Podcast appearances and mentions of alex irvine

Dive into the compelling world of storytelling with acclaimed author Alex Irvine, known for his immersive contributions to Marvel games, graphic novels, and groundbreaking Alternate Reality Games (ARGs) like I Love Bees. In this episode, Alex shares his insights on creativity, the delicate balance between talent, persistence, and luck, and the intricate art of narrative design across various media formats. From discussing the unique challenges of writing for expansive universes like Marvel's multiverse to recalling his first forays into writing, Alex reveals the true secret ingredient to success. Packed with engaging anecdotes and wisdom, this conversation will captivate aspiring creators, gamers, and narrative enthusiasts alike.Episode Highlights:[00:00] Alex Irvine shares essential advice on becoming a successful writer: "Talent, persistence, luck—pick two."[09:00] Discussing how storytelling integrates with gameplay mechanics, using Marvel Rivals as a case study.[13:00] Behind-the-scenes insight into early Marvel game universe-building attempts, and how ambitious projects like a Marvel gaming universe unfold.[14:00] Crafting "time-stream entanglement" as a narrative device for multiverse stories in Marvel Rivals.[22:00] Childhood inspiration from playing Dungeons & Dragons, storytelling roots, and writing early poetry.[35:00] Persistence in publishing his first novel, A Scattering of Jades, after years of setbacks.[45:00] The exhilarating chaos of writing ARG puzzles and player reactions for I Love Bees.[56:00] Alex reflects on the collaborative process of writing comics and the delicate balance between writer and artist.Thank you for listening to our podcast all about videogames and the amazing people who bring them to life!Hosted by Alexander Seropian and Aaron MarroquinFind us at www.thefourthcurtain.com Join our Patreon for early, ad-free episodes plus bonus content at https://patreon.com/FourthCurtain Come join the conversation at https://discord.gg/KWeGE4xHfeVideos available at https://www.youtube.com/@thefourthcurtainFollow us on twitter: @fourthcurtainEdited and mastered at https://noise-floor.com Audio Editor: Bryen HensleyVideo Editor: Sarkis GrigorianProducer: Shanglan (May) LiArt: Paul RusselCommunity Manager: Doug ZartmanFeaturing Liberation by 505

3 hours plus on Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Will people actually listen? We'll see! Ethan Alter joins! Author Alex Irvine gets interviewed at 2:06:00! Subscribe to our Patreon!: patreon.com/authorizedpod  Follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/authorizedpod  Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/authorizedpod.bsky.social  Instagram: instagram.com/authorizedpod  Follow us on letterboxd:  letterboxd.com/AOverbye/   letterboxd.com/hsblechman/   Next on Authorized: Joel Jensen beholds Revelations with us --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/authorizedpod/support

3 hours plus on Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Will people actually listen? We'll see! Ethan Alter joins! Author Alex Irvine gets interviewed at 2:06:00! Subscribe to our Patreon!: patreon.com/authorizedpod  Follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/authorizedpod  Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/authorizedpod.bsky.social  Instagram: instagram.com/authorizedpod  Follow us on letterboxd:  letterboxd.com/AOverbye/   letterboxd.com/hsblechman/   Next on Authorized: Joel Jensen beholds Revelations with us --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/authorizedpod/support

What if the things you thought you were good at turned out to be your biggest blind spots? In this episode, Chris talks to Alex Irvine, a top performer in the program. He built a $275,000 business and earned a place in the President's Club. Now, as a full-time coach, he shares how his experience with Student Works helped him grow as a leader and develop the systems that allow him to thrive in business and life.During the episode, you will discover how Alex Irvine's journey through the Student Works Management Program uncovered surprising truths about leadership, organization, and personal growth. It's not just about running a business—it's about recognizing where you need to improve and learning how to scale up without burning out.Curious about how the Student Works program prepares young entrepreneurs for the real world? Want to learn how to lead, delegate, and build a strong team from the ground up? Alex's insights into scaling a business while maintaining balance offer a roadmap for anyone ready to take their leadership to the next level.Tune in for actionable strategies and inspiration, and share this episode with anyone looking to start their entrepreneurial journey!What You Will Learn In This Episode:Learning what you don't know is the key to scaling your businessWhy recruiting quality people will make or break your businessThe importance of creating systems that last beyond the first few weeksHow self-compassion and stress management help you become a better leaderWhy personal development is as crucial as business skills in entrepreneurshipHow leaning into fear and doing what scares you drives the most growthThe role of mentors and coaches in accelerating your leadership journeyAnd much more…Resources:Student Works

