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Hello, this is the podcast Arty With Evan, where I talk about art and other things on my mind such as music, pop culture, and video game’s, I hope you like it!

Today is my first episode of this podcast! I hope you like it!

Episode 1

This “episode” of Arty With Evan is just a summary of what I will be doing in this podcast

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Arty With Evan

What are you watching, reading, listening to and eating this month?  Tune in to Watch Read Listen Feed to find out!  On this monthly podcast we’ll recommend a film, a book, an album and something yummy and we want to you to follow along with us and let us know how much you enjoy, or dislike, each.  ...

On this short bonus episode of Watch Read Listen Feed, our Deanna Fox gives us a musician she’s been digging lately – Sister Nancy.
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Bonus Track:  Sister Nancy

On this episode of Watch Read Listen Feed we discuss the following:
Watch: Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Read: A Sport and a Pastime by James Salter
Listen: Agnes Obel – Aventine
Feed: Scotch Bonnet Pepper
Write in with your opinions! wrlf@wamc.org.
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Episode 02: Hedwig and the Angry Inch/A Sport and a Pastime/Agnes Obel/Scotch Bonnet Pepper

Inaugural episode!  Join us (Deanna Fox, Louise Hendry, Jamel Mosely and WAMC’s Dave Hopper) as we discuss the following:
Watch: Coherence
Read: Nutshell by Ian McEwan
Listen: Khruangbin – Con Todo el Mundo
Feed: Turmeric
Write in with your opinions! wrlf@wamc.org.
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Episode 01: Coherence/Nutshell/Khruangbin/Turmeric

What are you watching, reading, listening to and eating this month? Tune in to Watch Read Listen Feed to find out! On this monthly podcast we’ll recommend a film, a book, an album and something yummy and we want to you to follow along with us and let us know how much you enjoy, or dislike, each. New episodes every month. Let’s get crackin’.

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Watch Read Listen Feed

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O Labirinto De Creta

The Joker Character Analysis

The Joker

文学和艺术创作从来都是一条艰辛的道路，对于离开故土的人来说更是如此。但是在加拿大的华人移民当中，有不少人在这条道路上默默前行。有人用文字记录时代变迁和生活点滴，也有人用画笔和影像构筑出多姿多彩的平行时空。加拿大国际广播电台推出系列播客，介绍他们当中的几位。

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梁丽芳教授原本的兴趣和研究领域是中国古典文学，师从当时在不列颠哥伦比亚大学任教的叶嘉莹。但是1976年的一次大陆之行使她对中国当代文学发生了兴趣。在毛泽东去世前的那个夏天里，她随一个温哥华青少年旅行团在中国游览了十四个城市，看到了长江黄河，还参观了大寨和红旗渠等当年的样板“景点”。自从幼年随父母离开家乡广东台山后，这是她第一次踏足中国大陆。

这次旅行燃起了她了解中国的渴望。她一度订阅三十多本大陆杂志，阅读了海量文学作品，其中知青文学尤其引起她的注意。她说，如果当年没有去香港，她也会是一名知青，他们的所有遭遇都有可能发生在她身上。

梁丽芳刚到阿尔伯塔大学东亚系任教时获得一项中加交流基金，得以去中国实地采访那些她早已通过作品熟悉的作家。她后来把这些采访汇总，写了《Morning Sun: Interviews with Chinese Writers of the Lost Generation》（中文版书名译为《从红卫兵到作家：觉醒一代的声音》 ）。这本著作至今仍是研究中国当代文学的参考书。

她最近出版了两本专著：中英合版的《柳永及其词之研究》和英语著作《当代中国小说家》（Contemporary Chinese Fiction Writers: Biography, Bibliography and Critical Assessment）的平装版。另外，加拿大华裔作家协会在这次采访前刚刚结束改选，她又一次当选为会长。她本是该协会的发起人，多年担任会长或副会长。她笑称，自己就是一个“文学义工”。

梁教授的另一个研究领域是加拿大华人文学，曾主编山东教育出版社的《中外文学交流史：中国-加拿大卷》。她在这次采访中也介绍了自淘金热以来的加拿大华人的文学创作及文化活动。

采访梁丽芳录音：

https://www.rcinet.ca/zh/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/02/LiangLF.mp3


