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Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-123: Flawed Characters and Noir 1 - Classic NoirWhat can Film Noir teach us about character arcs and audience engagement? In this two part series, Mel and Chas use Noir (the genre) as a lens to interrogate flawed characters. How can characters doing reprehensible things still engage audiences? How can you ensure representation isn't endorsement? And whether these characters undergo transformative arcs, or simply reveal their true natures? Part 1 focuses on two (now classic) noirs: DOUBLE INDEMNITY and THE LONG GOODBYE. While Part 2 looks at two more contemporary examples DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESs and WOMAN OF THE HOUR. ...
2025-12-311h 22
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcast1dZ-01: Arkyvrs - A Mansion Most Vile - Ep1 What happens when a group of filmmakers play a ragtag group of filmmakers in a gritty sci-fi horror? "Ignite the fire within and explore unknown territory" - Werner Herzog. This episode is unusual, even by Draft Zero standards. It's an "Actual Play Podcast" where Chas, Stu, & Mel are joined by Kim Ho and Luke Clark to play MOTHERSHIP, the sci-fi horror game we talked about in episodes DZ-121 and DZ-122. Stu is the GM while everyone else is a ragtag crew of freelance filmmakers. We debrief the experience (so...
2025-10-262h 08
Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & BaseballHOOPS: Ole Miss, Chris Beard PRIMED to STUN College Basketball World | Can Rebels DETHRONE SEC Powerhouses?🏀 Buckle up, Rebel fans! The Locked on Ole Miss podcast, hosted by Steven Willis, brings you courtside action as Ole Miss basketball gears up for a thrilling season!Fresh insights from former player Tim Thomas reveal the team's secret weapon: French phenom Ilias Kamardine. "He's the real deal... The Batman," Thomas raves. Could Kamardine be the key to a Final Four run?Coach Chris Beard's ambitious vision takes center stage. With a roster boasting Travis Perry's sharpshooting and AJ Storr's athleticism, the Rebels are primed for success. But can they navigate a tough non-conference schedule, inc...
2025-10-2323 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-122: Escalating Antagonism 2How can you apply horror ideas to action and comedy? In this episode Chas, Stu and guest Kim Ho continue their exploration into the power(s) of antagonism and how focusing on them can develop story. While Part 1 looked at the horror film SINNERS, in Part 2 we venture into genres beyond horror with the action-thriller REBEL RIDGE, and the comedy classic MEET THE PARENTS. To both these films we apply the generative story framework TOMBS* (Transgression - Omens - Manifestation - Banishment - Slumber) and are surprised at just how well it maps. *TO...
2025-10-011h 44
Bring a Trailer PodcastTouching Grass in Bridgehampton; Alex and Randy's Picks for the WeekAlex and Randy talk about The Bridge IX, last weekend's refreshingly unique collection of three separate car events in the Hamptons. Randy's first time on Long Island could not have found a more fitting venue than among the ghosts of one of America's first road courses. They cover the dark reasons behind said courses' creation, the curated garden party atmosphere of the main Saturday event on the (former road, now golf) course, run-ins with great cars including a fabulously rare Volvo and a breathtaking array of Ferrari 308s, and the dichotomies of small, well-to-do East Coast villages. They move...
2025-09-1851 min
2025-09-0836 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-121: Escalating Antagonism 1: SINNERSHow do the antagonistic forces in your story escalate distinctly from the protagonists' journey? We often struggle to develop the middle stages of a story. Could this be because we focus on our protagonists' journeys and plot structure more than on how the antagonistic powers are awakened, wronged, discovered, gathering strength and revealing themselves? In this episode, Chas and Stu are joined by professional screenwriter and playwright Kim Ho to explore how a generative story cycle (from tabletop role-playing game MOTHERSHIP) can be used to develop stories, not just write them better. This cycle is T...
2025-08-291h 24
The Grindhouse PodcastWhen WORLDS COLLIDE! (King Kong VS Godzilla 1962)The magnum opus of the two most iconic monsters ofall time! Facing off mono e mono in the most disappointing movie of all time.It pains us to say how let down we were with this movie. But is it really allthat bad? Find out here! King Kong vs. Godzilla (Japanese: キングコング対ゴジラ, Hepburn: Kingu Kongu tai Gojira) is a 1962 Japanese kaiju film directed by Ishirō Honda, with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya. Produced and distributed by Toho Co., Ltd, it is the third film in both the Godzilla and King Kong franchises...
2025-06-211h 02
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-119: Final Character Choices & Great EndingsHow does your protagonist's final choice resolve the plot, character arc and theme? In this episode, Stu and Chas focus solely on the final choices made by protagonists and how that reflects their character journey and successfully, or not, dramatises the internal. We compare and contrast different uses of narrative POV in respect to these final choices, in particular whether and when the audience is made aware of the options available to the character, the act of making the choice, and the consequences of the choice. We breakdown examples from DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: HONOR AMONG THIEVES, FINDING NEMO...
2025-06-181h 52
The Grindhouse PodcastBEHOLD The 8th Wonder of the WORLD(King Kong 1933)Kong, The 8th wonder of the world! A movie that revolutionized and shocked the world of special effects! The profound nature of King Kong has stood the test of time. Remake after reboot the 1933 classic remains a must see!King Kong is a 1933 American pre-Code adventure horror monster film directed and produced by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, with special effects by Willis H. O'Brien and music by Max Steiner. Produced and distributed by RKO Radio Pictures, it is the first film in the King Kong franchise and combines live action sequences with stop-motion animation using rear-scree...
2025-06-141h 02
BoomerocityKenny Neal Talks About Devil's In The DeltaBlues great, Kenny Neal, talks with Boomerocity about his new single that he recently recorded with his son, Micah Willis.
2025-04-2332 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-117: Tonal shiftsHow can we teach our audience new storytelling rules in the middle of our story? Following on from our episodes on establishing tone through action lines and through character, this is what we have been building up to: how to pull off a tonal switch… that does not throw the audience out of the film. And, in particular, how to pull that off on the page when writers don't have framing, lighting, music, editing, etc. at our disposal? With that goal in mind, Mel and Chas dissect specific moments on the pages of SHAUN OF TH...
2025-03-312h 08
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-116: Writing physical comedyHow do you make extended technical scenes funny on the page? Mel joins Chas to tackle physical comedy. We limited our homework selection to extended scenes (as opposed to moments and sight gags) in live action projects and - with the help of our Patreons - selected early sequences from BRINGING UP BABY, the pilot for HAPPY ENDINGS and that wonderful food poisoning scene in BRIDESMAIDS. We discover how these incredible writers take their time (on the page) to set up geography, framing and running gags. We also get tips on judicious use ALL CAPS...
