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In this episode, Tim takes listeners on a heartfelt journey through the February 2025 issue of The World of Myth Magazine (Issue 134). He celebrates the season of love with a look at the vibrant cover art, Gabriela Balcom's dynamic storytelling, and standout pieces like M. Frost's dark fairy tale The Frog and David K. Montoya's thrilling Through The Echoes of Madness. Tim also shares exciting company news — from upcoming book releases and Myth Mart's return to the highly anticipated Open Contract Challenge. Whether you're here for the stories, the art, or a peek behind the scenes of the publishing world, this episode is packed with passion, creativity, and endless reasons to celebrate the power of storytelling.

This week, Tim found the Wayback Machine and takes us back to February of 2019! In the Eighteenth installment of his multi-part series, he continues his journey through time, diving into issue #70 of The World of Myth Magazine. Don't miss this exciting return to the archives!

This week Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine's Issue 69 from January 2019, marking Stephanie J. Bardy's debut as Editor. He explores the issue's standout stories, poetry, artwork, and reviews, praising the diversity and creativity within the magazine. Highlights include The Journey Begins by Barty, Satanical Part One by Matt Wall, and visually striking artwork like Toxic Love by Ana Eva. Tim also discusses reviews, including a one-star critique of A.X.L. and an in-depth look at Star Wars: Phasma. Wrapping up, he encourages creators to keep submitting and supporting the community.

In this episode, Tim explores The World of Myth Magazine Issue #133, showcasing standout stories, stunning artwork, and exciting company news. From Gabriela Balcomb's gripping tales to Jim Bates' intriguing teasers—plus a breathtaking cover by Mok Jr.—this issue is packed with talent. Tim also shares major announcements, so if your work is featured, be sure to tune in!

In this special episode, Tim welcomes David K. Montoya to explore the past, present, and future of The World of Myth Magazine. They discuss its evolution, the impact of creative storytelling, and exciting new ventures—including the return of Myth Mart and a Hollywood partnership. Tune in for insights, laughter, and a glimpse into what's next!

This week, Tim found the Wayback Machine and takes us back to November and December of 2018! In the Sixteenth installment of his multi-part series, he continues his journey through time, diving into issues #67 and #68 of The World of Myth Magazine. Don't miss this exciting return to the archives!

This week, Tim found the Wayback Machine and takes us back to September and October of 2018! In the fifteenth installment of his multi-part series, he continues his journey through time, diving into issues #65 and #66 of The World of Myth Magazine. Don't miss this exciting return to the archives!

This week, Tim found the Wayback Machine and takes us back to the the summer of 2018! In the fourteenth installment of his multi-part series, he continues his journey through time, diving into issues #63 and #64 of The World of Myth Magazine. Don't miss this exciting return to the archives!

In the final episode of The World of Myth Bits for 2024, Tim reviews issue 132 of The World of Myth Magazine, celebrates the community's creativity, and reflects on the year's accomplishments. From standout stories and art to updates on leadership and future plans, this episode is a heartfelt farewell to 2024 and a warm welcome to 2025.

In this holiday edition of The World of Myth, Tim reflects on life's whirlwind of changes, from moving house during an Aussie summer to the mishaps of solo overseas travel. With humor, gratitude, and lessons learned, he shares heartfelt stories and celebrates the creativity of the World of Myth family, spotlighting Dave, Steph, and the release of The World of Myth Anthology Volume 5. Tim also explores the joy of creativity through his daughter's artistic endeavors and offers a glimpse behind the scenes of the community that brings the magazine to life. Filled with holiday spirit, this episode is a warm reminder that even in chaos, there's space for growth, connection, and celebration. Join us for laughs, lessons, and holiday cheer as we wrap up another incredible year with The World of Myth family!

This week on the show, Tim sits down with David K. Montoya, the Chairman and CEO of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, LLC, to discuss his exciting return to podcasting with Who's the Boss. In this lively and engaging conversation, they delve into the challenges and rewards of running a business, share insights about financing, and explore the art of keeping business talk entertaining. Tune in for a blend of professional wisdom and captivating dialogue that you won't want to miss!

This week, Tim found the Wayback Machine and takes us back to the second quarter of 2018! In the thirteenth installment of his multi-part series, he continues his journey through time, diving into issues #60 through #62 of The World of Myth Magazine. Don't miss this exciting return to the archives!

This week, Tim is back to chat about issue 131 of The World of Myth Magazine! He'll take a closer look at every submission, so if your work made it into this month's issue, be sure to tune in; it's going to be a fun and insightful episode!

This week, Tim dusts off the Wayback Machine and takes us back to the first quarter of 2018! In the twelfth installment of his multi-part series, he continues his journey through time, diving into issues #57 through #59 of The World of Myth Magazine. Don't miss this exciting return to the archives!

This week, Tim is pulling out all the stops to celebrate the 300th episode in style! How? By diving headfirst into issue 130 of The World of Myth Magazine, a special Halloween edition! Tim will break down each submission with his signature flair, giving every piece the spotlight it deserves. If your work made it into this issue, don't miss out—this episode is practically made for you!

In this week's episode, Tim dives into the powerful impact of “the end” in storytelling. Whether it's the last page of a novel, the final frame of a film, or the closing act of a play, a story's ending can shape our entire emotional experience. Join us as we explore why endings matter across different mediums, how they bring closure or provoke reflection, and the deep emotions stirred by those final words.

This week, Tim welcomes David K. Montoya, the Owner and President of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, LLC. They kick things off with exciting announcements about the company and its various divisions. Then, they shift gears to discuss this episode's main topic: what makes a good cover? Dave provides insightful information beyond what's expected, while Tim works diligently to keep him focused on the topic at hand.

