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Adele's personal journey through infertility over the last eight years, the impact it has had on her relationship with Hashem, and how she has turned the pain of her experience into something that supports others on a similar journey. You can get in touch with Adele via her website, oneworldawareness.org and her instagram account @oneworld.awareness. The women's siddur is back in stock and available for purchase on humanandholy.com/shop.We love hearing your feedback! Email us at info@humanandholy.com to get in touch.To sponsor an episode, reach out to us via email or visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠humanandholy.com/sponsor⁠⁠⁠⁠.Become a monthly supporter of the podcast on ⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/humanandholy⁠⁠⁠⁠.You can find us on instagram @humanandholy.

Tom returns to the show to discuss all things Swamp Thing!

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I'm gonna subhead this one, “A Simpatico Of Sarahs,” not just because the alliteration pleases me. Sarah Bryski-Hamrick is a like-minded liberation-focused, anti-exploitation-oriented therapist and business coach who believes therapy IS political. She also believes that caring for our personal and professional selves is imperative, especially if we hope to break free from capitalism. We're talking power to ALL people! First comes the hard work of deconstruction; the second step on our journey towards anti-capitalism is a messy but miraculous mourning period – and Sarah is deeply empathetic to those of us just starting down the path. GUEST BIO Sarah Bryski-Hamrick (she/her) is a leftist therapist and coach out of Pennsylvania. She offers services through an anti-capitalist, socialist lens. She has worked with clients around the world, including the US, Australia, Switzerland and Canada.  *** 2 Free Months of Marco Polo Plus  Are you a therapist stepping into leadership for the first time?  Or maybe you've been in a leadership position for a while, but are bumping up against new struggles? Our Authentic Leadership Group is here to help you become the authentic and wholehearted leader you aspire to be. And we believe this journey is best undertaken with the guidance of experienced mentors alongside fellow learners. February - September 2024  Monthly morning sessions on Fridays  Join Sarah in this journey of self-discovery and leadership mastery, where you'll enhance your leadership skills and forge meaningful connections with fellow therapists who are committed to their own growth and the betterment of the therapy field. Join the group now at www.headheartbiztherapy.com/authentic-leaders-group *** Let's be friends! You can find me in the following places… Website:www.headheartbiztherapy.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartBizTherapy/ Instagram: @headheartbiztherapy NEW: Our Bookshop.org page! https://bookshop.org/shop/HeadHeartBizTherapy NEW: Check out our cute new merch items!https://tinyurl.com/CWHmerch 

This SATURDAY we're joined by Tesia Bryski (@tesiabb) a Registered Psychotherapist that opened the Shine Mental Health Collective (@talktotaysh) - a mental health clinic that redefines the typical therapeutic approach and focuses on somatic healing. We chat about holistic psychotherapy, mindfulness-based therapy, changing careers, the impact of COVID on mental health, misconceptions around therapy, how to find a therapist, using social media effectively, how to improve your mental stability & so much more! xoxo Tash & Ro #itsaturdaypod Links we chatted about: Shine Mental Health Collective: https://www.shinemindful.com/ Mural artist: Robert Lariviere (IG: @fallldowng) Psychology today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca BUY OUR MERCH! While supplies last: https://www.cognitoforms.com/ItsSaturdayPod/ITSSATURDAYPODCASTToteBagOrderForm No Days Wasted - Use code “itsaturdaypod” to receive 15% off! (https://nodayswasted.ca/) Listen & subscribe: ⁠https://linktr.ee/itsaturdaypod⁠ Instagram & Tiktok: @itsaturdaypod Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are solely our own and do not express the views or opinions of our employers.

On this 100th episode of Talking Away The Taboo, Aimee Baron, MD brings back the guests from our most listened to podcast episodes… -Aliza Abrams Konig discusses her journey with surrogacy and how she disseminates information and resources throughout the community -Esty Perman shares her experiences of going public with her story, and how she walks the line between sharing her joys without causing pain for others -Chavie Bruk talks about the family she built through adoption and the lessons she continues to learn on a daily basis -Lizzy Savetsky shares the gut-wrenching story of how her son entered the world and the strength it took to get her through -Adelle Bryski talks about how she found meaning in helping others going through similar challenges -Amy Seroussi shares how she finds comfort amidst the disappointment in numerous failed IVF cycles -Malki Rodal discusses how her pregnancy after multiple losses was excruciating and terrifying, as she was afraid to trust she would take home a living baby Look Back at Our Top Episodes: -Episode 2: My Fertility Story with Esty Perman -Episode 6: Your Pain is Real with Elizabeth Savetsky -Episode 17: Perspective Taking with Aliza Abrams Konig -Episode 23: My Primary Infertility Struggle with Adelle Bryski -Episode 34: My Triplet Pregnancy with Malki Rodal -Episode 47: Expectations, Pain, and Adoption with Chavie Bruk -Episode 81: Finding Light and Meaning in an 11-Year Fertility Journey with Amy Seroussi Connect with us: Website Follow us on Instagram and send us a message TikTok Facebook YouTube Email us at info@iwassupposedtohaveababy.org