2025-02-261h 35
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-115: A Christmas Special - Rewatching & RitualsWhat magic do Christmas movies use to make them so rewatchable? In this "backmatter" episode of Draft Zero, Stu, Chas, and Mel Killingsworth embark on a festive exploration of what makes holiday films so engaging and so re-watchable that they can become part of our rituals. To that end, we breakdown the charm of of Christmas films like KISS KISS BANG BANG, RIDERS OF JUSTICE, and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE. We discuss what defines a holiday movie, the power of nostalgia, the importance of ensembles to a sense of family, and how voiceover, snappy dialogue a...
2024-12-231h 56
LEO Round TableDistrict Attorney Fani Willis Kicked Out Of Trump Prosecution By Court - LEO Round Table S09E25503:42 AG takeover of police ended by ruling
09:54 District Attorney Fani Willis kicked out of Trump prosecution by court
20:41 Supect shot after pointing gun at officers
31:35 Cops shoot man after he stands in shooting stance towards officers
41:14 Bad guy charges officer with a knife on video
LEO Round Table (law enforcement talk show)
Season 9, Episode 255 (2,347) filmed on 12/20/2024
1. https://apnews.com/article/paterson-new-jersey-police-takeover-court-overruled-10cb2d0f367bc496f7814a84d6751c72
2. https://www.rvmnews.com/2024/12/fani-willis-gets-the-worst-possible-news-in-georgia-case-against-trump-watch/
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2024-12-2146 min
LEO Round TableDistrict Attorney Fani Willis Kicked Out Of Trump Prosecution By Court - LEO Round Table S09E25503:42 AG takeover of police ended by ruling 09:54 District Attorney Fani Willis kicked out of Trump prosecution by court 20:41 Supect shot after pointing gun at officers 31:35 Cops shoot man after he stands in shooting stance towards officers 41:14 Bad guy charges officer with a knife on video LEO Round Table (law enforcement talk show) Season 9, Episode 255 (2,347) filmed on 12/20/2024 1. https://apnews.com/article/paterson-new-jersey-police-takeover-court-overruled-10cb2d0f367bc496f7814a84d6751c72 2. https://www.rvmnews.com/2024/12/fani-willis-gets-the-worst-possible-news-in-georgia-case-against-trump-watch/ 3. https://rumble.com/v60vl0w-weatherford-police-shoot-man-who-pointed-gun-at-them-during-domestic-disput.html?e9s=src_v1_upp 4. https://rumble.com/v60vf5n-suspect-who-put-himself-in-a-shooting-stance-is-shot-by-houston-police.html?e9s=src_v1_upp 5...
2024-12-2146 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-114: Climaxes in ChallengersHow does ending your story on the climax affect audience experience? While Stu is on show, Mel and Chas sit down to analyse the meaning behind the ending of 2024's CHALLENGERS, especially when - upon reading the script - the most impactful moment of the ending on screen (for Chas in particular) is not written on the page. Following on from episodes on filmmakers talking directly to the audience as well as previous exploration into choices and decisions (and hopefully serving as a prelude to our episode on Hero's Choice), Mel and Chas explore the...
2024-11-291h 17
The Landing: Where Our Crowd GathersRandy Willis on His Life Aboard BoatsRandy Willis joins us to discuss his years of fishing and the boats he fished on over the years.
2024-10-2431 min
The Grindhouse Podcast12 Monkeys (1995)An absolute powerhouse of a film 12 monkeys is one of Science Fiction. Brad Pitt and Bruce Willis star in this time travel dystopian nightmare!
2024-08-1842 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-112: Breaking the 4th wallDZ-112: Breaking the 4th wall How is the effect of breaking the 4th wall different to VoiceOver? As part of our series on how filmmakers can directly communicate to the audience, we finally examine the most blatant tool of them all: when character look directly down the barrel of the camera… and thus look directly at us, the viewer. Chas, Stu and Mel take the craft tools/levers they identified in previous episodes and use them to examine HIGH FIDELITY, ABBOTT ELEMENTARY and - of course - FLEABAG. By examining how "in-world" the ca...
2024-07-311h 52
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-111: Unreliable Narrators and Fight Club How does the unreliability of a narrator impact the way a story is told? In this episode, Stu and Mel (sans Chas!) take a deep dive into FIGHT CLUB and its use of the unreliable narrator. This is a bridging episode between our previous episode on VOICEOVER and our forthcoming episode on TALKING TO CAMERA as Fight Club does both. We dissect the film's disconnected sequence-driven structure and how the voiceover 'stitches' the film together. And then we look at what makes 'Jack' an unreliable narrator and how his control over the storytelling impa...
2024-07-0255 min
I Am Northwest Arkansas®Emma Willis Discusses Preserving Black History in Northwest ArkansasAbout the Show:"All of these stories are intertwined and connected, and they bring up these very interesting stories about what was it like to be black in Northwest Arkansas."Emma WillisAbout the Guest:Emma Willis is the founder of Impact Period and a representative for NWA Black Heritage. She is passionate about preserving African American history and culture in Northwest Arkansas. Emma is currently spearheading an effort to establish the first Black Fayetteville Historic District in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Her dedication to this cause involves extensive research, community engagement, and advocacy...
2024-06-1755 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-110: VoiceoverHow can you use Voiceover without it feeling like a cheat? In this episode, we finally delve into the world of VOICEOVERS (as part of our larger series exploring craft tools that allow characters & storytellers to talk directly to the audience). Chas, Stu and Mel deep dive into the VERONICA MARS pilot, Disney's THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE, and the Michael Bay epic PAIN & GAIN. In exploring what makes these particular examples of Voiceover great (and not feel like a cheat or a well-worn trope), we apply the four levers identified in our Part 1 (in particular...
2024-05-311h 41
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-109: Talking DIRECTLY to your audienceWhat are the different ways a filmmaker can ask something of the audience? Chas and Stu are joined by recurring guest Mel in this prelude episode to upcoming episodes on Voice Over and Breaking the Fourth Wall. In this episode, we attempt to taxonomise the different ways filmmakers can ask something directly of their audience. To this end, we identify 4 levers that can be pulled: Diagetic to non-diagetic (in story world to outside story world) Who is talking? From story-teller to a character Whom are they talking to? Themselves or directly to the audience? From when...
