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A poem analysis based around women's rights and abortion rights. 

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Every week, Jim invites different friends to guest on Topic Lords and be excited about whatever they've been fixated on this week.

Lords:


JP
Shepard


Topics:


Damn it, Microsoft added something worthwhile to Office.
Favorite DOS game soundtracks?
The Balatro Discourse
Faith is a Fine Invention, by Emily Dickinson


https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/faith-is-a-fine-invention/



Microtopics:


Artist Alley.
Scrolling down a web page and seeing a bunch of cool stuff.
Seeing a list and wondering "how did this list happen"?
Steam Farming Fest.
Trying to figure out what you want to do when you grow up.
Eating eggs and rice when you have tummy troubles.
The file you all edit to make the deposit slip.
Taking data from multiple columns and putting them all in a single list.
Becoming the spreadsheet wizard.
Installation wizards.
Why nobody calls a software feature a "wizard" any more
A window into the dialectic of wizards.
The LLM hype tornado.
Renting video software from Blockbuster.
Back when any media was a "tape"
Enumerating the kinds of MS-DOS audio hardware.
Emitting a blast of data.
Enjoying a video game in 4, 16 or 256 colors.
How Doom sounded on the internal PC speaker.
Playing multiplayer Doom on a four computer LAN where two of the computers don't have sound cards.
The Doom source port family tree.
Whether Linux supported the internal PC speaker.
Playing each MIDI note with the off-the-track square wave.
Holding on to a joke for several minutes.
Doing sound effects via the Roland MT-32.
FM synth guitars sounding more evil than real guitars.
Synthesizers that are fancier than other synthesizers and are therefore better.
The ambient music on the Doom soundtrack.
The Lost Vikings soundtrack.
Games with tracker soundtracks.
The tracker music era.
A roguelike deck builder kind of a thing.
A huge hit within your social horizon.
Beginners hoping to project intelligence and competence.
The kind of mixing of data and code that Lua makes easy to do.
How to deploy a Love2D game to consoles.
A cool game idea that's just a bunch of cards doing stuff.
Sean Barrett's STB libraries.
The ability to change your mind  without having to throw away a bunch of work.
Ambient complexity vs. intrinsic complexity.
Hot takes escaping containment.
The Celeste character controller.
Software security practices that do not apply to a single player indie game.
Looking at code and seeing all the things that it used to be.
Looking at code solving a problem in a domain you are unfamiliar with.
An Emily Dickinson poem that reads like a response to an argument she had at dinner.
Situations where you can directly observe what's happening.
All the filters preventing you from bursting out into song.
Esprit de escalier.
Who was Emily Dickinson owning?
A contempt for faith and a sense that microscopes are good.
Knowing that nobody reads your blog, but taking satisfaction in the knowledge that someone hypothetically could.
Excavating spiritual truth from apocryphal ramblings.
The app that holds all the texts you don't send for ransom.
Digging through people's trash but with fewer steps.
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240. Who Was Emily Dickinson Owning?

Lords:


Abi


https://shielddoespixels.itch.io/

Eva


https://eslee.bandcamp.com/
https://eslee.itch.io/
https://eslee.dev/portfolio/



Topics:


Will 2024 be the year of Snoopy girls?


https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/will-2024-be-the-year-of-snoopy-girls
https://www.deviantart.com/shenki/art/Human-Snoopy-393886831

Are living fossils inherently better creatures or just really lucky?
Helious


https://www.mobygames.com/game/12740/helious/
https://toot.cat/@smp

Certain Women 


https://www.hazeljaneplante.com/songbook

Emulators are finally available for iOS, which is exciting until you realize you have to play Mario 64 with a touchscreen
Miko asks: "Public Universal Friend"


Microtopics:


Working through mental struggles in the form of Zelda dungeons.
Donating to Red Cross for Snoopy Merch.
Snoopy's place in the cultural zeitgeist.
Transcending Peanuts.
Who doesn't want a fun bird friend?
Crocheting and knitting making a major comeback.
Every year is the year of Linux on the Desktop.
Influencers wearing a Snoopy merch.
NASA sending Snoopy to the Moon.
Giving your merch to NASA for free but charging the shit out of movie makers trying to make documentaries or authentic space movies.
Animals that are already so good they didn't need to keep evolving.
Leaving bacteria off your list because you couldn't even see them.
A little blobby thing.
Scientists trying to write for the general public.
Naming an organism after the concept of having three eyes when it only has two eyes.
Having two good eyes but evolving a third shitty eye just to annoy people.
Running executables of completely unknown provenance.
A game that was plausibly created by aliens if you haven't played very many interesting games.
Making up an incredible back story for your game to explain why you have no idea why colors work.
Good Wild Combo vs. Unused Insurance Bonus.
Looking up the artist of a work you loved in the 90s and they're still out there tooting.
Wizened game developers posting on social media about their farm animals.
Designing interfaces for the phone.
Finding out that a person made a work you loved and preferring to have imagined it came from space.
Striving to be a cozy follow.
Retweeting a thing that does not make people angry.
Putting the poise in poison.
Inherently terrifying bodies of water.
A big fish that's touching you now. 
A level of repetition that is bordering on too much.
Songs of Love, Death and Pleasure.
Deliberately blurring the line between poems and songs.
The Emulators-on-iOS era.
Kirby Canvas Curse.
Playing Super Mario Land on a TI-84 calculator.
What old Nintendo games work well on an iPhone.
The EU repeatedly forcing Apple to get its shit together.
One- and two-thumbed smartphones.
The Society of Universal Friends.
The thought process that led to the creation of Human Snoopy.
The Cat Snoopy phenomenon.
Snoopy as a Psychonauts character.
Snoopy enjoying a pile of human femurs.
The Notorious PUF.
Someone who was interesting enough to enter the historical record.
An attempt to seize the Friend and carry them off in an oxcart.
The distinction between abstinence and celibacy, and whether it exists now or in the 19th century.
The Mouth of the Lord.
Naming yourself after a branch of the government.
DMing people on Discord.
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239. Public Universal Snoopy

Lords:


CisHetKayFaber
Jenni


Topics:


Interesting/weird foley sounds in games
Finding out about pop culture when it shows up in ASMR videos


CisHetKayFaber, correcting small breast mammography takes: "Mammograms seem to suck for everyone, and my initial take of, 'they just keep going' is correct while later discussion where I used it as an example where 'best effort,' in the healthcare system feels like lack of care wasn't appropriate even if that broader point is generally true."
https://www.healthimages.com/how-are-mammograms-done-on-small-breasts/

Going to see the eclipse


https://archive.org/details/canonofeclipsesc0000oppo

He peels off my clothes like a starving man would peel an orange, by Sharon Cherski


https://www.mscl.com/characters/sharon_cherski.html

Generational punctuation differences


https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-millennial-captcha



Microtopics:


Plugging the enormous void in your soul by playing Balatro.
A card game with really good balance and numbering.
Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel on the Rusty Lake series.
Giving everybody grace except for yourself.
Corpse looting foley.
Looking through a sound library for the sound of a spider dying.
Buying a chair from an estate sale because you love the sound it makes.
The Looney Tunes cartoon where some foley artist invented everyone's conception of what a pneumatic tube sounds like.
Running around outside and deciding to drop a soup can into the pool.
A school project where you rerecord all the audio for five minutes of television.
Showing your project to someone and you did such a good job that they don't even notice your project.
All the clothes that you're wearing making all the clothes noises.
Watching a porn clip overdubbed with Minecraft noises at just the right time in your life.
Does two tails mean two assholes?
Putting an acronym on the Tails experience.
If you've got a cloaca, it's gotta go in the acronym.
Only getting horny when an earth, somewhere in the multiverse, is being hit by a comet.
Two-Tails has two assholes, and I'm one of them.
Forming the Megazord.
Lance from all the various things that have Lances in them.
Who is Lance in love with Voltron?
Google giving you sports results to make incognito mode more plausible.
Ironic ASMR.
Doin' it for the tingles.
When Dora the Explorer asks you what your favorite part of the show was and she says "I liked that too" except it's a video of a doctor asking you about your health.
The doctor explaining that this is just what your life is like now.
Hot dogging it on the blood pressure cuff.
Changing your blood pressure just to fuck with your doctor.
Deliberately choosing a femme-presenting chubby doctor.
Needing to lose about 40 pounds so you get a leg amputated.
Checking a box on your insurance form saying "do not give me lifestyle advice."
Carrying around your patient in a folder.
Doing the Barium test every time.
I'm in a Barium rotisserie, I need you to work with me.
Checking the quality of your stomach lining.
Trying to banter with the person giving you the mammogram and deeply offending them.
Getting small mouth shame at the dentist.
Rude Doctor ASMR.
ASMR videos where the dentist tells you your mouth is big enough.
Assuming Hugh Laurie is not on Cameo for the purposes of the bit.
Sourcing an entire podcast through Cameo.
The most stony-faced magical realism twin assassins.
Topics episode topics.
How to personalize a stair.
Hiring Mike Ehrmantraut to tell you how you're gonna do your taxes.
Mike Ehrmantraut administering the mammogram.
Visiting friends who live near the totality.
A stump that is freshly cut so it's exuding sap non-stop and is covered with bees and flies 24/7.
Whalefall but on land.
Chekov's oozing stump coming back in the third act.
Going to the astronomical society web site to be sure that the eclipse glasses you get are not the counterfeit eclipse glasses.
Looking at where the sun used to be.
Looking at something that could only be a visual effect except it's right there in the sky.
A thousand year old elf working through her emotions about how her human friends keep dying.
The day you had to be inside during recess.
Standing up and throwing your potato salad and mint julep on the ground.
Writing an angry email to Peter Molyneux for designing eclipses badly.
The cold cement basement of love.
Media from 1992.
Borrowing the DVD boxed set of My So-Called Life from your manager at the pizza place.
Writing poems for your benefactors.
Poetry written from the point of view of a fake person.
Poetry that could plausibly have been written by a teenager.
Do you believe the German mathematician in the 19th century, or do you believe Google?
A soda can that plays the Amen Break when you open it.
Texts from your mom asking how is your "boyfriend," is there anything I can do to "help"?
What it means when someone puts two spaces after a period.
Growing up meaningfully on the internet.
Composing some shit very quickly and making sure it is very needs-suiting.
Taking all day to come up with 350 words because you did not grow up on IRC or forums.
All the kids discordin' like for real for real fam.
A much wider variety of emoji than anything you can do with colons and parentheses.
Sending the semicolon-based winky face to your wife because you cannot be bothered to pull open the emoticon window and find the right icon.
Asking your dad "what do you think LMAO means"
Aunts saying "LOL" in funeral announcements.
Entire generations who have terrible reading comprehension because they didn't grow up texting their friends as their primary mode of communication.
Missing entire regions of UI because they are vaguely shaped like ads.
Using a bigger computer to make your bigger purchases.
Millenial CAPTCHAs.
Straight for pay.
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238. Talk To Me Like A Doctor Who Gives A Shit