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We’re all fascinated by heroes, from childish dreams of superheroes to real-life heroes who put their lives on the line. But did you know that there’s a “Hero Code” waiting just under the surface inside every one of us? Learn to mirror your innate heroic qualities in your life. This lecture was delivered at the 16th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

DJ BRYSKI VINYL SETS 003 DJ BRYSKI VINYL SETS 003 comprises the best in Freestyle Music vinyl from the 80s to today! Smooth blends and banging transitions are the trademarks of DJ Bryski.

We hear about these various labels of Judaism all of the time; Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mizrahi, Hassidic, Talmudic, Kabbalistic. The list goes on and on and on. So how many types of Jews are there? Who better to answer that question than Rabbi Moshe Bryski of Conejo Chabad. Rabbi Bryski is a religious and community leader who shares the message that, truly, there is only one type of Jew despite the labels we get caught up in. Chaz Volk, host of Bad Jew, has personal ties and gets emotional during the episode. Rabbi Moshe Bryski's Bio: RABBI MOSHE BRYSKI has served as the Executive Director of Chabad of the Conejo for the past thirty nine years. Highlighting his achievements is the founding and directing of the Conejo Jewish Academy – a unique adult education institute that has served as a model for dozens of other communities throughout the world. He and his wife Matty are the spiritual leaders of Chabad of Agoura Hills and have been blessed with eight children and ten grandchildren. Connect with Rabbi Moshe Bryski www.ChabadConejo.com rabbi@chabadconejo.com Connect with Bad Jew: Join our online community HERE: https://linktr.ee/badjew BadJewPod@gmail.com Ig @BadJewPod TikTok @BadJewPod

DJ BRYSKI VINYL SETS 002 DJ Bryski is back behind the Turntables, mixing nothing but pure viny!

Rabbi Brisky is the director of Alternative Sentencing, advancing criminal justice reform through collaboration with legal, academic, and field experts. On Shabbos, Chassidim the world over completed the study of Sefer Nezikin, the eleventh book of the Rambam. A virtual Siyum was once again organized by rambam.today. An international Siyum celebrating the completion of Sefer Nezikin featured Rabbis Yossi Bryski and Tzvi Boyarski presenting the Torah's approach to prison and incarceration as detailed in the Rebbe's Sichos. The program was hosted by the popular Rabbi Raleigh Resnick of the Tri-Valley, CA, and concluded with a trivia challenging our viewers to their mastery of Sefer Nezikin. Learn One Halacha in Depth from Today's 3 Perokim Daily 15 minute Shiur Take a moment to learn Rambam b'iyun Rambam b'Iyun is available on Chabad Org: https://www.chabad.org//5209075/In-Depth-Rambam-Insights As well as Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3GHj3cY For more Rambam Resources Visit www.Rambam.Today A PROJECT OF WWW.RAMBAM.TODAY

Themes: Capitalism, Internalized Capitalism, Burnout, Over-functioning, Self Worth, Self Empowerment, Exploitation, Self Healing, Social Revolution, Socio-Economics, TraumaSarah Bryski-Hamrick is a partner, therapist, activist, podcaster, cat friend, plant mom, long time renter and ower of student loans. She is a forever student who loves deepening their yoga and meditation practice while honoring the tradition's Eastern roots. She loves speaking in her "therapist voice" to calm others down… and desires revolution and liberation for me and all citizens of the world.In this important & illuminating conversation between Sarah and Empowered Connection Podcast host Damodar Cordua, we bring the listener into these important topics:- Defining "internalized capitalism," a phenomenon that powerfully effect us all - What are the similarities and differences between the ideas of “burnout” and internalized capitalism?- The fetishization of the “hard worker” as the cultural & deeply internalized barometer of our goodness- Our main worth + value being based upon our productivity and our work- The commodification of our lives & our relationships- Social interactions becoming more about transaction & less about connection- The exploitation of the "wellness industry" - The inter-generational trauma of internalized capitalism - Identifying our own manifestations of internalized capitalism- Empowering ways to navigate internalized capitalism internally to our own self and externally within the world around usAnd so much more...Resources:Books Sarah mentioned on the podcast:Sex at Dawn: How We Mate, Why We Stray, and What It Means for Modern Relationships by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha  Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto by Tricia Hersey Connect with the work of Sarah Bryski-Hamrick:website: https://www.teletherapywithsarah.com/instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teletherapy_withsarah/podcast: https://www.tndpodcast.com/-Connect with podcast host Damodar for your Free Discovery Sessionand start your 2023 journey of self & relational discovery & empowerment... for both individuals + couples who are ready to explore, illuminate + empower their lives & their relationshipsANDGet 10% OFF your coaching journey by mentioning the Empowered Connection PodcastFind Daily Relationship Tools + Tips & Self Growth + Empowerment Practices with Damodar on Instagram - @empoweredconnection.meBrought to you by Bhava WellnessandEMPOWERED CONNECTION

Every human being is both who they are and who their G-dly potential says they can become. Life hands us myriads of opportunities to put these two dimensions into sync. The key to a meaningful and impactful life lies in seizing these moments.