第七集 – 梁丽芳：从柳永到知青文学

1967年最后一天的夜里，还是新移民的姜宏民夫妇带着三个年幼的女儿从美国探亲归来，在风雪中赶到新不伦瑞克省托门泰恩角港口。他们的计划是乘最后一班渡轮回爱德华王子岛过新年。但是，在亚热带长大的他们没有在北方冬季长途开车的经验，在计算旅途时间时没有把暴风雪、低温和路面结冰这些因素考虑在内。结果就是，他们千辛万苦赶到，却只来得及看到那晚的最后一班渡轮在他们眼前驶离码头。当夜严寒，周围没有旅店……

姜宏民是最早在爱岛省会夏洛特敦市安家的华人之一，退休前任教于爱德华王子岛大学心理学系。他撰写的《爱岛华人史》是迄今为止最详尽的关于爱岛华人移民的记载。

刚到加拿大时的姜宏民一家。（Home Is Where the Water Is）

他在二十多年前开始撰写自传《依水之恋》。一开始他只打算为儿孙写一个简单的家谱，但是在整理资料的过程中，简笔家族树逐渐变成家族史，又随着时间的推移转向对自身成长过程的探寻。他出生在台湾，一生经历过地震，战乱，日据时期，疾病和独裁统治，大学毕业后不顾父母的反对，费尽周折出国留学。他回忆说，那是他人生中的一个重要关口。

《依水之恋》在去年四月出版。姜先生现因耳疾已无法接受电话采访。但是他曾与太太朱美智一起为加广朗读过自传中的一个片段，讲述他们一家和爱岛渡轮及一位船长的缘分。

渡轮的故事（剪辑重播）：

https://www.rcinet.ca/zh/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/02/JHM.mp3

第六集 – 姜宏民：半个世纪前的冬夜历险记

和晓丹毕业于北京电影学院。2002年，她拍摄了自己的第一部电影《星星的舞蹈》，同年来到加拿大，定居蒙特利尔市。如今十八年过去，她说，她最欣慰的是自己对电影创作的热爱一点也没有变。

离开了母语创作环境以后，她在加拿大拍电影的努力是从学法语和上剧作课开始的。三年后，她拍摄了短片《开罗来电》。然后是纪录片《迷失的摩梭》（2005），剧情长片《春色撩人》（2018）和纪录片《我的父亲和他的忧郁》（2020）。上星期和她约采访时，她正忙着为她的第二部剧情长片《蒙特利尔，我的美人》向魁北克文化发展协会（SODEC）申请制作经费资助。而另一部剧情长片的剧作方案此前也获得了该机构认可。

才气和对电影的热爱只是进入这个行业的门槛。接下来的漫漫长路还需要堪比铁人三项运动员的坚韧。和晓丹说，她最喜欢黑泽明的一句话：登山时不要盯着山顶，要看自己脚下的路。这些年来，她一直是这样做的。构思剧本，向资助机构提交方案，写剧本，申请制作经费资助，这个过程有许多枯燥的部分，而且竞争极为激烈。她一步一步埋头向前，不放弃，不问成功与否，只管每一步都全力以赴。用她自己的话来说，她“比较熬得住”。

《蒙特利尔，我的美人》如果获得制作经费资助，下一步就可以开拍了。它讲述了一个移民女性遇到的生活困境，涉及家庭、伦理和文化等问题，并且是第一部以中年女同性恋为主人公的电影。

采访和晓丹录音：

https://www.rcinet.ca/zh/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/01/HeXiaoDan.mp3
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蒙特利尔缘何成就多位华裔独立电影人？

第五集 – 和晓丹：对电影创作的热爱从未改变

现居温哥华的郑胜天教授是中国改革开放后最早向国内介绍西方现当代艺术的人，被称为中国当代艺术的教父。但他表示，自己因为正好身处那样一个历史的节点，因此充当了中国当代艺术的“推手”和中西艺术交流的桥梁。

郑教授在1981年作为第一批艺术界访问学者出国进修游历，回国后把自己所学倾囊相授。四十年来，他做策展，写评论，办杂志，一直在从事当代艺术的推介和交流工作。2002年，他与人合作创办了介绍中国当代艺术的英语杂志《Yishu》，现在仍担任总策划。

纯艺术杂志生存不易，但是《yishu》在去年11月出到了第一百期。郑教授说，和八十年代相比，现在的中国当代艺术界发生了翻天覆地的变化，“资本的力量太强大。” 资本形成的利益集团控制艺术市场，影响艺术的发展，甚至操纵舆论。而大部分艺术家不能抵御金钱的诱惑。在这种情况下，坚持艺术和学术的标准、为艺术保留一块清净的绿地就更加重要。

