it get in the way? Here’s hoping this episode will have you looking at narrative craft (or the craft of any creative pursuit) in a whole new (and inviting) way.
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    32 mins
  • Marek Bennett - Moving between the moments

    Marek Bennett - Moving between the moments
    Mar 9 2026

    Drew is joined by New Hampshire-based cartoonist, musician, and educator Marek Bennett. They explore the creative process, narrative arc, Kindergarteners, and the power of a simple question: "What's next?"
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    27 mins
  • Episode 3 - Why creativity now?

    Episode 3 - Why creativity now?
    Feb 23 2026

    Because creating—especially when it feels hardest—is how we embrace hope and resist despair. Drew, Pat, and Joni reflect on art as protest, play, and the quiet work of staying alive to the world.
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    31 mins
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