The story as it is told in the dry valleys north of Averon, where the only roads run down to the Cricket River and the only power is the freehold of Skadar, begins with a merchant envoy from the southern coast who traveled from Averon. | © 2024 by Alex Irvine. Narrated by Paul Boehmer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here's the audio from the May 18th Fantastic Fiction at KGB reading series, with guests Grady Hendrix & Alex Irvine, and guest host Rajan Khanna.​   Grady Hendrix Grady Hendrix is a New York Times bestselling novelist and screenwriter who... Continue Reading →

JT Gleason is a skater and concrete enthusiast from Charleston, SC who has spent a good amount of time in Asheville helping out at the Foundation. JT got a big shout out from Alex Irvine in Episode 8 so I'm happy that I somehow wrangled him into doing an episode himself. I first came across JT at the Boone DIY when he was lending a hand with his concrete finishing expertise on a quarter pipe build for my crew at the time. He's had a nice stint as a sponsored skater for Coda skateboards and has traveled all over the world for skate trips and building projects alike. In this episode we talk about sacking handrails, working at a chocolate factory, building skateparks overseas, and much, much more. He's currently staying and working in Dugspur, VA at The Ranch Camp putting some finishing touches on the vast network of concrete stoke that's growing out there. All in all it was a blessing to meet up and have a conversation with someone who I had known about for a long time but never properly met. I hope you guys enjoy this one as much as I did.

Alex Irvine is an Asheville, NC based skater, builder, and artist who has played a huge part in the creation and expansion of the Asheville Foundation DIY spot. His meticulous craftsmanship, creativity, and work ethic are all to credit for Foundation being the unique and organic spot that it is. We spent a lot of time discussing his remarkable accomplishments as a commissioned ceramics artist, and how he has spilled his learnings and experience from his work life over into the skateboarding world. Check out www.alexirvineceramics.com for a primer on some of the wildly impressive pieces he's produced for some big-time clients. He has also assumed the role of designer for the upcoming renovations to Asheville's Food Lion skatepark, acting as a link between the city and the skate community. There's a lot to digest in this one, and I hope his story inspires you all to get busy bringing your own visions into reality.

Today Nic is joined by Alex Irvine, a best-selling author whose work spans, novels, comic books, graphic novels, games and animation. And if that isn’t enough, he’s also a Jeopardy Champ! https://alex-irvine.com/about/ For the second half of our conversation tune in to our crossover with Previously on X-Men: https://previously-on-x-men.libsyn.com/alex-irvine-is-a-bamf

Zum Midseason Special hatte Ricarda Raphael das Buch "John Winchester's Journal" von Alex Irvine geschenkt. Beworben als Johns Tagebuch aus der Show, kombiniert Irvine hier kleine Erzählungen über die 20 Jahre zwischen Marys Tod und dem Beginn von Staffel 1 mit Hintergrund Informationen zu Monsterns, Sagen und Urban Legends aus dem echten Leben und dem SPN Universum. Raphael hat das Buch in den letzten Wochen gelesen und teilt jetzt seine Eindrücke mit euch. Titel: John Winchester's Journal Autor: Alex Irvine Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, It Books ISBN: 978-0-06-207319-8

We interview author Alex Irvine about his Marvel work and his novelization of the classic Days of Future Past comic.  On Previous on X-Men, we look back on X-Men comics, movies, tv shows, characters and more! Every month, we talk about a different topic, alternating between highlights, movies, and TV shows. Highlight: In these episodes, we zoom in on a comic, character, or creator. Previous episodes include character spotlights on Scarlet Witch and Mystique, discussions of Giant Size X-Men and the Gambit solo run, and interviews with comic book artist Alitha Martinez and showrunner and writer for the X-Men Animated Series, Eric and Julia Lewald. Movies: Each movie episode covers a movie from the X-Men franchise including production info and a detailed watch-through review. TV: Starting with the X-Men Animated Series, we go through the X-Men TV shows episode by episode.