他说，许多艺术家似乎忘记了，批判是当代艺术兴起和发展的基本动力，艺术家首先是一个知识分子。如果被市场大潮裹挟，失去了怀疑、批判和反抗的思想方式，那你只是一个工匠，不应走进当代艺术领域。

郑胜天曾任中国美术学院油画系主任，1989年起定居加拿大。除担任《Yishu》杂志总策划外，他也是温哥华美术馆亚洲馆总监。他在2013年出版了四卷本《郑胜天艺文选》，同年获得加拿大艾米丽卡尔艺术与设计大学荣誉博士学位。

采访郑胜天录音：

https://www.rcinet.ca/zh/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/01/ZhengShT.mp3
相关报道

华裔艺术家、策展人郑胜天的传奇

第四集 – 郑胜天：为艺术保留一块清净的绿地

常虹在大学里学的专业是版画，毕业后留校任教。在1982年，这是一个大学毕业生能得到的最好的工作之一。现在回想起来，他说，如果就这么干到退休可能也挺好。但问题是，他并不是一个安分的人。

他先是去日本留学，然后来到加拿大。在这里，他重拾年少时对电影的热爱。他创作的动画短片《二胡》被加拿大国家电影局接受。他认为，这是他人生中的一个重要转折点。他从此走上动画电影创作的道路。

最早赏识常虹才华的加拿大制片人约翰逊（George Johnson）被他称为“贵人”。他说，一个人的一生当中可能会有那么几次机会遇到这样的能帮你的人。怀着对他们的感激，他后来也经常去充当别人的贵人。

常虹为加拿大纪录片《不服管教》 创作了动画部分。该片讲述了安大略省白人女子维尔玛.德默森（Velma Demerson）在上世纪三十年代末因爱上一个华人青年而被自己的父亲送进监狱的遭遇。常虹说，种族歧视到今天仍然存在，这个故事因此仍有现实意义。

动画电影创作和教学之外，常虹还独创VINYL水墨画，即在胶片上用墨汁作画。这是他在动画创作之外的调剂和“副业”，至今已画上千张。别人赞他勤奋，但他自言只是喜欢。他常告诉自己的学生，是否从事一个行业，最重要的标准是三个字：“我喜欢。”

常虹最新发行的动画短片《八音盒》自2019年以来已经入选八十多个电影节，获得十六个奖项。他的新作、描写抗疫医护人员的《我不是天使》也将在今年参加电影节。

采访常虹录音：

https://www.rcinet.ca/zh/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/01/ChangHong.mp3

第三集 – 常虹：动画是我的人生

RCI | 中文 : 笔墨痴心：几位加拿大华人作家与艺术家

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Dan and the AP group review new anime individually and end with a group review of a well known older anime.

Welcome to the Anime Pathway! On this episode, Dan and the group go over their top 5 favorite anime and then review Tsuredure Children together. WARNING: Mild SPOILERS and Bromance in this episode.
Visit our webpage at http://www.intrepidfable.com/Podcasts/ARpodcast.html
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Vin'pertinent c'est une prise de conscience, une prise de confiance. C'est la preuve que le vin, ce n'est pas aussi compliqué qu'on le pense, pas aussi poussiéreux qu'on le pense. Vin'pertinent c'est l'impertinence dans le bon sens du terme, c'est regarder de haut les idées reçues et démontrer qu'el...

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Bonjour à tous, 


Aujourd'hui j’accueille Soline Bossis la fondatrice de La route des vins bio, une solution d’accompagnement sur mesure pour les vignerons et vigneronnes qui souhaitent développer leur vision du vignoble à succès. 

Si on m’avait dit que je serais amenée à rencontrer une personne qui lie développement personnel et développement business dans le secteur du vin, je ne l’aurais pas cru. et pourtant nous y voilà. 
Dans cet épisode, avec Soline, on parle de son chemin de vie, de comment elle a fait de son savoir-être une force qui l’a menée aujourd’hui à être coach business, à endosser ce rôle de phare dans la nuit pour les vignerons et vigneronnes qui manque de cette petite étincelle pour lancer leurs grands projets, on parle aussi de comment elle en est arrivée à monter son propre spectacle qui a pour sujet : un coming out compliqué auprès de sa famille. mais attention, aucun rapport ici avec la sexualité car le point d’orgue chez Soline : ça a été d’avouer à sa famille qu’elle aime les vins bios. 