Lords:


Avery
Chris


Topics:


Cross-Country Skiing
Putting art where advertising usually goes
Running Pico-8 on a Raspberry Pi
The Day I Fell Down the Toilet by Steve Turner


https://ramblinglisasbookreviews.com/2016/09/20/poem-the-day-i-fell-down-the-toilet-by-steve-turner/

I thought "snow" was one thing but it is about a million different things


Microtopics:


Looking for a job as a programmer but finding one as a bard.
A Transformers the Movie style power ballad.
Stopping having a job on purpose.
All the fun things you can do on mountains.
Carrying around a VR helmet so you can take photos of a mountain.
Snowy mountains on one side and lava fields on the other.
Towns named after regular guys.
Yelling at your barista that you live in Frisco.
The tier list of San Francisco's rarest nicknames.
The wrong kind of skiing.
A kind of hiking that is faster and also you can slide down the hill.
Cross-country snowboarding.
Repeatedly popping out of your ski boots and landing in the snow barefoot.
The most winter you've experienced in your entire life.
Taking snow home from the mountains and putting it in a cup in your freezer.
Breaking your toe while stage jumping.
Best ways to not save a hypothermic toe.
Devoting a portion of your massive intellect to making your friend's life interesting.
Back before the Internet was threatening.
The Avery ARG (or AARG).
Writing a short story about your friend in the form of a dating personals ad and posting hundreds of copies all over town.
Miranda July.
An app that crowdsources uncomfortable personal interactions.
A KFC billboard that has been defaced to unrecognizability but the life-sized statue of Colonel Sanders right next to it remains untouched.
Partnering with Safeway to distribute your zine on the back of Safeway receipts.
Mixing up your ammo with your pharmaceuticals so your mugger no longer feels iron deficient.
Whether it's morally okay to appreciate a well-made advertisement.
The advertisement where the guy is now on a horse.
Spray tan parties happening in your area.
Going to the buying place with your earth money.
Your favorite deodorant being discontinued and buying the very last crate and rationing them even though you go to the gym every day.
Handling Smellium with your bare hands.
Smelling what happened to the scientists who discovered Smellium.
Asking for a fun tool for Christmas even though you know you'll never have time to use it because maybe the idea of fun is enough.
The screen saver only paying attention to mouse and keyboard input so when you're playing games you need to jiggle the mouse every few minutes or the screen saver kicks in 
Looking at headlines first thing in the morning to make yourself angry enough to get out of bed.
Seeing a headline saying "10,000 people join Mastodon" and thinking it's talking about the metal band.
A touring photographer whose job is is to photograph EDM acts staring at their laptops.
Software developers figure out a more effective way to make money than making their users happy.
Nonconsensual updates.
Writing demos, like in the 90s, back when computers were fun.
The optimism of feeling like computers were going to make people's lives better.
Finding cool programs to download onto your computer.
Getting a job writing Picotron BBSes in Lua.
Waiting until Chat GPT learns how to use Picotron.
Clippy but it's self-aware and hates itself.
Asking Clippy for stories about Bill Gates.
Desktop Pets.
Bonzi Buddy pointedly reminding you that he has your credit card number.
Writing a poem to get your dad to stop asking you if you're off the toilet.
The scene from Trainspotting where the protagonist dives into the toilet.
In twenty years when Winston is hosting Topic Lords and making Frog Fractions sequels.
downpour.games
Look at this, look what I did!
Seeing snowflakes for the second time in your life.
Snow: it's beautiful, unless it's in Avery's freezer.
A frozen lake that you can just run around on and dogs love it.
Snowboarding with a kite.
Cross country snowboarding while holding a Swiffer.
Contagious ice.
28 different shapes for the waters to be in.
A metastable high pressure form of ice.
The sci-fi lore of obscure ice.
Virtually all the ice in the biosphere.
Pauly Shore's lifetime achievement Oscar.
Why climb a mountain when you could administer a Mastodon server?
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237. Through The Pooping Glass

