Rough Draft Podcast Show

On this episode of the Peer Review, we discuss poetry, creative writing, and how we go about getting the inspiration to write. We also discuss academics and if taking such a variety of classes really helps students to grow and develop as scholars. This episode is hosted by our lovely Maggie, how would like to remind our listeners to #beweirdwithus and to keep submitting to the York Review and the York Review Website! And we would like to wish Maggie many more successful podcast sessions in her future!

Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have you as guest.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

On this episode of the Rough Draft, we had current YCP student and Vice President of the RPGC (Role-Playing Games Club) Elena Rapp on to discuss D&D, role-playing, video games and bring it all back to creative writing and how it intersects all of these categories. This is a longer episode, but when you get 3 people who are passionate about something talking, what do you expect? You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll want to start a D&D game or play some video games with a friend. If nothing else, it will get you thinking about creative writing and possibly help you achieve next level writing skills!

Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have guest as well.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

On this episode of the Rough Draft, we had current YCP student and Vice President of the RPGC (Role-Playing Games Club) Elena Rapp on to discuss D&D, role-playing, video games and bring it all back to creative writing and how it intersects all of these categories. This is a longer episode, but when you get 3 people who are passionate about something talking, what do you expect? You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll want to start a D&D game or play some video games with a friend. If nothing else, it will get you thinking about creative writing and possibly help you achieve next level writing skills!

Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have guest as well.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Today on the Peer Review, we discuss mental health while also looking at the play and movie 'Night, Mother by Marsha Norman. The play is about a daughter, Jessie, and her mother, Thelma. It begins with Jessie calmly telling her Mama that by morning she will be dead, as she plans to commit suicide that very evening. The subsequent dialogue between Jessie and Mama slowly reveals her reasons for her decision, her life with Mama, and how thoroughly she has planned her own death, culminating in a disturbing, yet unavoidable, climax.

We also give statistics on Mental health for college students as well as helpful hotlines for those who may be in need.

Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have you as guest.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Today on the Peer Review, we discuss mental health while also looking at the play and movie 'Night, Mother by Marsha Norman. The play is about a daughter, Jessie, and her mother, Thelma. It begins with Jessie calmly telling her Mama that by morning she will be dead, as she plans to commit suicide that very evening. The subsequent dialogue between Jessie and Mama slowly reveals her reasons for her decision, her life with Mama, and how thoroughly she has planned her own death, culminating in a disturbing, yet unavoidable, climax.

We also give statistics on Mental health for college students as well as helpful hotlines for those who may be in need.

Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have you as guest.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

(We noticed some audio issues in the first minute or so of the podcast, please keep listen they lighten up afterwards.)

In this episode of the Peer Review (brought to you by Collyn), we look at the work of former slave, Frederick Douglass, and we discuss his writings and what their importance is to us in todays society. Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have guest as well.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

(We noticed some audio issues in the first minute or so of the podcast, please keep listen they lighten up afterwards.)

In this episode of the Peer Review (brought to you by Collyn), we look at the work of former slave, Frederick Douglass, and we discuss his writings and what their importance is to us in todays society. Please feel free to leave comments if you would like to start a dialogue, or feel free to E-Mail us with your thoughts, feelings, and even submissions. We would love to hear from you and are always looking for new and interesting topics for the show! And of course as always, we would love to have guest as well.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Hey! In this weeks Podcast Collyn and Artemis interview YCP Professor Travis Kurowski who teaches Creative Writing classes. In this podcast we discuss so much, I can't even list it out here for you! So much content and of course it is awesome because it came from us. Poetry, education, epiphanies, and terrible endings all in this cast.

As always tell us how we are doing. If you like or don't like something, want to suggest topics or would like to submit work to be read or join us on the podcast! Send an E-Mail to [email protected]

Hey! In this weeks Podcast Collyn and Artemis interview YCP Professor Travis Kurowski who teaches Creative Writing classes. In this podcast we discuss so much, I can't even list it out here for you! So much content and of course it is awesome because it came from us. Poetry, education, epiphanies, and terrible endings all in this cast.

As always tell us how we are doing. If you like or don't like something, want to suggest topics or would like to submit work to be read or join us on the podcast! Send an E-Mail to [email protected]

This is the first episode of the auxiliary podcast "the Peer Review" which is a spin off of the main Podcast the Rough Draft.

In this episode of the Peer Review we have Bethany Toy a current YCP Student on to discuss the Harry Potter series, some popular and unpopular views as well as a discussion of its contribution to literature as a whole.

The Peer Review will be published every other week opposite of the podcast and will feature all different forms of content and hopefully many more guest!

As always tell us how we are doing. If you like or don't like something, want to suggest topics or would like to submit work to be read or join us on the podcast! Send an E-Mail to [email protected]

We can't wait to hear from you! Enjoy!