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I talk with my friend Kit Chapman, the author of the book Superheavy, which will be out next year from Bloomsbury. We talk about his story, being a kid raised partially in Hong Kong, the moment when he decided to give up alcohol and signs he saw right before becoming a skeptic. We dive into his writing and his take about science journalism, along with embarrassing him a bit because many people think that he is great.
You can currently preorder his book at https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/superheavy-9781472953896/
He recorded a special feature for our patreon at Sickle Level at http://www.patreon.com/vicariousmuggleland
Find me on Twitter at @VicariousID
Find me on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/vicariousidentity
Music under a Creative Commons Attribution License
I Thought Of Pills by Lee Rosevere
I talk to author D.R. Perry, who is pretty much family too me. We talk about life and the creative process along, creators and feedback, identities in gaming (both in person and online), and much much more.
"It's very quiet when we do "okay" ... The lack of response is fake. People respond to what they see and you don't see it." - D.R. Perry
Patreon Users get 24 hour advanced access to Vicarious Identity and Alice in Muggleland all for a dollar. https://www.patreon.com/vicariousmuggleland
Her books are on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00O6851HO
She also has a Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/drperryauthor
Her website http://www.drperryauthor.com/
Her facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/drpperry/
Opening monologue music is The Shine by Jahzzar under Creative Commons License 4.0
This episode I speak with Ariel (Ari) mostly about religion. We talk about their calling into the ministry, the highs and lows of the calling, how that gets balanced with having a family, their experience with being proactive in pushing more progressive thought patterns with a conservative congregation, gaming, and more.
Ari is doing work with the Poor People's Campaign for more information visit https://www.poorpeoplescampaign.org/
I plan on providing some additional interesting content. My paetron community gets each podcast for 24 hours in advance of a pod dropping, and will have paetron only content! You can find these benefits plus many more at www.patreon.com/vicariousmuggleland
I can be found on Twitter at @VicariousID
I can be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/vicariousidentity
"One of the ways that makes us human is the stories that we tell about ourselves, our relations, our communities. That's what defines our humanity and there's actually theories out there that say that if we didn't tell stories about ourselves we actually wouldn't be concious..
So when your own internal story doesn't line up with the way people are reacting to you, the way that people are addressing you, that is such a huge disconnect and it so badly impacts mental health ... that is a critical part of the story of the self and so when the way that people are talking to you and about you does not line up with the story of self, it's in the toilet there's nothing you can do." - Errick
On this episode of Vicarious Identity, who is Errick? Why Durmstrang? How did he become Errick? Why Mermen? What is his fascination with the Fast and the Furious? In searching for my identity I speak with my friend and fellow writer who talks about his story of coming out as transgender, queer coding in pop culture, mental health issues, and his goals and dreams.
Intro and Outro music made via Soundtrap
Monologue Music: Harbor by Kai Engel licensed under Creative Commons
Errick has a Paetron account at https://www.patreon.com/saintduma
Visit Vicarious Identity at http://www.facebook.com/vicariousidentity
We are on twitter at @VicariousID
This is the introduction to Vicarious Identity: Living a Midlife Crisis through Other People. Here we find our hero rambling on about his identity and what the podcast is about. The TL:DR is to get down deep with people he knows to help find himself.
Find on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicariousidentity/
Find on Twitter: @vicariousid
This is the introduction to Vicarious Identity: Living a Midlife Crisis through Other People. Here we find our hero rambling on about his identity and what the podcast is about. The TL:DR is to get down deep with people he knows to help find himself.
Find on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicariousidentity/
Find on Twitter: @vicariousid
From the publisher's feed
What happens when you use a podcast to find your identity during a midlife crisis? Our hero (or lack there of) tries to find this through interviews about people and their identity. Use to call me…
Podcast Art by James Ruggiero