Lords:


Mark
Shirley


Topics:


Egypt sweater!


https://www.etsy.com/listing/233409089/amazing-1940s-egyptian-fair-isle-jumper

At the end of this film, are we supposed to want Indy to save Elsa? To go off happily together? (I say no.)
Kazim is the best character in Last Crusade


https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IP54S-ZZtyE

Portrait of my Brother as Indiana Jones


https://www.tupeloquarterly.com/poetry/portrait-of-my-brother-as-indiana-jones-by-amorak-huey/

Sallah: The hardest brownface to swallow
Are pits of snakes effective as circus attractions?
The visual of them closing themselves in a giant box while on the motorcycle


Microtopics:


A nerd of the second-highest caliber.
Working in tech on the internet.
Quality guests on a quality show.
Savage Oaf vs. Savage Oath.
Getting on Metal Archives and figuring out those bands are.
Swearing an Oaf.
Reading "Lord of the Rings" because you are pregnant.
Recommending pregnancy to someone who wants a child.
Wonder Weeks.
Your child is about the size of a mid-sized sedan.
A delightful looking creature about the size of a Micro Machine.
A sister who is a chimp and other wild shit from the 1970s.
A screwball comedy about lions living with Tippi Hedren and mauling the director of Speed.
A movie about an archaeologist who is beloved by all his students and one of them is wearing this sweater.
1940s Egyptian Fair Isle Jumper.
Getting unprofessionally close to the professor you have a crush on so he can notice your cool Egypt sweater.
Why Dial of Destiny didn't do that well.
An entirely tolerable movie according to Mark circa whenever that movie came out.
Deploying the tense night-time action music.
Going to Fiverr and paying someone the fair value of their labor.
Elsa's a Nazi and then we're mad at Elsa.
Emotionally elevated moments between Indy and Elsa.
Proposing to your girlfriend on the Golden Gate Bridge in a last-ditch attempt to save your relationship.
The payoff of Henry Jones Sr.'s character arc.
Elsa choosing the wrong grail on purpose.
The 50 grails on the other side of the room that Elsa didn't even look at.
Coffee cup movie magic.
The expeditious nature of film storytelling.
The Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword.
Kazim falling off the dock.
Kazim showing up to beat the shit out of a kid who is spending too much time reading about the grail on Wikipedia.
The two-part episode of MacGyver where MacGyver looks for the Holy Grail.
Stealing artifacts because they belong in museums, not with the people who originated them.
Going on a series of heists to steal artifacts back from museums and returning them to their people.
Sometimes chased, sometimes chasing.
Amorak from Kalamazoo.
Love on her eyelids.
A certified Wocust.
Compensation for my brother-in-law's car.
The depiction of Sallah in Raiders vs. in Last Crusade.
Fisher Stevens in Short Circuit.
A movie you can give up.
John Rhys-Davies playing a dwarf even though he's not even from Middle Earth.
Middle Earth being flat for elves but round for humans.
A huge vat filled with undifferentiated snakes that is a circus attraction somehow.
The guy who lays down in the bed of snakes.
A 1920s-era circus putting on a performance of the play that Snakes on a Plane was based on.
Giving a garter snake to every kid who comes to the circus and if their parents don't like it they can just set the snake loose in the back yard because it's the midwest.
Not thinking to ask a question until 30 years after you've seen the movie.
Liking art that is flawed.
Dying from a recreational drug situation.
Safely ensconced in the box.
Being chased by Nazis and taking a moment to pry open a wooden crate just in case there is a motorcycle in it.
Batman scrolling reddit while hiding behind the curtain for the guy he's going to surprise coming back into the office.
Of course that's what they do, and of course it worked, because you just saw it happen and it worked.
The pitfalls of googling your own medical symptoms.
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236. Your Child Is About The Size Of A Game Boy Advance

Topic Lords

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Lunes, Miércoles y Viernes de 13 a 14hr una hora menos en Canarias, Daniel y Veronica Ortiz han  llegado para informar a los oyentes de las tendencias actuales de gastronomía, restaurantes locales, y eventos culinarios que se realizarán próximamente en MADRID. 

