Adron Buske

@adronbuske.com

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Podcaster/Media Producer. Co-host of @scoreography.show. Previous shows: @FictitiousPodcast.com, Nerd For A Living. Writer, speaker, musician, RPG gamemaster. He/him. (AY-dren BUS-kee)

“I am not responsible for the version of me you created inside your head.”
A still from Hamilton that says “everything is legal in New Jersey”.
A colorful comic image of the Marvel mutant hero Speedball. Who, notably, does not display evidence of an overly large scrotum in his super-tights. Guy's like a Ken-doll, really.
A three panel page from the X-Men comics, with altered text. Panel 1: A weeping Scarlet Witch says "Influencers...". An onlooking Emma Frost says, "Oh no...". Panel 2: Close up of Scarlet Witch's tear streaked face, saying: "No more CONTENT". Panel 3: A horizon of clouds bursts with a wave of energy.
A photo of a vintage copy of GI Joe young adult novel Divide and Conquer, featuring an absolutely crank e shirtless guy in a falcon headdress flexing that apex shit for all his worth while a guy in a metal mask and boxing gloves throws down with a dude who commands alligators or some shit. In the background, Jinx — a female ninja in a red outfit — looks on like WTF are this bunch of roofed outfits even doing? Or maybe she just wants to get her hands on falcon guys incredible abs. And who could blame her?
A collection of Transformers memorabilia including a VHS of the 1986 animated movie, a cassette tape of the soundtrack, and Blokees minis.
Screenshot from the Finch app
Photo of Adron, a bald white guy, peering through the eye holes of a small wooden mask
A bookshelf stacked full of multiple copies of every book in the “Bunnicula” series
A pair of purple Loop earplugs, with swappable silicone tips and outer ear rings.
Photo of Adron Buske, a forty-something white guy with a gray beard, standing outside in snowy winter in a parka, beanie and sunglasses.
Car selfie of me, Adron Buske, a gray-bearded 40-something garden variety midwestern white guy wearing an “I Voted” sticker.
Comic book art of DC's The Flash in an anguished dramatic posed — while sitting on a toilet in a public restroom.
Screenshot of an Amazon purchase that says: "Thanks, Adron Buske! Bedfellow will be auto-delivered wirelessly to Kindle"
The skeeter, Adron, a bearded white guy in a stocking cap and parka, stands outside in a snow storm, the ground and vegetation behind him coated in white powder.
An Amazon purchase confirmation for The Archive Undying
A photo of me standing next to a Brooklyn 99 promo display: a big yellow police lineup backdrop with height measurements. Captain Holt is pictured on this backdrop, standing in his NYPD vest and uniform. His corgi companion, Cheddar, stands at his heel.
The original album art image of Sarah McLachlan's "fumbling towards ecstasy" is overlaid with the text "30th Anniversary Tour"
A weather copy of the 1875-ish tome The Pictorial Bible, with intricately embossed leather cover, and numerous religious messages in its four corners.
And 1870's copy of The Pictorial Bible is show, with an intricately embossed leather cover.
A massive leatherbound and embellished tome, with gilded pages and metal strap locks. The title, in large, embossed gold letters, reads "Vampyr". Still image taken from the first episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The book looks... hilariously bad and cheap in high resolution.
Screenshot of the Bluesky sidebar shows the search field with the word "kissinger" in it. Underneath the search field, text reads "No results found for kissinger"
A purchase notification from Amazon that reads: "Thanks, Adron Buske! A Living Remedy: A Memoir will be auto-delivered wirelessly to Kindle Cloud Reader. You can go to your device to start reading."
Headline from CNN reads "Analysis: A viral $16 McDonald's meal won't go away, and that's a problem for Democrats
Photo of a HeroQuest board game with heroes, orcs, abominations, and dice.
In a stack of vintage vinyl records stands an album simple titled, in all caps, CHAD. And extremely 70s photo a generically handsome white man with brunette hair helmet and piercing yet confused-looking Bill Bixby eyes gazes out from the cover.
A “Garfield Minus Garfield” comic strip
A selfie of me (bespectacled white guy in a beanie and 3M respirator mask, with a yellow visitor sticker) standing in front of an Intensive Care Unit sign.