It's your favorite John Winchester Hatecast! This week, Beau and Clare summarize John Winchester's Journal by Alex Irvine and AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- --- Content warnings: Abuse, homophobia, racism and violence toward Native Americans   Clare (she/they): @doopliss27 on Twitter, @dooplissss on Tumblr, clareduncandesign.com Beau (he/they)   Follow us at @HellAintPodcast on Twitter @hellaintcomplicated on Tumblr Hell Ain't Complicated on Facebook hellaintcomplicated.podbean.com Community fanmix Email us at hellaintcomplicated@gmail.com for questions, comments, ideas, etc. Sign up to be a guest here!   Links and sources mentioned: Friends of Random Acts Charity Stream - Jan 23, 7:30pm - 11:30pm EST Donate to True Colors United! Cora's Twitch PFLAG oversupportive Sam embarrassing Dean at pride by redwing

This week we break down episode 10 of Wrestle Strong Dojo on Fite TV - Jakepolooza! We discuss the great matches on offer which included 2 debuts of wrestlers not seen in action on Wrestle Strong Dojo, Mystic Jess and Fabian. We also see another title defence from someone who I make an apology to, Alex Irvine, as he takes on Rebecca Rumble in a rematch for the jnr heavyweight championship. We also discuss probably the best burn you will hear in 2020. And a look at wrestlers we can look forward to seeing at the Rumble in the Rigg. Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wrestlestrongdojopodcast/

In this episode, Alex Irvine, a senior associate in our regulatory litigation team, talks about how claims might be brought under section 138D of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, in the context of margin calls, and some of the issues that prospective claimants should be alive to.

In this episode we review episode 5, Who Let The Dogs Out, of Wrestle Strong Dojo on Fite TV. In this episode we discuss the MASSIVE main event, the very impressive debut of Shaz Namaste, what is mystic nation, Nate Carlo vs Jengis Kong, the forever whinging Shane Saw, Alex Irvine and the email of frustration, the incoming Fabian and did El más have anything to do with Jace Chalmers being washed up on a beach in who knows where. As always you can catch the action of Wrestle Strong Dojo on Fite TV. Every Sunday 9pm Sydney time. Follow us on Facebook, Wrestle Strong Dojo Podcast. Like the page and leave a comment.

Ten minutes with... is a special series presented by Coode Street that sees readers and booklovers from around the world talk about what they're reading right now and what's getting them through this strange time. Today Jonathan spends ten minutes with Alex Irvine, award-winning author of A Scattering of Jades, One King, One Soldier, The Narrows, and Buyout and they discuss the pleasure of re-reading the crime novels of Elmore Leonard and Tristram Shandy, a biography of Blake, Salman Rushdie's take on Quixote, and Alex's new short novel, Anthropocene Rag. Books mentioned include: Anthropocene Rag by Alex Irvine The crime novels of Elmore Leonard The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman by Laurence Sterne Blake by Peter Ackroyd Quichotte by Salman Rushdie There There by Tommy Orange

This week, Jonathan and Gary are back together (with no guests) for the first time in several weeks, and we discuss the inevitable: the current pandemic, and the various ways in which it was and was not anticipated by past science fiction narratives—not only of worldwide plagues but of alien invasion stories and tales of isolation. But we also find time to touch upon the reading we've both been up to, including Gene Wolfe's final novel, Lavie Tidhar's reinvention of the Arthurian tales By Force Alone and some recent titles edited by Jonathan himself, including Zen Cho's The Order of the Full Moon Reflected in Water and Alex Irvine's Anthropocene Rag. We also encourage listeners to check out our newly launched series of short "Ten Minutes With . . ." podcasts, and to support not only their local bookstores, but independent publishers, including our beloved Locus magazine, who like so many people are facing unprecedented stresses in the current economic environment.

