Inside The Hall Of Heroes

Show Notes

Road Trip. 

Caleb Meyer and Ben Clemmer journeyed to Elkhart, Indiana to experience the Hall of Heroes Superhero Museum. The largest collection of superhero memorabilia in the world is also home to over 65,000 comic books, including first appearances, alongside props, toys, costumes, and so many other permutations of super heroic history.

Be dwarfed a lifesize statue of the Incredible Hulk. The Hall has many statues of iconic heroes. Be awed by the unusual legacies of superhero lore. The Incredible Hulk was also almost purple. Yeah, seriously. And place your buttocks where Nicolas Cage once placed his. Ghost Rider’s bike has found a home in the Hall of Heroes. If you haven’t been to the Hall of Heroes, put it on the calendar or the bucket list, and go.

And thank you for listening to the season one finale of Storytelling Breakdown.

The Center For Puppetry Arts is the subject of this episode’s Spotlight portion and we’ll hear more from John Dawkins.

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Storytelling Breakdown is a podcast deep dive into the way our favorite films, shows, books, games, and more reach us in all sorts of ways. Hosts Ben Clemmer and Caleb Meyer bring you a pop culture audio adventure recorded in Fort Wayne, Indiana. From the terrifying resonance of an eighty year old clown to the entire life of Caesar, from the cutting edge animation of an entire Spider-Verse to a card game from the late nineties that’s so Star Wars it hurts, and from the indelible mark of one of comics’ most creative writers to a museum dedicated to superheroes of all ages, Storytelling Breakdown is place where we can explore everything we love about the stories that make us who we are.

Storytelling Breakdown is recorded in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in association with Wayneshout Productions, LLC. Original music by Kurt Roembke. Artwork by Daniel Church.