2024-05-011h 20
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-108: The Emotional Event with Judith WestonHow and why should every scene have an emotional event? For the first episode of our tenth anniversary year, we are joined by Judith Weston to talk about Emotional Events. What is an emotional event? Well, it's a way of thinking about scenes through relationships rather than plot. Instead of asking how a scene moves the plot forward, ask how the scene alters the relationship between characters. While emotional events are ostensibly a tool for directors to interpret scenes, we believe that the emotional event starts with the writer(s). But it is an...
2024-03-311h 37
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-107: Establishing Tone Through CharacterHow can we use dramatisation to create tone? In this episode, Chas and Stu continue their deep dive into how to write tone by examining films with "light" (we use the phrase loosely) tones: LADY BIRD, EMILY THE CRIMINAL, THE BALLAD OF BUSTER SCRUGGS, and SPONTANEOUS. We also talk a surprising amount about DUNE and CRAZY STUPID LOVE. We focus on the relationship between character & tone and how the writers of these films use dramatisation to create their unique tones. We talk minimalism vs maximalism, dialogue, character actions & reactions, emotional dynamic range, and rules of...
2024-02-291h 54
The Randy Tobler Show on NewsTalkSTLH1: Fani's Fanny Is In Trouble!2-17-2024
District Attorney of Fulton County, Fani Willis, testifies about about her romantic relationship.
KC Chiefs Parade shooters in custody. Gun control advocates already aim to capitalize on the tragedy.
Updates on the bizarre $355Mil penalty imposed on Trump.
2024-02-1740 min
Ready Set Blow PodcastEp. 386 Jamario McClainComedian and first-time guest Jamario McClain, a.k.a. the black John McClain, joins Randy on the show. They open the show talking about Bruce Willis and the Die Hard series. They put an end to the debate on whether the original Die Hard is a Christmas movies. Jamario talks about having smart teenage kids. Randy asks Jamario the culture shock of leaving Long Beach to go to college in rural Arkansas. The move on to talk about white people drugs vs. black people drugs. Randy gets Jamario's take on the Katt Williams interview. The boys move on and...
2024-01-241h 03
The CKP Future Books PodcastS4 Ep6: James FoxCKP newcomer James Fox discusses his new book, REVOLUTION, and gives fans a taste of what's to come in this exciting new scifi-thriller series from CKP. James also discusses his career as a screenwriter, and how that craft has informed his role as a novelist. Host Randall Willis also chats with Chris Kennedy about this month's slate of CKP new releases. CKP News Segment: · WORLDBUILDING FOR NOVICES by Jon R. Osborne (non-fiction) · PRINCE CONQUEROR by Fred Hughes (Prince of Brittania) · REVOLUTION by James Fox (Sol Saga) · FOILED AMBITIONS by John Olsen (4HU)
2024-01-0146 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-106: How do you know if you have enough story?How do you know if you have enough narrative fuel to write a script? In this episode, Chas, Stu and Mel attempt to answer a listener question: "In your own pre-writing process, how do you know you have enough for a feature? And do you have a specific pre-writing method you're going to?" Thus we launch into a discussion on our writing processes and the varying usefulness of tools such as log lines, turning points, beat sheets, synopsis, treatments, and scene breakdowns. We also tackle the challenges encountered while developing an idea to f...
2023-12-311h 36
I Am Northwest Arkansas®Unwrapping Success: The Black Paper Party Story from Shark Tank to Cultural CelebrationAbout the Show:"Walmart's probably one of the greatest incubators for businesses.” - Jasmine HudsonIn this episode of "I am Northwest Arkansas," we spotlight the innovative trio behind Black Paper Party: Jasmine Hudson, J'Aaron Merchant, and Madia Willis. While Madia couldn't join us, her role is pivotal in their venture, which is revolutionizing holiday celebrations with a focus on cultural representation.Jasmine and J'Aaron, who are here to share their journey, have masterfully blended artistic vision with business savvy. They've filled a significant gap in the market, creating products that cel...
2023-12-1854 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-105: Establishing Tone Through Big PrintHow can we teach the reader to find the humour in our darkness? Chas and Stu finally start their long-mooted exploration of tone with a series that examines films and shows with unusual tones and dives into how the writers establish those tones in the first 5 pages. How does your script want your reader to experience violence in your story? Humour? Sex? Prejudice? To answer these questions, this episode look at how films with "darker" or "sadder" tones teach the reader what they can laugh at, namely: THE NICE GUYS, THE BANSHEES OF...
2023-11-302h 06
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-104: Characters Alone - Dramatizing the InternalHow can scenes where characters are alone increase our connection with them? In this episode, we explore the audience's connection with characters through the lens of characters being alone. Chas and Stu breakdown scenes (and their scripts) from AFTERSUN, SENSE AND SENSIBILITY and THE EQUALIZER to discuss the significance of solitude in giving the audience insight into a character's interiority. We talk how big print can reflect character; how finding moments for vulnerability allows characters to drop their masks; and how staging can help these moments occur organically. Thanks to Chris Walker for...
2023-11-011h 29
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-103: Game of the Scene 2 - Triangle of Sadness, The FavouriteHow can games elevate dramatic scenes? In part two of this two parter, Stu and Chas go further into the game (of the scene) and look at how games force characters *other* than the protagonist to interact. We deep dive into the wonderful social satires of TRIANGLE OF SADNESS and THE FAVOURITE. We discuss how games reveal character through competency and decisions, how resources and skills impact the tactics that characters employ, and the difference between referees, rule lawyers, rule makers and rule breakers. Thanks to Chris Walker for editing this episode.
2023-10-011h 42
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-102: Game of the Scene - Bluey, John Wick 4How can 'games' help us write better scenes? Stu and Chas turn their attention to a topic that has long eluded them: the game of the scene. We look at how considering the game that characters are playing — its rules, arenas, players, referees, and win conditions — can help you write more dynamic scenes. This will be a two-parter, and for this half, we talk BLUEY, "The Quiet Game" (from Season 2) and "Phones" (from Season 3), and JOHN WICK 4. We also touch on GAME NIGHT and LIFE OF BRIAN. Thanks to Chris Walker for editing this...
2023-08-311h 23
Worldview Truth - Randy OsborneFulton GA’s Witch-Hunt of Donald Trump & StaffRandy Osborne and Brigitte Smith with Marion County Republican Party give you the details and some inside views of the indictment and arrest of Donald Trump and the co-conspirators in Fulton County, Georgia. Some of these insights into what is happening in the weaponization against political opponents will have you wondering what has happened to the land of the free.
