We should start our own talk show -j
We did have a podcast once, “J&J talk”, at the institute, where we commented on the merits (or lack thereof) of the Institute’s messengers and executives as well as the apparent lack of leadership and skill of some of Dr. Curtain’s lesser employees. -J
Though we won’t name names. -j
(@jeffers-headofsecurity) -J
(@jeffers-headofsecurity) -j
But sadly the podcast was shut down after eleven episodes -J
Dr. Curtain caught wind of it and thought it wasn’t the most productive use of our time -j
Very astute observation on his part, but we had a good run -J
We tried to dip into some groundbreaking journalism and attempted to interview Dr. Curtain’s son. We think that’s how he found out about the podcast -j
Not that we were trying to keep it a secret. -J
Oh of course not. We’d never keep a secret from Dr. Curtain. -j
That would be horrible. Though it is a shame we never got to give his son that interview. There’s so much mystery surrounding him. What’s his secret to being such a talented artist? -J
Is Dr. Curtain as good a dad as he is a school headmaster/television personality? -j
What happened to his birth parents? -J
Why did he vanish randomly after we got to the compound never to be seen, heard from, or mentioned again? -j
What’s his favorite color? -J
All equally important questions. Pity we’ll never have the answers. Perhaps we could try to get him on the show. -j
We’ve been messaging him, but every time we try to call him, a middle aged woman answers the phone and says “he’s unavailable for his own safety, but that she can assure us he’s perfectly fine” -J
But these sort of roadblocks are extremely common in journalism. Nothing to worry about. -j
I think we just need to keep calling. It’s what a good reporter would do. -J
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