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Episodio #5 Entrevista a los emprendedores de Sabores Sierra de Madrid, quienes se especializan en la utilizacion de ternera de esta región para la elaboracion de embutidos y a carne de caza.

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Episodio #4 Fotografia Gastronómica: entrevista a la fotógrafa Fabiola de Freitas, a quien también se le conoce por sus ojos miel y nos habló de las claves para la buena fotografia gastronomica.

Movida Gastronomica Episodio #4 Fotografia Gastronómica

Episodio #3 Entrevista al restaurante La Clave qmm, el cual ha sido galardonado como mejor vuelco de carnes de la novena ruta del cocido madrileño.

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Episodio #2  Entrevista con Sindy Lazo, ganadora de la primera edicion de MasterChef Latino.

Movida Gastronomica Episodio #2 Entrevista con Sindy Lazo

Episodio #1 Neuromarketing Gastrómico con Ronny Ricaurte. Programa en el cual  Daniel y Veronica Ortiz hablan de la importancia de las percepciones sensoriales que nos afectan a la hora de disfrutar la experiencia de ir a un local.

Movida Gastronomica Episodio #1 Neuromarketing Gastrómico

Movida Gastronomica

Dreams can't be caught unless they are chased, and eccentricity is but a symptom of brilliance. 
I interview extraordinary people who forge their own path, make their own rules, and live outside the norms of society. Together, we can learn from each other. Remember, foolish people keep making the sa...

Amelia Huckel-Bauer is a Bronx based actor and teaching artist, currently producing and acting in an on-going production of John Ford Noonan’s, "All She Cares About is the Yankees," coming soon to the Bronx. She is a company member with Emit Theatre, bringing immersive Shakespeare to schools, roles ranging from Gertrude in Hamlet, to Malvolio in Twelfth Night. Other theater credits: Hunter in Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere, Chick in Crimes of the Heart; Red Monkey Theater Group, Sally in Tally’s Folly; Bagaduce Theater, and Flannery in Mrs. Schrodinger’s Cat; NYC Fringe Festival. She holds a BFA in Acting from Tisch, NYU and a MA Educational Theater from Steinhardt, NYU. We talk about her one-woman show, becoming an actor, method acting, calling up emotions on stage, agoraphobia, the mechanics of putting on a play and the people involved, cultivating a creative mind, living in New York City, and Amelia recites a scene from the play, which is HILLARIOUS!  Find the podcast shownotes at https://www.paultrammell.com/dream-chasers-and-eccentrics Amelia's website is http://www.ameliahuckel-bauer.com/ If you'd like to support the podcast, you can do so through Patreon at http://patreon.com/DreamChasersandEccentrics

Amelia Huckel-Bauer, All She Cares About is the Yankees

Alan Fishbone is the author of the new novel "Animal, Notes from the Labyrinth," published by Heresy Press. He was born and raised in New York City. He is a scholar and translator of ancient Greek and Latin and a professional sailboat captain. When not in New York, he lives aboard the cutter rigged sailboat Pelekun, usually to be found somewhere in the Western hemisphere. We talk about his book Animal, as well as armageddons, Y2K, Bernard Moitessier, his other book Organ Grinder, memoir, themes of the book, aging, sailing, being an animal - or pretending not to be, and Alan reads from the book.  Show notes can be found at https://www.paultrammell.com/dream-chasers-and-eccentrics

Alan Fishbone, Author of "Animal, Notes from a Labyrinth"

Dr. Fred Moss is a mental health advocate/psychiatrist serving in many capacities: keynote speaker, psychiatry expert witness, podcaster, mental health coach, and teacher. A desire to help people be real and heard has been the driving force leading him to multiple settings and roles as a psychiatrist over the years and compelling him to continually look for better, more effective ways to provide the highest quality care to align people with their most authentic self to deliver into an eagerly awaiting world. We talk about healing through communication, prozac and SSRI's, the relationship (or not) between seratonin and depression, how mental health drugs sometimes create the symptoms they are marketed to treat, the fallacy of thinking pills cure psychological conditions, how being uncomfortable is part of the human experience, perscription-drug advertising and how it changed the industry, the relationship between school shootings and psychiatric drugs, meditation, the role of creativity in mental health, excersise, nature, getting in touch with your true voice, addiction, and more. Show notes are at https://www.paultrammell.com/dream-chasers-and-eccentrics