Apparently Georgia DA knows defendants not guilty…
https://thefederalist.com/2023/09/01/exclusive-fani-willis-possesses-evidence-exonerating-georgias-alternate-electors/
Worldview Podcast is available on your favorite podcast platform and Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/RandyOsborne
2023-08-2941 min
Arabia Baptist Church2023 Bible Conference - Randy WillisPastor Randy Willis of Farmland Baptist Church in Farmland, Indiana
2023-08-0735 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-100: Scenes through SwordsWhat scene work tools can be learned from martial arts? In this slightly unusual episode of Draft Zero (but also incredibly on brand), Stu and philosopher swordsperson Damon Young discuss how the lessons they have learned from martial arts can be applied to scenes. In particular, they discuss how approaching an opponent in a sword fight can be analogous to how characters approach conflict, such as: the distance between the characters, who chooses to engage first, how to feint, how to lure an attack by leaving yourself vulnerable, etc. They reference classic conflicts such as C...
2023-05-291h 00
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-99: Scene QuestionsHow do audience questions shape scenes? nspired by our earlier episodes on sequences, Chas and Stu narrow their focus to look at the atomic unit of screen storytelling: the scene. In particular, we breakdown how question and answers prompted in the audience structure individual scenes. We talk plot, character, and theme questions (and their hybrids) by analysing scenes from LOKI, THE LAST CRUSADE, THE BOURNE SUPREMACY, QUEEN AND SLIM, and DO THE RIGHT THING. We also briefly discuss SUCCESSION, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: HONOUR AMONG THIEVES, and ANDOR. As always: SPOILERS ABOUND CHAPTERS
2023-05-011h 34
HOPE Talks04/23/23- WBTX Program- Randy Aikens TestimonyWe are joined on today’s broadcast by Randy Aikens. Randy was born and raised in a small town in northwest Ohio. Randy met his wife Susan in high school. They have two grown children, Adam, and Ashley. Randy had nine moves with his job. They moving to Harrisonburg in 1998, where they have lived ever since. Randy joins us today to share his testimony. We pray that today’s broadcast will be a half hour of hope for your life.
We would also like to invite you to take an anonymous 8 question survey to help give us some...
2023-04-2330 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-98: Ensembles 3 - Character Function & ThemeWhat effect does adding a ton of characters have on your story? In Part 3 (the final part? Ha!) of our exploration into ensemble stories, Stu, Chas & Mel examine films whose genres do not conventionally require a ton of character or that use those ensembles in unconventional ways - in particular, adding whole storylines that are separate from the main character's story. To that end, we dive into three films that were horrifically snubbed by the Oscars: THE WOMAN KING, RIDERS OF JUSTICE and NOPE. We breakdown the effects of choosing to use an ensemble on...
2023-03-312h 02The CKP Future Books PodcastS3 Ep 8: Meeting the Misfits with Jason CordovaBestselling scifi author Jason Cordova sits down with Randy Willis to discuss his role in crafting the 4HU mega-hit, THE MISFITS, with Kevin Ikenberry. Randy also chats with Chris Kennedy about this month's slate of CKP new releases. CKP News Segment: · THE MISFITS by Kevin Ikenberry and Jason Cordova (4HU) · THE LAST ARGONAUT by Ian J. Malone (Salvage Title) · PRINCE RENEGADE by Fred Hughes (The Prince of Britannia) · Knightfall Under Keros by Melissa Olthoff (Salvage Title) Interview Segment: Jason Cordova · Closing out major 4HU storylines. · Character a...
2023-03-1441 min
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-97: Ensembles 2 - Servicing CharactersHow do you give your audience access to a lot of characters? In Part 2 of our exploration into ensemble stories, Stu, Chas and Mel examine films whose plot and genre require a lot of characters. Thus we tackle a team sports film (PITCH PERFECT), a murder mystery (GLASS ONION), a slasher (SCREAM 2022) and a family holiday flick (THE FAMILY STONE). By looking at these films, we discover tools for writers to service characters and give them more dimension. These tools include: shifting group dynamics; the spectrum of private to public behaviour; breaking POV, and quintessential...
2023-02-282h 22Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-96: Ensembles 1 - What do we mean by an ensemble?DZ-96: Ensembles 1 - What do we mean by an ensemble? How can the same story feel different when you have more characters? In the first part of our series on ensembles, Chas, Stu and Mel start by laying the groundwork for our future episodes. And we begin by asking the seemingly innocuous question: 'what do we mean by calling a story an ensemble?' As we unpack our own assumptions, biases and thoughts, we ask (and attempt to answer) more questions: How does an ensemble differ from a single protagonist or...
2023-01-311h 16The CKP Future Books PodcastS3 Ep 6: Fred Hughes talks writing, publishing, and his Prince seriesIn our first new episode to ring in the new year, host Randy Willis sits down with CKP author Fred Hughes to discuss the latter's wildly successful PRINCE OF BRITANNIA military scifi series. Randy also chats with Chris Kennedy about this month's slate of CKP new releases. CKP News Segment: PRINCE WAR LEADER by Fred Hughes (Prince of Britannia) GENOCIDE OF MANKIND by William S. Frisbee (The Last Marine) POINT BREAK by Chris Kennedy (THE GUARDIAN COVENANT) ON A CLOUDY DAY by Kevin Ikenberry and Jason Cordova (4HU) Interview Segment: Casey Moores...
2023-01-031h 01Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-95: Backmatter - Building and MaintenanceHow do you maintain hope in the face of, er, screenwriting? Time for our annual backmatter episode, where we drop any ruse of any objectivity, and fully embrace our subjective opinions! In this episode we discuss: potential topics for 2023; the ostensible shortening of first acts; balancing new projects vs current projects; how to maintain hope in the face of an industry as fickle as ours; and end with a discussion of Andor vs Obi-Wan. Yup, Star Wars is the new Die Hard. Get over it. SPOILERS ABOUND for Andor and Obi-Wan. ...
2022-12-311h 16
Marc Willis PodcastMarc Willis Hanging out with Randy C Mooreplease checkout his website www.randycmoore.com download his music
2022-12-0523 minThe CKP Future Books PodcastS3 Ep 5: Casey Moores returns to 'this Fallen World' with new novelIn the final 2022 episode of the CKP Future Books Podcast, Randy Willis sits down with veteran 4HU author Casey Moores to discuss the latter's foray into the Fallen World Universe — THE GUILTED CCAGE — which releases on Dec. 23. Randy also chats with Chris Kennedy about this month's slate of CKP new releases. CKP News Segment: REVOLUTION CALLING by William S. Frisbee (The Last Marine) VORTEX STINGRAY by Kevin Ikenberry (THE GUARDIAN COVENANT) TO HAVE AND TO HOLD by Zene Voss THE GUILTED CAGE by Casey Moores (Fallen World) CRUCIBLE OF THE GODS by D.T. Read...