(highlighted block text)To advocate teaching what is acknowledged to be deceptive and what must later be untaught reflects an unsettling attitude of condescension toward younger students. Furthermore, not only does such a procedure waste the time of teacher and student, but its supporters apparently disregard the difficulty of, as a student of mine puts it, "'erasing' an erroneous concept or fact from the mind of a child who has been taught it, mistakenly or intentionally, at a lower school level." (end of highlight)
In a corner of a hospital room, my hand is holding up the small green book titled “raise some shell: teenage mutant ninja turtles” by Richard Rosenbaum. A Fictitious Podcast bookmark sticks out from the top of the slim, plainly designed volume.
2 panels from a Marvel Ultimates comic where Nick Fury stands at a huge window looking out over New York. He says “I tell you, Cap. All this made you think there might not be a god. You know what all this makes me wonder? I’m wondering that when I get to them pearly gates, is God gonna put up a fight, or just move over and let me sit down?”
Screenshot of the TV show Arrested Development, with an exhausted-looking Jason Bateman. The meme text at the bottom of the image reads "I don't know what I expected".
Pictured: an animation cell depicting a pair of human skeletons in green army fatigues lying dead at the bottom of a ravine. One skeleton wears a green helmet. From a scene in the GI Joe episode “World Without End Part 2”, where 3 Joe team members find themselves in an alternate world. There they discover their own corpses, identified by their matching dog tags, and realize their alternate selves died here as part of a radical departure from their own world’s history.
Faux book cover of "mist and flight" by Kate Crane, using her photograph of a flock of blurry birds taking flight over a dead and trampled bit of prairie. Done in a sort of Ruth Ware design style, with a sticker at the bottom that reads "Instant New York Times Bestseller".
Purchase confirmation from Audible says "Thank you! You're ready to listen." and shows the audiobook purchased, "Fight, Magic, Items".
Screenshot of my Kindle App Library, showing Laurel Hightower’s “Below” alongside Megan O’Keefe’s “The Blighted Stars”.
The Necronomnomnom cookbook — recipes and rites from the lore of H.P. Love craft by Mike Slater
The titular TV show vampire Angel is shown as a 3 foot tall grumpy puppet in the episode entitled “Smile Time”.
An orange, family size box of Pumpkin Spice Cheerios sits at the edge of a dining table. The lower half of the box reads “limited edition”.
Mid-forties couple sitting together in red theater seats, leaning into each and smiling. He is bespectacled with a shaved head, graying temples and salt-and-pepper beard, in a black polo shirt. She is brunette with purple highlights, glasses, and a cowl necked green-teal top.
John Oliver performing standup comedy on stage at Stifel Theatre in St Louis, MO.
Screenshot of an Amazon Kindle verified purchase of The Blighted Stars
Pictured is the photo book for Kpop girl group Twice’s album “Eyes Wide Open”. The gray book features a photo of the 9 group members dressed in gray, black, and white fashion suits.
An adult deer stands on a vibrantly green lawn in front of an overgrown wooded trail. The deer’s tongue is sticking way out, giving it a funny, quizzical look as it stares at the camera.
Two adult deer stand on a vibrant, fresh cut suburban lawn. They stare straight at the camera, which is only about 12 feet from them.
It's Dipper, from Gravity Falls.
That mulleted guy from Office Space, the guy who said “Hey Peter-Man, turn on channel 8!”
Shown here is a LiDAR image of Ocumtun, a lost city that was likely abandoned more than 1,000 years ago in the jungles of Campeche on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
A photo of Adron Buske (that's me), take longer ago than I care to comment on. Photo has a dramatic cinematic lighting style with sharply defined shadows over and around my face, with bright backlighting hallowing my head and shoulders. I think it looks pretty cool.
Screenshot of a purchase confirmation from Amazon, that says “Thanks, Adron Buske! The Mimicking of Known Successes will appear in your library on all your Kindle apps and devices.” The novel’s cover is shown to the left of the text.
Book cover to SYSTEM COLLAPSE, the upcoming MurderBot novel from Martha Wells.
Photo of my wife, Wendy, hugging our dog, Milo.