Je vous souhaite une bonne dégustation,
Victoria
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Si vous avez apprécié l'épisode et que vous voulez me le montrer, la meilleure manière de le faire est de vous abonner, de mettre 5⭐️ & de le commenter (uniquement sur apple podcast). Et puis bien sur : parlez-en autour de vous ! 
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Soline Bossis, fondatrice de la route des vins bio: la clé pour un vignoble a succès.

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Bonjour à tous, 
Aujourd'hui j’accueille Claire Deville, graphiste fondatrice du studio_culotté, agence dans le secteur du vin, entre site web et dessin au crayon, elle est l’artiste qui se cache derrière la belle affiche du concours du meilleur sommelier du monde 2023. 


Claire est l’une des personnes que j’ai rencontré le plus tôt dans ma carrière de curieuse du vin. Elle a de la bouteille dans tous les bons sens du terme, 
mais au delà de la quille et de son amour du produit et secteur des vins & spiritueux, Claire elle a surtout la belle idée et le bon coup de crayon. Ainsi, elle transmet les messages des vignerons, des distilleries, des brasseurs régionaux à travers ses dessins, designs, et autres codes, et ça elle le fait vachement bien. 

Je vous souhaite une bonne dégustation,


Victoria
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Si vous avez apprécié l'épisode et que vous voulez me le montrer, la meilleure manière de le faire est de vous abonner, de mettre 5⭐️ & de le commenter (uniquement sur apple podcast). Et puis bien sur : parlez-en autour de vous ! 
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Claire Deville, l'artiste derrière l’affiche du concours du meilleur sommelier du monde 2023 et fondatrice du studio_culotté

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You are Entering the Fifth Dimension, a fan podcast dedicated to the sci-fi classic, The Twilight Zone.   It's a dimension not only of sound but of exploration.  A journey into the wondrous world of the new Jordan Peele series on CBS All-Access and the original Rod Serling episodes we all cherish. T...

Nothing is civil about war, and nothing is ever as it seems in The Twilight Zone. This month we take a look at two Civil War themed episodes, "The Passerby" from season 3 and "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" from season 5. Each episode not only plays in the sandbox of Civil War themes, but also takes a look at the supernatural realm, passing through to the afterlife, family, and paying for one's acts while on earth. "The Passerby" includes a wonderful Abraham Lincoln portrayal from Austin Green, while "Owl Creek" is a short-film that was purchased as a completed project and edited to become last episode of The Twilight Zone ever produced. We had a lot to say about each of these wonderful episodes, and hope you enjoy our discussion. Connect with Entering the Fifth Dimension:  Facebook community Follow us on Twitter Contribute Listener Feedback 

Civil War

Music has the power to enchant, stir emotions, calm the spirit, and heal. This month we take a look at two episodes that use the power of music to explore the impact of music. In season 3, "A Piano in the House" takes a look at the sides of our humanity that we all try to hide, by using music to expose those hidden faces. In season 5, "Come Wander With Me" is a somewhat disjointed story that still leaves us enchanted and mesmerized by Mary Rachel and her melody.   Connect with Entering the Fifth Dimension:  Facebook community Follow us on Twitter Contribute Listener Feedback 

Mysterious Melodies

Alternate dimensions and parallel worlds is not something The Twilight Zone was afraid to explore, and this month we take a look at two excellent examples of this type of storytelling. Season 3 "Little Girl Lost" explores a scenario where a young girl named Tina slips into the fourth dimension via a portal that opens up in her bedroom wall. The following season in "The Parallel" we see astronaut Robert Gaines transported to a parallel earth where he has a slightly different family in a slightly different house and JFK is unknown. Each of these episodes wonder what might happen if one was to get trapped in an alternate dimension in such a way that it leaves us much to ponder, while still giving us quite a bit to enjoy.   Connect with Entering the Fifth Dimension:  Facebook community Follow us on Twitter Contribute Listener Feedback 

Dimensions in Space

  Rod Serling was no stranger to the atrocities of what Hitler's Nazi party did to Jews during the Holocaust. He fought in WWII, battled anti-semitism in his own home state, and through the power of his pen fought to bring light to this hate in an effort to end racism of every kind. As brilliant as he was, we unfortunately still find racism all around us and Jews are still being attacked more than any other group today. This month we look at two episodes that Rod wrote to shed light on the horrors of the Nazi party, and express his confidence that their ultimate judgement awaited them. These episodes are "Judgement Night" from season 1 and "Death's Head Revisited" from season 3. These episodes stand as proof that The Twilight Zone is just as relevant today as it was in the 1960's.   Connect with Entering the Fifth Dimension:  Facebook community Follow us on Twitter Contribute Listener Feedback 