2022-12-011h 03Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-94: Talismans (Part 2)How can you use physical objects to track character change… wordlessly? In part two of our two-part series on TALISMANS, we break down the beats used to turn objects (in a broad sense) into talismans; how talismans can track character journeys and transitions; and how they can be used to create powerful moments without words. While Part 1 looked a range of talismans in a bunch of different movies, in this episode we deep dive into just three examples. We look at how Thor's crisis of masculinity is articulated through his relationship with Mjolnir and Stormbreaker in...
2022-11-302h 07The CKP Future Books PodcastS3 Ep 4: Mark Wandrey talks BLOOD IN THE WATERIn this month's episode of the CKP Future Books Podcast, Randy Willis sits down with Four Horsemen Universe (4HU) creator and Dragon Award finalist Mark Wandrey to discuss the latter's new novel, BLOOD IN THE WATER. Amazon: https://amzn.to/3hqUacs Randy also chats with Kevin Ikenberry about this month's slate of CKP new releases. CKP News Segment: BLOOD IN THE WATER by Mark Wandrey (4HU) EMINENCE PROTOCOL by Kevin Ikenberry (Protocol War) MOUNTAIN OF THE GODS by D.T. Reid RESPONSIBILITY OF THE THRONE by G. Scott Huggins (Endless Ocean) ACT OF AGGRESSION b...
2022-11-1156 min
2022-11-1040 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-93: Talismans (Part 1)How can you use physical objects to reveal inner character? In this series, Chas and Stu discuss TALISMANS. Physical objects that are imbued with meaning by a character or characters. They're a powerful tool to access inner character. In this first part, we lay the groundwork to discuss talismans and present something of a taxonomy. What makes talismans powerful? What makes them different from MacGuffins or characters? What types of Talismans are there? In the second part, we will breakdown THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER, IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, and another film. Examples w...
2022-10-311h 37The CKP Future Books PodcastS3 Ep 3: Kevin Ikenberry and Chris Kennedy discuss THE LAST STANDIn this month's episode of the CKP Future Books Podcast, host Randy Willis sits down with two members of the "CKP Triumvirate," Chris Kennedy and Kevin Ikenberry, to discuss the duo's forthcoming novel, THE LAST STAND, which sets the table for an exciting new CKP series. Hint: Giant Monsters vs. Giant Robots… oh yes. It's happening. Randy also chats with Chris bout this month's slate of new CKP releases. CKP News Segment: HEARTS, WINGS, FIRE by Trisha Wooldridge (The 27 Kingdoms) RUNNING FROM THE GODS by D.T. Reid (The Seventh Shaman) A MU...
2022-10-0440 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-92: Insightful recognition in powerful endingsHow can endings prompt an audience to reflect on your story? Stu & Chas set out to explore what makes certain endings powerful, in particular those of LA LA LAND, INCEPTION, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN and TURNING RED. The lens they bring to those endings is Aristotle's moment of "anagnorisis" (don't worry - we can't pronounce it either), traditionally when a character moves from ignorance to knowledge (particularly of self). But in analysing these films, Chas and Stu discover that endings can be particularly powerful when the characters experience insightful recognition in others, or in...
2022-09-291h 26Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-91: Raising (different kinds of) StakesHow can you keep your audience hooked when they know the end of the story? Chas, Stu and Mel take a deep dive into stakes, using then lens of biopics to help us think about them. If an audience already knows the "plot" outcome of a story, then how do you create stakes to make a story tense for the audience? To explore this, we deep dive into HIDDEN FIGURES (about the NASA Friendship 7 mission), DOWNFALL (the final days of Berlin in WW2), and BRIGHT STAR (the life and death of romantic poet John Keats). W...
2022-08-312h 19
Arabia Baptist Church2022 Conference - Randy Willis - Sunday MorningPastor Randy Willis of Farmland Baptist Church, Farmland, Indiana, opened Day 3 of the conference with a message conveying the love of God.
2022-08-0834 min
2022-08-0630 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-90: Setups & Payoffs in Everything Everywhere All At OnceHow can you use setups and payoffs to stitch your film together? In this one-shot, Chas and Stu dive into the awesomeness of EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE. In particular, we focus on its use of setups, payoffs and reversals; breakdown the difference between Pointers and Plants and Stitches; deep dive into its Michael Arndt inspired ending. And, of course, we talk hotdog fingers and butt-plugs. As always: SPOILERS ABOUND. Audio quotations used for educational purposes only. Timestamps indicated below. Chapter markers included in the mp3. Thanks to Chris Walker for...
2022-07-271h 30
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-89: Opening SequencesHow does your opening sequence set up your audience? Inspired by her tweet on how subversive an opening OCEAN'S ELEVEN has, Chas and Stu invited amazing writer/director Jessica Ellis onto the show to deep dive into opening sequences. How does a good opening setup character, genre, and theme? In exploring how best to open your story - instead of looking at the almost mandatory studio note of "dropping you in the action" - Stu, Chas and Jess look at the inventive openings of OCEAN'S ELEVEN, LONG SHOT, ARRIVAL and A SERIOUS MAN. Each of these films...
2022-05-311h 48Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-88: Drama in Genre clothingHow can dramas use genre elements to hook their audiences? Stu and Chas reunite with TV writer & director Kodie Bedford to look at how some films start out as genre but gradually become character dramas. Or, as Stu never said on the episode "Genre in the streets, Drama in the sheets". Together, they break down HUSTLERS, PIG and POWER OF THE DOG, to see how these films use their genre trappings to hook their audience while ultimately delivering something else entirely. We discuss chapter breaks, inciting incidents, character questions, theme and MORE. As...
2022-05-012h 06
LemonHeadPodcastRandy planning to become a cyborg?What's up guys, welcome to yet another episode of the LemonHeadPodcast! In this episode we talk, crumbling teeth, Yellow Stone, the religious question, the metaverse, Bruce Willis, and so much more!
2022-04-1059 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-87: Keeping Genre freshHow do you deliver on the emotional contract of a genre while surprising the audience? In tackling this enormous topic, Stu and Chads enlist professional TV writer and director for Kodie Bedford, someone who has somehow managed to defy genre pigeon-holing by writing mystery, comedy and vampire shows. The three of them look at GET OUT, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN and THE INVISIBLE MAN (with reference to PARASITE, JOHN WICK, TAKEN, KNIVES OUT and more) to see what tools the writers have used to deliver on the expectations of a genre while moving that genre on...