A century after dying in a mountaineering accident, Peter is brought back to life...only to find that his twentieth-century hobbies are twenty-first century terrorist crimes. This is Peter Skilling, written by Alex Irvine, performed by Erin Bennett, Hugo Armstrong, Devon Sorvari, Helen Sadler, and Andre Sogliuzzo.

This week I talk about the SotG, the Raid delayed, Alex Irvine talking shop with Petter, chat about pretend teams and some content updates! Support the Show: www.patreon.com/theECHOcast Discord: discord.gg/xcR4RHX Music: Hard Power USA  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theechocast/support

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For episode 652 join Adam Chapman as he welcomes first-time guest Alex Irvine to the show, as we discuss the 2018 release "The Comic Book History of Baseball", which Alex wrote with art by Tomm Coker and C.P. Smith.  We also discuss writing comics after already being an accomplished novelist, as well as writing DAREDEVIL: NOIR. This episode was recorded Tuesday February 5 2019. Download it now! If you want to help support Comic Shenanigans, follow this link! http://www.podbean.com/patron/crowdfund/profile/id/mzvwg-3c

To think we used to put young criminals in jail. I'm sorry. I don't mean to eavesdrop. Or should I say eaveswatch? What is the comparable term for using one's visual sense in a surreptitious fashion? Dining establishments are a superb venue for such observations. But it is true, no? What good could their example do if they were shut away from public view? Ah. I am being rude. My name is Andrew Blankenship. Esquire, in the interest of completeness. | Copyright 2018 by Alex Irvine. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki.

This week we're talking to Alex Irvine and Tomm Coker, two of the creators for THE COMIC BOOK STORY OF BASEBALL, available now. Mentioned in this episode: THE COMIC BOOK STORY OF BASEBALL by Alex Irvine, Tomm Coker, and C. P. Smith The New York Yankees Quidditch (Fictional Sport) from Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS by Jules Verne The Redstockings Derek Jeter Pedro Martinez Hank Aaron Daredevil (Comic) Halo (Comic based on the Video Game) MLB: The Show (Video Game) The Colorado Rockies The Denver Broncos The Pittsburg Steelers The Dallas Cowboys The Los Angeles Dodgers The Chicago Cubs The Detroit Tigers THE BLACK MONDAY MURDERS (Comic) Written by Jonathan Hickman and Illustrated by Tomm Coker ROAD TO SURVIVAL (Walking Dead Video Game) Marvel Comics FATE Role Playing Game by Evil Hat Productions Pathfinder Role Playing Game by Paizo Publishing https://www.facebook.com/alexandercirvine http://twitter.com/alexirvine https://www.facebook.com/tomm.coker.7 https://twitter.com/tommcoker https://www.instagram.com/tommcoker/?hl=en The Denver Podcast Network http://denverpodcast.net Denver Orbit http://denverorbit.com Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters over at http://patreon.com/beyondthetrope

Hello true believers! Dig out your long boxes and follow along on this journey through comics as That Guy Named John is joined by award winning fantasy, sci-fi, and comic book author Alex Irvine!

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We made it to 100 episodes! And INSTEAD of doing a "Best-of" show, we decided to celebrate with a guest list that'd make a Wayne Enterprises Event look like a kids b-day party. We kick things off with the writer of "Deus Ex: Children's Crusade" and Tom Clancy's "The Division" Alex Irvine! Then we swing through Manhattan with Marvel Animation Studios Vice President's Stephen Wacker and Cort Lane, as we discuss Ultimate Spiderman vs The Sinister 6 on Disney XD! Afterwards grab your chimichangas because we're reviewing the Deadpool movie. And we end things with a doctor's visit. As Hugo Strange himself B.D. Wong joins us to promote Gotham! 100 never looked so nerdy!

Our sixth piece of audio fiction for October is “Wizard's Six” written by Alex Irvine and read by Kate Baker.   First published in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, June 2007. Subscribe to our podcast.