There Might be Nothing Wrong with You, Dr. Fred Moss, the Un-Doctor

Richard Walter is an author of best-selling fiction and nonfiction, celebrated storytelling educator, screenwriter, script consultant, lecturer and retired professor who led the screenwriting program in the film school at UCLA for several decades. He has written scripts for the major studios and television networks; lectured on screenwriting and storytelling and conducted master classes throughout North America as well as London, Paris, Jerusalem, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City, Beijing, Shanghai, Sydney and Hong Kong.  His new novel, Deadpan (published by Heresy Press) is available for order now.  Subscribe to his podcast on Substack and blog on Medium, and follow him on Twitter and Facebook. We talk about writing a novel, writing screenplays, first drafts, editing, stereotypes, creating a character, movies, eliciting emotional responses in books or film, cultivating a creative mind, inspiration, and at the end, Richard reads from his book Deadpan.  Shownotes can be found at https://www.paultrammell.com/dream-chasers-and-eccentrics

Deadpan, Author Richard Walter

Shanti Hershenson published her first two novellas when she was in the sixth grade, although her writing journey started long before then. Ever since she could hold a pencil, marker, or crayon, she was creating stories. She writes in a variety of genres, including Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Historical Fiction.  We talk about self-publishing, artificial intelligence, using a writing coach, books, Shanti's novel "You Won't Know her Name,"dealing with bullying, writing poems and short stories, the mechanics of writing a book, UFO's, cultivating a creative mindset, promoting our books, not meeting Elton John, newsletters, advice for young authors, and Shanti reads the first chapter of her new novel "Little Green Man." Shownotes can be found at https://www.paultrammell.com/dream-chasers-and-eccentrics

Shanti Hershenson, Author of Sixteen Books at 16 Years Old

Dream Chasers and Eccentrics

Conta a continuação da história do livro “O quinze”, quando Chico Bento chega com Cordulina a São Paulo

Podcast - Livro “O quinze” - Chico Bento em São Paulo

Chico Bento em São Paulo

Green Soap is a podcast for tattooers, tattoo havers, tattoo getters, and anybody else. Hosted by tattooer Eric Ayala and tattoo haver Sam Eaton.

Leisure

We’re finally back. This week we sat down with One Arm Willie. Willie is a tattoo artist at Sickle and Moon Tattoo in Columbia, South Carolina.Follow us on Instagram:Willie: https://www.instagram.com/onearmwillietattoo/Green Soap: https://www.instagram.com/greensoappod/Eric: https://www.instagram.com/eric_ayala_/Sam: https://www.instagram.com/samxeat/

017 - One Arm Willie

Disclaimer: Our SD card was actin' up on us. If you notice any funky bits, no you didn't. This week we sit down with Dean Caves. Dean is a tattoo artist and co-owner of Old Ghosts Tattoo in Raleigh, North Carolina.Follow us on Instagram:Dean: https://www.instagram.com/deancaves/Green Soap: https://www.instagram.com/greensoappod/Eric: https://www.instagram.com/eric_ayala_/Sam: https://www.instagram.com/samxeat/

016 - Dean Caves

In this weeks episode we sit down with Hannah Evans. Hannah is a tattoo artist at Faithful and True Tattoo in Fresno, California.Follow us on Instagram:Hannah: https://www.instagram.com/hannahevanstattoo/Green Soap: https://www.instagram.com/greensoappod/Eric: https://www.instagram.com/eric_ayala_/Sam: https://www.instagram.com/samxeat/

015 - Hannah Evans

This episode is a day late, our bad. Today we had the pleasure of chatting with Brandon Kerr. Brandon is a tattoo artist at Opal Heart Tattoo in Matthews, North Carolina.Follow us on Instagram:Brandon: https://www.instagram.com/old_red_eyes/Green Soap: https://www.instagram.com/greensoappod/Eric: https://www.instagram.com/eric_ayala_/Sam: https://www.instagram.com/samxeat/

014 - Brandon Kerr

This one is a long one, but it's full of nuggets so buckle up. In this episode we sit down with Sean Perkinson. Sean is a tattoo artist at Faith Tattoo in Santa Rosa, California.Follow us on Instagram:Sean: https://www.instagram.com/sean_tats/Green Soap: https://www.instagram.com/greensoappod/Eric: https://www.instagram.com/eric_ayala_/Sam: https://www.instagram.com/samxeat/

013 - Sean Perkinson

Green Soap

Audio spotlights to add some additional insights to the artworks in our drops

Rhett Dashwood was an Art Director from award winning branding, digital and advertising studios. After a near death experience concerning health, a mental existential struggle began that he found echoed the pages of 'Confession' by Leo Tolstoy. "Since death is inevitable, what is the meaning of life?" He found the answer of hope by exploring, creating and sharing through the moniker 'Mankind'.  You can find more about him on his website: http://rhettdashwood.com/ his twitter: https://twitter.com/rhett and youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/rhettdashwood

Mankind on Nifty Gateway

Van is a digital artist and graphic designer from Italy with an interest in abstract digital art, whose work showcases new ways to mix and blend design and art with a touch of bright contrast colors. You can find out more about Van on his website https://vansdesign.net/ or you can follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/VansDesign_