2022-03-282h 13
The Great Trials PodcastRandall Sorrels and Alexandra Farias-Sorrels | Cruz v. Allied Aviation Fueling Company of Houston, Inc., and Reginald Willis | $352.77 million verdictThis week, your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Randall Sorrels and Alexandra Farias-Sorrels of Sorrels Law (https://sorrelllawfirm.com/)
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Husband-and-wife trial team Randall Sorrels and Alexandra Farias-Sorrels of Sorrels Law share how they secured justice for an airline wing walker who was struck by a fueling truck and catastrophically injured. On September 7, 2019, Ulysses Cruz donned his yellow vest and held bright orange wands to guide a United Airlines plane when Allied Av...
2022-03-151h 08Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-86: Backmatter - Minimum Viable ProductHow do you determine what is your MVP? In their annual full backwater episode, Stu and Chas let out their pandemic hair, drop the ruse of objectivity, and allow themselves to have even more options about writing and the business of writing. In this Backmatter entry, they go deep on: future episode topics; their screenwriting lessons from 2021 (especially on control); pitching projects; the minimum viable product & minimum loveable thing; and share their exper iences with running a writers workshop/group. There are no Star Wars references in this episode, but there are plenty...
2022-02-011h 29
Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-85: Choices & Decision 2 - The Farewell & Wrath of ManWhat is difference between choice and decision when it comes to audience experience? In our second part of our "series" on Choices and Decisions, we take a deep dive into THE FAREWELL and WRATH OF MAN, with a sidebar on NOMADLAND. In THE FAREWELL, we consider how the choice/decision to lie underpins every sene of the film (to great effect). In NOMADLAND, we consider how using choice and decision is a great way to show how a character doesn't change. And in WRATH OF MAN, we look at how non-linear...
2021-11-171h 49Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-84: Choices & Decisions 1 - BooksmartWhat is the difference between choice and decision when it comes to characters? In order to better understand dramatising of character, Chas and Stu take a very draft zero look at very specific tool: choices and decisions. We analyse three films through the decisions made by their characters. In particular, how the audience understanding of: the choice available, the considered decision itself, and the consequence changes how we feel about these characters. And how separating those three things can create different emotional effects on your audience. We debate this in the episode, but this is...
2021-10-301h 12
Operation ClimateS4E8: Duke it Out - Energy editionIn this episode, we explore Duke Energy’s carbon neutrality plan and whether they are on the right path with experts William Powers and Randy Willis weighing in with their differing views on the topic.
William Powers is an engineering consultant with over 30 years of experience in electric power generation. In his career, he has advised state and federal governments, nonprofits such as NC WARN, and institutions like Duke University. He is based in San Diego, California.
Randy Wheeless works in media relations for Duke Energy, one of the largest electric and natural gas companies in...
2021-09-2926 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-82: Dramatising Given Circumstances in WatchmenHow can writers dramatise Given Circumstances? In this final podcast release of last year's run of LiveSoLation episodes, Chas and Stu are joined by Uber-geek Mel Killingsworth (who else?) in an epic exploration of how Dave Gibbons' and Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel WATCHMEN is adapted differently in Zack Snyder's 2009 film and Damon Lindelof's 2019 HBO television show. For this podcast release, we focus on a single craft tool: GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES. Traditionally an acting tool, we look at how it is also a useful writing tool: how is your story world different to your audience's...
2021-08-182h 06Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-80: Interweaving Timelines 3 - Little WomenHow can interweaving timelines elevate the emotional experience for the audience? In our final part, part 3, of our Interweaving Timelines series, we — Chas, Stu & Mel — take a deep dive into Greta Gerwig's 2019 adaptation of Little Women. In her adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's iconic novels, Greta chose to interweave the seperate timelines of Little Women and it's sequel, Good Wives, to create a thematically and emotionally potent work. This differs from all the other adaptations, which have chosen to keep the chronological storytelling of the source material. We compare Gerwig's choices and their resulting effects with...
2021-05-312h 11Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-79: Interweaving Timelines 2 - The Social NetworkHow can interweaving two timelines change how we feel about a character? In this Part 2 of Interweaving Timelines (aka The Stu Monologue Episode), Mel, Chas and Stu tackle Sorkin/Fincher's The Social Network. As you'll hear, it is clearly Stu's favourite of the examples we cover and, ah, *not* Mel's favourite. While all three bring their own biases and opinions on the reality of Facebook as it has become, we do manage to put the destruction of democracy to one side to actually analyse the meticulous craft that this film displays. We analyse Sorkin's on-the-page...
2021-04-301h 37Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-78: Interweaving Timelines 1 - DestroyerHow does interweaving two timelines change how the audience feel? Stu and Chas are joined by Mel Killingsworth to dissect interweaving timelines. Not anthology films. Not Cloud Atlas. But films where two plot lines featuring the same characters, but from different timelines, are woven together. How do you manage stakes when you know a character's future? What questions does this prompt in the viewer? And how the hell do you orient the reader? To answer these questions, it will take three episodes. In this Part 1, our intrepid team (and Mel's 42 pages of homework...
2021-04-011h 42
Truth in LendingRenting vs. OwningOn this week's episode of Money Minded we're talking about the pros and cons of Renting vs. Owning. Joining us in the studio is the man, the myth, and the mustache, Dave Feagens Principal Broker and Owner of Windermere Central Oregon Real Estate.
Executive Producer & Host: Randy Vance
Co-host: Heather Lowrie
Senior Producer & Editor: Joeie Canaday
Videographer & Co-producer: Kristina Willis
Co-Producer: Corrine Valdez
2021-03-2621 min
Truth in LendingThe Do's and Don'ts of Home BuyingMoney Minded is your West Coast Mortgage & Real Estate News Podcast. Each week will bring you important market updates, industry professional opinions, local real estate & mortgage trends, as well as some great tips and tricks. Whether you are a first-time homeowner or savvy investor on their latest 1031 exchange, we are here to educate, entertain, and evolve. We promise to bring on qualified experts as guests and answer as many of your real estate investing questions as we possibly can. Look for different topics each week and feel free to suggest some of your own.
On this week's...
2021-03-2631 minDraft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-77: Backmatter - Prioritising and choosing projectsHow do you choose which project to start next? In their now-annual full backmatter episode, Stu and Chas let their hair down, drop the guise of objectivity, and allow themselves to have an even more subjective opinion about writing and the business of writing. In this particular Backmatter entry, they wax lyrical on [deep breath]: character journeys, hyperlink cinema, keeping genre fresh, beginning a new co-writing relationship, managing multiple projects, choosing your next project, and - naturally - Star Wars. SPOILERS ABOUND, particularly for The Mandalorian Season 2 and Ready or Not. ...