Righteous Reciprocity

Many Hollywood legends spent time in The Twilight Zone, and this month we look at two of the largest legends in Hollywood history with Robert Redford and Dennis Hopper. Redford's season 3 appearance with Gladys Cooper has him portraying the role of the death angel escorting her character to the afterlife. Meanwhile, Hopper's season 4 role is one of an angry young man under the influence of Hitler, who is raising up his own all-too-familiar brand of hate. It's easy to see in these performances what will make these men legendary, and each of these stories gives us a lot of meat to chew on for discussion.   Connect with Entering the Fifth Dimension:  Facebook community Follow us on Twitter Contribute Listener Feedback 

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Screen Printing: Art, Ad, or Alchemy? covers the wide variety of uses of the world’s oldest printing technology in its modern form. The podcast introduces listeners to the people and the magic behind the squeegee. From leading-edge medical devices fighting COVID, to fine art and rock posters, the cl...

In Episode 20, Andy MacDougall interviews Dan Gilsdorf, of Sefar USA about the hidden and lucrative world of functional and industrial screen printing. The world of functional and industrial (F&I;) printing is hiding around us in plain sight. Since first appearing in the 1940’s, F&I; has managed to avoid the U.S. and Canadian governments, who still consider print as predominately on paper. The average person wouldn’t know about F&I; printing and, I have to say it, the average T-shirt or poster printer is blind to it as well. That’s even though we collectively use the products that rely on this category of printing in their manufacturing process hundreds and thousands of times every day. You’re reading this on a device full of print. How big is this market? Massive. And growing. Imagine we stack up every cell phone and tablet ever made. Next, add all of your consumer electronics and appliances. Then we throw every car windshield on the pile. Dashboards and touchscreens. And we add all the solar cells. Include hydrogen fuel cells and let’s scrape the inside of every Boeing airliner. The wallpaper technically is graphic screen printing, but its function is fire-resistance. Next, we dump on all the Covid rapid tests, diabetic test strips, and a bunch of nicotine patches. Pretty big pile? We’re only getting started. All this and more on this episode of the “Art, Ad, or Alchemy?” podcast and companion column from the March/April 2024 digital edition.

Episode 20: F&I Printing is Everywhere!

In episode #19, Andy MacDougall interviews legendary flatstock poster printer Tuffy Tuffington, VP of the American Poster Institute, the non-profit that runs the Flatstock Exhibitions of rock poster art. For 20-plus years, the exhibition has taken place at major music festivals around the world. With the rise in popularity of attending music and other events that need merch such as posters, Tuffington expects the flatstock poster shows will grow locations. With a pent-up demand from the Covid Blues, live music performances and touring are way up, attendance at events is up, and he says most bands have finally twigged to the economic and logistical advantages having a cool poster available at the merch table brings. Mr. T has seen personal demand for poster design and production more than double in the past year, exceeding pre-Covid numbers.All this and more on this episode of the “Art, Ad, or Alchemy?” podcast and companion article from the January/February 2024 digital edition.

Episode 19 - Tuff Love and Posters

In episode 18, Andy MacDougall reflects on the history and the future of an industry more diverse than many realize. From control panels and electronic interfaces to batteries and biomedical devices – even contributions to Allied victory in WWII – screen printing has always been so much more than decorated apparel. Moving forward, opportunities abound in active clothing, the Internet of Things, clean energy, and beyond. Linked by a common process, our community of squeegee draggers is often underappreciated, but just as influential as everAll this and more on this episode of the “Art, Ad, or Alchemy?” podcast and companion column from the November/December digital edition.

Episode 18: Squeegee United

In episode 17, Andy MacDougall interviews Richie Goodtimes, a textile and poster production artist who suddenly went blind. Richie’s story is one of coming back from the edge. In the course of diving into his background, we also dive into a parallel story that is less personal, but also relevant. That’s the story of GP, or gigposters.com, a legendary forum that begat the Flatstock show prior to becoming a shell of its former self.All this and more on this episode of the “Art, Ad, or Alchemy?” podcast and companion column from the September/October digital edition.

Episode 17: Return From the Edge

In Episode 16, Andy MacDougall interviews Nick Rhodes. Nick’s story illuminates why it could be a mistake for anyone (particularly North American politicians, educational institutions, and trade associations) to essentially write off screen printing for anything other than decorating apparel. In this case, print – in a few different forms, not just screen – is a potential solution to yet another 21st-century problem created by humans: declining bee populations. All this and more on this episode of the “Art, Ad, or Alchemy?” podcast and companion column from the July/August digital edition.