Van on Nifty Gateway

Bryan Brinkman utilizes his career in animation and motion graphics to bring fun and playfulness to his creations. He enjoys combining styles and techniques to convey ideas about the creative process. His "Cloudy" collection features a cumulative display of creativity, fueled by the connections and creations we consume. The series builds upon my reoccurring themes on creative process and growth. The watering of our creative roots by consuming content allows us to grow as artists. This series connects those themes with Earth's water cycle, and the regeneration and growth it brings. You can find out more about Bryan on his website: https://www.bryanbrinkman.com/ or his Twitter account: https://twitter.com/bryanbrinkman

Bryan Brinkman on Nifty Gateway

Nifty Gateway - Spotlights

百位大咖，名品名作！关注我，下期更精彩

Relationships

时间是不值钱的 要不 为何许多人挥之如土 我的时间也是不值钱的 至少在他看来 一个上午  在困难地挥霍 没有想法 没有结果 却猛然感到  被时间狠狠地踹了一脚 也不知 该如何 如何

迟到

四十也惑。 白天， 老感觉有些话， 想对纸说。 晚上， 累， 躺着犹豫。 或许， 这些尚未脱口的话， 做一个梦， 就可以解脱。 酣睡， 早安。

早安

当我和你离别时—— 我不想把话隐藏在心上， 那时我是多么爱你啊， 尽我所能地爱得发狂。但是我们的相会我并不愉快， 我倔强地一声不响—— 我也不想了解你的 深沉的、悲伤的目光。你尽是同我讲起 那亲爱的家乡。 但是那种幸福，我的天啦， 现在对我已成为异乡！相信吧：从那时起，我生活了很多时光， 忍受了很多的悲伤…… 我也把很多的欢乐， 还有很多愚蠢的眼泪都一概遗忘！

当我和你离别时

我是如此的单独而完整 在多少个清晨 我独自冒着冷 去薄霜铺地的林子里 为听鸟语 为盼朝阳 寻泥土里渐次苏醒的花草 但春信不至 春信不至 我是如此的单独而完整 在无数个夜晚 我独自顶着冷风 伫立在老橘树下的桥头 只为听一曲夜莺的哀歌 我倚暖了石栏上的青苔 青苔凉透了我的心坎 但夜莺不来 夜莺不来

我是如此单独而完整

从你的一个庭院，观看 古老的星星； 从阴影里的长凳， 观看 这些布散的小小亮点； 我的无知还没有学会叫出它们的名字， 也不会排成星座； 只感到水的回旋 在幽秘的水池； 只感到茉莉和忍冬的香味， 沉睡的鸟儿的宁静， 门厅的弯拱，湿气 ——这些事物，也许，就是诗。 （王三槐 译）

南方

休息5分钟，给自己各儿放个假

Diario de quarentena

Giovanna Domeneguetti

Prueba de Victor

School Podcast

DavidG

Catching up instead of catching it. A guide to the best films, audio, activities and other cultural bits and pieces online while we're all stuck inside, turning a lockdown into a global binge-watch.
Hosted in the UK by DJ Anne Frankenstein and journalist Nick Howard

More treasure has washed ashore, with Anne and Nick combing for the best to keep you entertained in lockdown.

And the links to everything mentioned in this episode:

British Pathé Archive
https://www.youtube.com/user/britishpathe

Project Muse
https://about.muse.jhu.edu/resources/freeresourcescovid19/#freepublishers

30 Days to Learn Film by Mark Cousins
https://vimeo.com/399407221

Mubi - 3 months free
https://mubi.com/regentstreetcinema

The 101 Strangest Records on Spotify
https://www.theguardian.com/music/series/101-weirdest-records-on-spotify

Including Anne's Top Picks:
Jazz drummer Horacee Arnold – Tales of the Exonerated Flea
https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2015/may/27/101-strangest-records-spotify-horacee-arnold-tales-exonerated-flea

Outsider artist Lonnie Holley – Just Before Music
https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2013/nov/13/101-strangest-spotify-lonnie-holley

Alix Dobkin – Living With Lavender Jane/Living With Lesbians
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/feb/04/the-101-strangest-records-on-spotify-alix-dobkin-living-with-lavender-janeliving-with-lesbians

National Theatre (Treasure Island 7pm, Thurs 16/4)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUDq1XzCY0NIOYVJvEMQjqw

Viral Culture: Episode 3

Anne and Nick unearth more gems to keep you entertained while stuck at home.