2021-02-281h 36Draft Zero: a screenwriting podcastDZ-76: Spotlight on Sofia CoppolaWhat can we learn from Sofia Coppola's on-the-page skills over her career? Following the success of the Tips from Tarantino episode, we have again decided to look at three different scripts from over the course of a long screenwriting career from a single writer to see what we can learn. Our beloved patreons not only selected Sofia Coppola as said writer, but also selected the scripts to analyse: LOST IN TRANSLATION, THE BLING RING and THE BEGUILED. Stu and Chas are joined by repeat Draft Zero offender Melanie Killingsworth and are surprised to find that...
2021-02-011h 54
Words and Music Podcast with Red & BlueCouples Therapy with Randy "Red" Powell - December 7, 2020Is Die Hard a Christmas Movie? Randy says yes, Christal is a HARD NO. What makes a movie a "Christmas" movie? We don't think this one will ever be settled, but we do know what Bruce Willis himself had to say on the subject. Yippie Ki Yay!
2020-12-0716 min
Hardwood HuddleHardwood Huddle: Kevin WillisBack Sports Page Presents a new episode of the Hardwood Huddle with hosts Bill Ingram and Randy Zellea. In this Episode Bill and Randy welcome in Atlanta Hawks great and NBA Champion Kevin Willis to the Huddle. The boys discuss his time in Atlanta, winning a championship with the Spurs, post NBA life and much more. Feel free to listen to past episodes by going to www.backsportspage.com/hardwoodhuddle Follow Bill at @therocketguy on twitter and Randy @randybsp on twitter and Instagram.
2020-09-3053 min
Marketing from the Roosevelt RoomEP5: Interview with Randy Wootton, CEO of Percolate“You’re better served if you have a specific area that you focus on, and you’re better in that area than anyone else.” - Randy Wootton (22:43-22:50) Kyle WillisMarketing from the Roosevelt Room The marketing landscape is rapidly changing, and keeping up is harder than ever. In order to succeed in your industry, you have to be the best at what you do. Knowing how to identify what you’re great at, leveraging “moments of influence,” and connecting with your audience at the right time with the right messa...
2019-03-1900 min
SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #501 - READALONG: The Book Of Skulls by Robert Silverberg
The SFFaudio Podcast #501 – Jesse, Scott Danielson, Paul Weimer, and Wayne June talk about The Book Of Skulls by Robert Silverberg
Talked about on today’s show:
1972, nominated for…, it doesn’t feel like a science fiction book at all, a small book, The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov, winning author, feels like a Lawrence Block book, the Lawrence Block genre, the same writing system, magazines and paperbacks, a prolific writing machine, four a year or five a week, pseudonyms, erotica, mysteries, a writer’s writer, Harlan Ellison, Donald Westlake, the kind of paperback you read with...
2018-11-261h 41
ANTIC The Atari 8-bit PodcastANTIC Interview 341 - Youth Advisory Board: Kerrie Holton and Tina BartschatYouth Advisory Board: Kerrie Holton and Tina Bartschat This is the first in a series of episodes featuring interviews with the kids of Atari's Youth Advisory Board. In 1983, Atari formed a Youth Advisory Board, selecting 20 teenagers from around the United States to share their opinions, test new software, and promote Atari's computers at trade shows. The group consisted primarily of regular kids - some computer geeks, but most well-rounded teenagers. The group also included a couple of celebrities: Todd Bridges, the actor who played Willis in the sitcom Diff'rent Strokes; and Matthew Labyorteaux, the actor who played Albert on the...
2018-05-1749 min
Podcast UFO273. Free Show: Salma Siddick Ariel School Encounter Witness & Randall NickersonIn studio guest, Alan tells of a UFO encounter, Alejandro Rojas with UFO Updates, then guest, Salma Siddick brilliantly talks about her story during the Ariel School Encounter on September 16, 1994. Randy Nickerson discusses his film of the event Ariel Phenomenon. Before this podcast could be posted, emails have poured in on how great […]
2017-10-191h 06
DevOps Cafe PodcastDevOps Cafe Ep. 76 - Guest: Randy ShoupJohn and Damon chat with Randy Shoup (Stitch Fix) about what he's learned building high-scale systems and teams through multiple generations of technology and practices... and how he is doing it again today. Show notes at http://devopscafe.org
2017-10-121h 00ANTIC The Atari 8-bit PodcastANTIC Interview 293 - Merl Miller, dilithium PressMerl Miller, dilithium Press Merl Miller was co-founder of dilithium Press, a publisher of computer books that was in business from 1977 through 1986. Merl was co-author of Computers for People (with Jerry Willis), a book that heavily features Atari 8-bit computers; and Things to Do With Your Atari Computer (with Jerry Willis and Nancy Morrice) as well as several other books about other types of personal computers. dilithium Press also published An Atari for Kids, An Atari in the Classroom, 32 BASIC Programs For the Atari Computer, Peanut Butter and Jelly Guide to Computers, and is perhaps best known for Computers for E...
2017-07-111h 00
The Buttnaked Soulful House SessionsMay 29th 2017 - Iain Willis pres The Buttnaked Soulful House SessionsHi Guys, Once again it’s my pleasure to bring you all the May 2017 edition of The Buttnaked Soulful House Sessions, I know I now have 3 types of show on the go (Chilled & Soul) which I hope some of you enjoy just as much, But this is what I like to call the main course and where it all began for me over 20 years ago. I’m actually shocked yet proud at how long I have managed to keep this particular show going (with your help of course) and of course maintaining the quality music you have all come to expe...
2017-05-292h 04
Press Play On This Binge-Worthy Full Audiobook And Feel The Difference.Twice a Slave by Sammy Tippit, Randy WillisPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/152257to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Twice a Slave
Author: Sammy Tippit, Randy Willis
Narrator: Tom Lennon
Format: mp3
Length: 11 hrs and 33 mins
Release date: 08-22-16
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 17 ratings
Genres: Indigenous
Publisher's Summary:
2016-08-2211h 33Savor This Breakthrough Full Audiobook And Feel The Difference.Twice a Slave by Sammy Tippit, Randy WillisPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/152257to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Twice a Slave
Author: Sammy Tippit, Randy Willis
Narrator: Tom Lennon
Format: mp3
Length: 11 hrs and 33 mins
Release date: 08-22-16
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 17 ratings
Genres: Indigenous
Publisher's Summary:
2016-08-2211h 33
Educators Lead with Jay Willis89: Randy Delling | Stay Calm, Stay Calm, Stay Calm | When You Stay Alert And Observant, The Solution Generally Presents Itself | How To Resolve ConflictRandy Delling is a retired high school principal after serving the students of the Los Angeles Unified School District for the past 29 years as a teacher, assistant principal and principal. He has served as president of the Assistant Principals Secondary Student Services Organization, the Senior High Secondary Principal Organization, and the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Region 16, including serving as the president of ACSA during the 2014-2015 school year. About EducatorsLead: Educators Lead is a podcast created to help launch educators into the next level of leadership. This show is for you if you...
