The unreliability of human memory gets productized. What could possibly go wrong?

An AI chatbot processes heartbreak. 

A mystical encounter in a Tokyo bar inspires a woman to rethink her relationship with an overbearing mentor.

The memory of his ex-girlfriend will live forever. Come to think of it, her physical body will too. 

Two transfer students find themselves at a high school where they’re misunderstood and feared by the student body. At the end of the day, they’re far better dancers than anyone would have ever expected. 

It’s the year 2149 and empathy is illegal. Some people practice it anyway. Those people are called drifters. 

It’s not uncommon for a child to become impatient with their age. To wish they were older. To want to be a big kid, or yearn for the freedom that we as adults often take for granted. But what does it mean when life imposes its will on a young person and they’re literally forced to grow up too fast. What happens during that process, and how does it affect everyone a community? This month a special guest and a brilliant writer, Sofia Aguilar explores these themes and many more in her story "Never Not Once". Learn more about Sofia: https://www.sofiaaguilar.com

In March, Joel and I had the chance to perform some of our work at the Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho. This month, we’re going to share a live recording of one of the stories we performed at Treefort, an old Jones & Woolf classic, “Kim Kardashian". If you’d like to see a video of our performance, search for “Jones and Woolf Live at Treefort” on YouTube to see what we actually look like.

What if the ex who caused you the worst heartbreak in your entire life showed up as a new instructor on your favorite exercise app? In the Season 3 premiere, Joel and Anthony present their most ambitious work yet — a story that straddles the intersection of love, loss, and exercise equipment.

What happens when a man believes his compulsion for honesty, his independent streak, and his feelings about his robot brother are what prevent him from being happy?