Episode 16: Screen Printing

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En este hablamos de la trilogia original de Star Wars y Monroy se revela a si mismo como creyente de Darth Jar Jar

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Looking at as many videogame mechanics as we can get away with; we aim to output 7 podcasts in Season 1. We'll be focusing and discussing the mechanics that take games from the good to the sublime citing plenty of examples. Hopefully our musings will be entertaining and informative - but our real ai...

In the final episode of Gaming By Design for Season 1, Colin and Richard are discussing the golden rules of gaming. This incorporates all the things that they think are terrible in games and think should never happen again or at the very least be improved. It's a good way to leave the season by being petty and moaning a little bit. They're also joined by Kris from inretrospectpodcast.com Thanks for listening to Season 1 - you can still get in touch at gamingbydesign@gmail.com

Golden Rules of Gaming

In the penultimate episode of Gaming By Design, Colin and Richard are looking at pacing in videogames. How do games keep the player interested and absorbed within the game? How are ideas developed within a game and how can variety make a game better -- hopefully the discussion will be both entertaining and informative; however the real goal is to get you talking amongst yourselves about the mechanics that make videogames work. If you want to comment or offer suggestions you can email gamingbydesign@gmail.com or leave a comment on the blog. Don't forget to subscribe in your favourite podcast software because this is only podcast 6 of 7.

Pacing in Videogames

In this edition of Gaming By Design Colin and Richard are looking at the balance between luck and skill in game mechanics. How can the balance between these two ends of the spectrum affect gameplay. Is luck in game mechanics a bad thing that should never be considered in design or can luck work? What effects can luck have? Using Mario Kart, Mario Party, Call of Duty, Split Second and many others as a reading list the duo once again aim to be entertaining, witty, informative and get you talking amongst yourselves. Don't forget to check the other podcasts in this series - this is just podcast 5 of 7. Get in touch with comments or suggestions at gamingbydesign@gmail.com or leave a comment here.

Luck vs Skill in Game Mechanics

How is difficulty in videogames managed; what are the different ways to implement difficulty and when does difficulty get in the way? Should difficulty even exist and if so what point does it serve? Colin and Richard return once again to discuss, entertain and hopefully enlighten. Reading material for this podcast includes HomeFront, Killzone 3, Thief, Demons Souls, Super Meat Boy and many more. So have a listen, discuss with your friends and then get in touch at gamingbydesign@gmail.com or gamingbydesign.blogspot.com Don't forget to subscribe using your favourite podcast software because this is only podcast 4 of 7.

Difficulty in Videogames

In this edition of Gaming By Design, Colin and Richard are looking at fear in videogames. Discussing plenty of great examples of where games have scared them; how these shocking sections work and finally designing on their feet and talking about where this feature could go in the future. This weeks reading list to keep you entertained and informed is Eternal Darkness, Saw, System Shock 2 and even Animal Crossing -- however the real goal is to get you talking amongst yourselves about the mechanics that make videogames work. If you want to comment or offer suggestions you can email gamingbydesign@gmail.com or hop over to the blog at http://www.gamingbydesign.blogspot.com Don't forget to subscribe in your favourite podcast software because this is only podcast 3 of 7.

Fear in Videogames

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Georgia O’Keeffe: A Pioneer of American Modernism

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Celebrating the Genius of Rembrandt van Rijn: A Tribute to His Timeless Works

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The Artistic Legacy of Ancient Greece: Examining the Roots of Western Art

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The Fascinating World of Byzantine Art

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From Classicism to Romanticism: The Transformation of Art

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Salves e salvas esse é o X-cast e esse é o primeiro episodio, hoje traremos o tema da mais recente operação que houve no Rio de Janeiro no morro do Jacarezinho hoje teremos informações divulgadas e um ponto de vista vindo de pessoas comuns sobre a operação, tudo isso para mostrar como a população em geral se comportou.

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Este documento trata sobre A competência Textual logo discute- se as principais qualidades de um texto como a : clareza, concisão, formalidade, objetividade, simplicidade e correção gramatical.

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Este documento trata sobre a competência textual e aborda sobre as qualidades de um texto como: clareza, concisão, formalidade, objetividade, simplicidade e correção gramatical.

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The Screen Kweens are BACK with special guest JORDY DEELIGHT as they discuss the 2000s teen classic, including discussions on Shakespeare's comedies, fights in bathrooms, the battle of the sexes, and Vinnie Jones' terrible acting. 

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