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Ohh too many to choose

I liked those space episodes, I don't remember the names but there were three people in space together and each of their statement was connected to a different fear.

Binary was probably one of the scarier ones for me. And this one episode in season 5 about someone drowning, that one was genuinely horrifying. It was just, thalassophobia the episode

The fun ones are very memorable. Joshua Gillespie's statement is a classic, mag1 was good but that one is what really got me hooked to the show. There was the one about the blumper who straight up didn't notice all the blood and murder clowns. And that one episode with the tax guy who went to see if the taxidermists were doing money laundering. Barely escaped with his life and ended his statement by saying what a good thing it was that he remembered to grab his stuff on his way out, bc otherwise he would've had to go back. Then he wrote them a glowing record bc they sure weren't money laundering

Oh! And the one where Jon was busy being kidnapped so the assistants had to take the statements from people.

I only started listening to the podcast after mag200 aired so I didn't really stop to make theories, I binged the whole show in just a few days. The only one I can really think of is that I was expecting Jonah Magnus to be more of a Jon character? You know, too curious for their own good but ultimately a good and kind person. I was so prepared to like this man. Probably bc everything we learn about him at the beginning comes from old letters that all start with "my dearest Jonah" :^

Stole a car once, that was pretty fun

Yeah, flying is always fun. I usually just end up either flying around or following the dream and seeing where it goes. I don't always have that much control over the dream but when I do, summoning random objects, a pen or a new pair of shoes or whatever I might need. Oh, and talking to dream characters! Asking if they know they're a part of my dream, what I should do in the dream, so on.

I've tried both notebooks and apps, and both have their perks. Personally I like apps better, since typing is faster for me as well and I have my phone with me all the time, so it's easy to continue writing later, in the bus or something, if I don't have time to finish when I wake up. It just makes it easier for me to keep up the habit. Also sometimes I remember some extra details when writing and on phone it's easy to go back and edit things. One thing I like about paper is that I can draw things, sometimes that's easier than putting it into words.