And the links to everything mentioned in this episode:

Tim Clare's Couch to 80k Writing Boot Camp
http://www.timclarepoet.co.uk/couchto80kwritingbootcamp/

National Theatre (One Man 2 Guvnors, available til 9/4. then Jane Eyre 7pm, Thurs 9/4)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUDq1XzCY0NIOYVJvEMQjqw

Gong Bath
https://gongspa.bandcamp.com/track/with-gratitude

Milk Maid of the Milky Way (available iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch, not just PC)
https://machineboy.com/milkmaid/

VCR Party Presents: Quarantine Qlassics
http://www.foundfootagefest.com/2020/03/vcr-party-presents-quarantine-qlassics/

Metropolitan Opera
https://www.metopera.org/nightly-opera-stream/

Word Up: Support Independent Bookshops
https://wordup.top/

Viral Culture: Episode 2

One week into lockdown, Anne and Nick unearth some gems to keep you entertained while stuck at home.

And the links to everything mentioned in this episode:

Trunk Records
https://trunkrecords.bandcamp.com/

The Lady Vanishes (21 days to watch)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0078kyh

Deep Water
https://youtu.be/r9NS6Uq9-zk

LeVar Burton Reads
http://www.levarburtonpodcast.com/

Gong Bath
https://gongspa.bandcamp.com/track/with-gratitude

Tim Clare's Couch to 80k Writing Boot Camp
http://www.timclarepoet.co.uk/couchto80kwritingbootcamp/

One Man 2 Guvnors, National Theatre (7pm, Thurs 2/4)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUDq1XzCY0NIOYVJvEMQjqw

Viral Culture: Episode 1

Viral Culture

O início da história do livro ilustrado-lendo imagens. Diferença entre livro ilustrado e livro com ilustração.

Iniciação do livro ilustrado na literatura infantil e juvenil. Diferença entre livro ilustrado e livro com ilustração.

O livro ilustrado na literatura infantil e juvenil - lendo imagens

O Livro Ilustrado

We cover The Boy in the Black Suit in the influential new Podcast, The's Thecast.

The's Thecast Episode 1: Like Monkeys, but it has nothing to do with the book

The's Thecast

真诚期盼您，通过以下方式尽情支持点赞+好评+分享+投月票（让更多粉丝听到）也可以打赏，激励主播创作更多更好作品您懂我创作不易，我也会继续努力

结束一段关系，要经历3次放下

为什么人到中年，朋友越来越少？

尽情去爱吧，不结婚又有什么关系

往后最正确的活法：懂得休息

所有大格局背后，都是一种利他

微光之城 | 苏洋の治愈系故事

Revelry PodcastEmpowering Women to Thrive and Inspire
 
 
 


Join us in this insightful episode as we explore anxiety, its impact on daily life, and powerful strategies to manage it. Hear our personal stories and our advice on overcoming anxiety. Tune in to find hope, resilience, and actionable steps towards a calmer mind.

EP. 10: Understanding Anxiety: Personal Journeys and Tips

In this special Mother's Day episode of The Revelry Podcast, join our hosts as they embark on a heartwarming journey, interviewing each of their children alongside each mom. From hilarious anecdotes to touching moments, discover the joys and challenges of parenthood through the eyes of both generations. Get ready for a dose of laughter, love, and genuine connection in this episode celebrating moms and the beautiful bond they share with their children. Happy Mother's Day from The Revelry Podca...

EP. 9: From Our Kids' Eyes | Mother's Day Edition

Welcome back to Revelry Podcast! Delve deeper into the world of tattoo artistry with our latest podcast episode! Join us as we uncover the story and personal journey of a seasoned tattoo artist, offering unique insights into this fascinating craft.

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Лайкаст

No Control

Practicals with Justice Atsue

Michael Kohlhaas by Heinrich von Kleist

Topic Lords

Kisah Nyata Hidupku

Good

Movida Gastronomica

Dream Chasers and Eccentrics

Chico Bento em São Paulo

Green Soap

Nifty Gateway - Spotlights

休息5分钟，给自己各儿放个假

Giovanna Domeneguetti

Prueba de Victor

DavidG

Viral Culture

O Livro Ilustrado

The's Thecast

微光之城 | 苏洋の治愈系故事

Revelry Podcast

LXB Talk about Robopocalypse

Story Bag

Il Mangiadischi VIP

Mercantilismo

Синее пятно

Mi Vida

五点零一分 | 每天对你说晚安

Dale Mauricio!

Yugtun book

Bengali Suspense Horror Story ( পাঠে - Ananya Roy )

ViceVersa

双泉琴曲

Menebar kebaikan

閱讀適在 Reading is about

Genes

Catching Forty-Winks -What's In Your Bed?

Fictionaleyez Songwriting and Personal Artistic History

Porque Podcast

Jajaj

Martyred Armenia by Fa'iz El-Ghusein (1883 - 1968)

20 Minute Books

Salinda

Ananthi

Anything WRONG?

Listen but don't

Noor

我是江老師

La Lectura

Charla Entre Líneas