This week, Tim is joined by longtime contributor and the ever-so-shy first-time guest, Zoie M. Montoya. Together, they discuss her journey in art and creativity in all its forms.

This week, Tim is pondering the sources of inspiration that drive people, wondering if they have already found their own.

After a direct request from the boss, Tim takes a little time to talk about himself in the way of his new children's book from M-Kids Press titled "The Teacher." He then gives us a read and opens a portal for all of us to enjoy his new work available on Amazon. (https://www.amazon.com/Teacher-Tim-Law/dp/B0DJ7GG67K)

This week, Tim will be providing a comprehensive review of issue 129 of The World of Myth Magazine, which marks the magazine's anniversary. His review will cover each submission in detail. If your work is featured in this edition, it is highly recommended that you tune in to this episode!

In this episode, Tim is joined by Nick and Boo as they dive into a lively review of two movies, "If" and "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire," as well as other exciting and entertaining topics!

This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in the rest of 2012 - 2017 and continues his journey through time in this tenth of multi-part series as he reviews issues #53 through 56 of The World of Myth Magazine!

This week, Tim returns to the Wayback Machine with guest David K. Montoya. They revisit 2012 and continue Tim's journey through time in this tenth part of a multi-part series. Tim attempts to review issues #51 and 52 of The World of Myth Magazine, but will Dave shut up long enough for him to do that?

In this week's episode, Tim sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with the talented author C.L. Steele, who secured third place in last year's Open Contract Challenge. They delve into her latest captivating stories and upcoming projects, share insights into the contest, and explore the intricacies of the writer's life. Make sure not to miss out on this fascinating episode!

This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2011 and continues his journey through time in this seventh of multi-part series as he reviews issues #46 through 50 of The World of Myth Magazine!

L.M. Mercer, a talented author also known as Linda Sauve, has at long last agreed to participate in an interview with Tim, following years of persistent requests. During the interview, she will share insights about her fervent love for writing, recount the story of meeting her husband, and shed light on her remarkable accomplishment of securing a position in the top five of the Open Contract Challenge and so much more!

This week, we'll be reviewing a magazine! Tim is back to review issue 128 of The World of Myth Magazine. He will provide an in-depth review of every submission. If your work is featured in this month's magazine, you'll definitely want to listen to this episode!

This week Tim hosts his one hundredth episode of The World of Myth Bit and has David K. Montoya back to talk about everything that went on with the company back in 2010!

This week, to coincide with the release of his "Tim's Timeless Treasures and Reviews," our host sits down with Rebecca C. Lofgren-Ilich. They chat about her being a part of the very first issue of The World of Myth in 2004. Then, they talk a bit about her book of poems and artwork titled "Book of Dreams," and tease about the new book she has in the works for next year!

This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2010 and continues his journey through time in this seventh of multi-part series as he reviews issues #41 through 45 of The World of Myth Magazine!

This week, Tim is catching up with Luna Bertram, another contestant from the Open Contract Challenge. They chat about the contest and what it would mean to win. Plus, there's a surprise visit from David K. Montoya, who announces he's adding to the top three prizes this year! Then, Tim and Luna delve into Luna's writing ideas and much more.

This week, we'll be reviewing a magazine! Tim is back to review issue 127 of The World of Myth Magazine. He will provide an in-depth review of every submission. If your work is featured in this month's magazine, you'll definitely want to listen to this episode!

This week, Tim is joined by David K. Montoya for a compelling discussion about the history of The World of Myth. Together, they delve into the intricacies of issue forty, exploring the unique circumstances that led to its solitary publication. Join them for an insightful interview as they vividly recount what was thought to be the magazine's final issue.

This week, Tim as a sitdown one on one with author, digital creator, Chief Director of the Open Contract Challenge and all around nice guy, Walter G. Esselman. They chat about his new book Bad Blood: A Wasper Encounter, the contest and the meaning of life...not really, but you still don't want to miss it!

This week, Tim's plans for an interview fall through at the last minute, so our host changes gears and decides to head in a new direction with Plan B and welcome you all to a new Story Time with Tim!

This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2008 and 2009 and continues his journey through time in this seventh of multi-part series as he reviews issues #34 through 40 of The World of Myth Magazine!

In this episode, Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine's newest issue, #126. Join him on the journey traversing this brilliant issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you will not want to miss on his thoughts on your submission!

This week, Tim sits down with the author, poet and Editor in Chief of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, Stephanie J. Bardy, aka Lupa. They chat about the past, the future and the amazing people in it!

In this week's episode, our host Tim is joined by the talented poet and author Christopher Bice, a valuable contributor to the magazine. As they sit down together, they delve into the world of creativity and share their thoughts on a wide range of topics related to it. From the magazine, creating, and everything in between!

This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2007 and continues his journey through time in this sixth of a multi-part series as he reviews issues #28 through 33 of The World of Myth Magazine!

In this episode, Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine's newest issue, #125. Join him on the journey traversing this brilliant issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you will not want to miss on his thoughts on your submission! Plus Find out who are the top ten Contestants for the 2024 Open Contract Challenge!

Join us as our host takes a break from reviewing to engage in a lively discussion with author Lisa H. Owens about the art of writing and other intriguing topics. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation!

This week, Tim finds himself back in the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2006 and continues his journey through time in this fourth of multi-part series as he reviews issues #17 through 22 of The World of Myth Magazine!

This week, Tim finds himself back in the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2006 and continues his journey through time in this fourth of multi-part series as he reviews issues #17 through 22 of The World of Myth Magazine!

This week, Tim has the Owner and President of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, LLC, David K. Montoya, on as a guest, and they talk about everything possible! From writing to asking what makes a good story good, comic books, the Open Contract Challenge, and a bunch about the past.