2016-07-071h 02
Appalachian Music Trail5$Red Live at Jon's GarageHere's a sneak preview of what we have in store for this year. Big 5$Red news and announcements coming soon!
5$Red
Karen Combs: Vocals, Guitar
Randy Pauley: Guitar
Holland Wilks: Bass
Jon Willis: Percussion
Written and arranged by Karen Combs
2016-02-2302 min
Open House Podcast#125 | July 2nd, 2015: Randy Seidman (at Nagaba in Kuala Lumpur) + Luiz BClick the post for details on this episode!
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Open House. Excited for another two hours of the grooviest beats. In the first hour I've included a portion of my set recorded last month at Nagaba in Kuala Lumpur, followed by an exclusive session with one of my favorite progressive artists, Brazil's Luiz B in hour-two. This month I'm playing at La Cave in Orange County, California, and Club Nokia in Los Angeles. For now, turn it up...
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2015-07-022h 00SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #309 - NEW RELEASES/RECENT ARRIVALS
The SFFaudio Podcast #309 – Jesse, Jenny, and Tamahome talk about new audiobook releases and recent audiobook arrivals.
Talked about on today’s show:
Contemporary Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Magics, An Unwelcome Quest (Magic 2.0 #3) by Scott Meyer, Finn Fancy Necromancy by Randy Henderson, The Mermaid’s Sister by Carrie Anne Noble, Monster Hunter Nemesis by Larry Correia, Sad puppy Hugo campaign, Unseen (Unborn #2) by Amber Lynn Natusch, just read the first sentence, Claimed (Servants of Fate #2) by Sarah Fine, Hellbender (Fangborn #3) by Dana Cameron, Kate Rudd and Paul Rudd?, The Syndrome: The Kingdom Keepers Collection by Ridley Pearson
Alt...
2015-03-231h 44
The Commercial Suicide Songwriting PodcastEP 40 - HAPPY ALLEE WILLIS DAY and Randy Hits Paydirt... and MORE!
So yeah; it's been awhile. Sorry about that. We've been BUSY, BUSY, BUSY!!! Since so many of you faithful listeners have been requesting MORE episodes (and getting fewer), we decided to record 2 whole shows worth of material in one go. The first half will comprise this episode and the second will be released in two weeks as EP 41. Fair enough?We have a bunch of cool news and announcements to share as well as lots of of hints and innuendo. Randy finally makes his bid for the "big leagues" with a Sammy Kershaw cut...
2014-09-2100 minSFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #271 - AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: The Prisoner Of Zenda by Anthony Hope
The SFFaudio Podcast #271 – The Prisoner Of Zenda by Anthony Hope; read by Andy Minter. This is a complete and unabridged reading of the novel (5 hours 30 minutes) followed by a discussion of it. Participants in the discussion include Jesse, Tam, Seth, and Paul Weimer.
Talked about on today’s show:
1894, the movies, Moon Over Parador, ripoff vs. homage, Dave, the Ruritanian influence, Robert Louis Stevenson, Sherwood Smith, a feminist Ruritanian romance, book trends, Seth kind of enjoyed it, put British taboos in a make believe country, accent on the romance, an eastern German state, the...
2014-06-306h 17SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #184 - NEW RELEASES/RECENT ARRIVALS
The SFFaudio Podcast #184 – Jesse, Tamahome, Jenny, talk about the RECENT ARRIVALS in audiobooks.
Talked about on today’s show:
Is it new releases or recent arrivals?, Jenny’s pretty color-coded list, The Year’s Top Short SF Novels 2 edited by Allan Kaster, Angel of Europa by Allen M. Steele (is one of them), “it’s basic science fiction”, how to pronounce Mary Robinette Kowal, The Twelve (Passage #2) by Justin Cronin is literary vampire fiction, Cloud Atlas, The Walking Dead: The Road to Woodbury by Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga, “I’m not going to end this story”, “our Sco...
2012-10-291h 10SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #107
The SFFaudio Podcast #107 – Scott, and Jesse talk about new audiobooks, recent arrivals, new releases, the theatre and and comics too!
Talked about on today’s show:
Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, Pride And Prejudice, Charlie’s Aunt, 1776, John Hancock, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, David McCullough, Penguin Audio, Across The Universe by Beth Revis, generation ship, murder, “earth is nowhere new the final frontier”?, Hamlet, A Discovery Of Witches by Deborah Harkness, “he loves yoga and he’s a vampire?”, history, wine, the multiple meanings of discovery, Christopher Columbus DID (in a sense) discover North America, uncover...
2011-05-091h 25
Dr. Randy M. CheekThe Disciple's PersonalityThere are three type of personalities in the world today. My friend, you are one of the three. Which one are you? Listen to Dr. Randy as he shares with you from the illustrations of Dr. Avery Willis, the author of MasterLife.
2008-08-1722 min
Dr. Randy M. CheekThe Disciple's Personality - AudioThere are three type of personalities in the world today. My friend, you are one of the three. Which one are you? Listen to Dr. Randy as he shares with you from the illustrations of Dr. Avery Willis, the author of MasterLife.
2008-08-1722 minDr. Randy M. CheekThe Disciple's CrossIf any one desires to come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me (Luke 9:23). Being a true disciple of our Lord will mean that the believer understands The Disciple's Cross. Listen as Dr. Randy shares just what that cross means in the life of a true disciple of Jesus Christ. Please note: The Disciple's Cross is written by Dr. Avery Willis, the Author of MasterLife through LifeWay Press.
2008-08-1035 minDr. Randy M. CheekThe Disciple's Cross - AudioIf any one desires to come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me (Luke 9:23). Being a true disciple of our Lord will mean that the believer understands The Disciple's Cross. Listen as Dr. Randy shares just what that cross means in the life of a true disciple of Jesus Christ. Please note: The Disciple's Cross is written by Dr. Avery Willis, the Author of MasterLife through LifeWay Press.
2008-08-1035 min
Analytical Chemistry PodcastAnalytical Chemistry Podcast - April 1, 2008 - Interview with Gary WillisListen to Senior Associate Editor Rajendrani Mukhopadhyay interview Randy Willis. Randy Willis explores the analysis of seafood contaminants in the article, "Deadliest Catch".
2008-03-3100 min