Audio hiccups and technical issues galore in this chaotic episode of Fans of Power. A tale of two Joe's. Who is the real Joe Amato? We may never know. Tom Bryski returns to show off concept characters picked by us reimagined in Classics style art. It's a long one, better put on a pot of coffee.

Here in Episode 69 I continue my conversation with Sarah Bryski-Hamrick of Teletherapy with Sarah where she unveils the 12 signs that you may be an exploited therapist.Episode 69 Show Notes~~~

Here in Episode 68 I chat with Sarah Bryski-Hamrick of Teletherapy with Sarah. We talk about media, capitalism, and feelings of failure.Episode 68 Show Notes~~~

On this episode of Talking Away The Taboo, Adelle Bryski, joins Aimee Baron, MD to talk about… -Her pain and struggle with primary infertility -A window into what her life is like -Her Instagram account -Why she shares freely -Making “one world” of awareness Connect with Adelle:  -Follow Adelle on Instagram  Connect with us: -Check out our website  -Follow us on Instagram and send us a message  -Check out our Facebook page  -Watch our videos on YouTube  -Follow us on TikTok  -Email us at info@iwassupposedtohaveababy.org

Artist (My)Tom Bryski pops by the show to talk a little MOTU but once the rest of the gang becomes fully aware of his cinematic tastes they spend the majority of the time picking his brain about Jaws: The Revenge, Superman IV and Gymkata. Enjoy!

Rebbetzin Shula Bryski, the rebbetzin of Chabad of Thousand Oaks in California teaches us to be truly present in the moment. Being present in the moment and appreciating what we have and what is all around us leads us to develop an attitude of gratitude. Having an attitude of gratitude is what brings us happiness. She also tells us that Hashem is with us at ALL times, and we need to be grateful for everything--the revealed good, and also those challenging situations that don't feel so good. This is because everything is from Hashem. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vera-kessler/message

As the world has seen a rise in antisemitism in city streets and on university campuses, what can we do to ebb the tide? Should we be fighting back? This address was given at the 15th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Sholom Ber was the Chief Technology Officer and Head of Global Infrastructure at Bankers Trust, Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs; Head of IT Risk Management at JPMorgan Chase; Head of Global Products & Services at Credit Suisse. Experienced in architecture, engineering and operations of global technology infrastructure with specialization in information security. In this interview: Growing up in Crown Heights of the 1960's The Rebbes guidance to a non-conformist teen The role of hashgacha pratis in career pathway Amazing opportunity of a tech career The definition of a secure job To climb the ranks become the best If you go with pride they will respect you You are a representative of the Jewish People A mentch is respected in Corporate America When an opportunity presents itself step forward Tips to thrive in Corporate America

We are at Powercon and chatting with special guest Tom Bryski about a possible live active Movie and while talking MOTU community Superstars Pixel Dan(kinda), Val Staples, and Daniel Benedict stopped by.

"If we can identify what we are feeling than we can find some sort of regulation tool or some sort of wisdom" - Tesia Bryski In this episode we explore the wisdom of our emotions with psychotherapist and mindfulness practitioner, Tesia Bryski. Listen in to learn about the connection between our emotions and our body, and how you can work with and learn from your emotions with compassion.

Rabbi Moshe Bryski of Chabad of Conejo Valley, California shares the message of joy and happiness for the New Year. Recorded live at Sinai Down Under High Holiday Series - Joy & Happiness in the Covid Age / 27 August 2020 Uniting Australian Jewry through genuine and relevant Jewish wisdom with a plethora of international and local scholars. See more at: SinaiDownUnder.org.au #SinaiDownUnder #AustralianJewry #Judasim

The long-awaited Seventh Story! Unlocked as part of the Six Stories GoFundMe, this story is a companion piece to the original podcast.

The Freestyle Club Episode Two: Give Me Pellas with DJ Bryski In this week's episode, we explore the various reasons for and against having multiple versions of a track upon its release. Traditionally, Freestyle songs used to be released with various versions on the Vinyl. Versions such as Accapellas, Synthappellas, Dubs, and Bonus Beats. Fast Forward to today and songs are typically released with only one version. There seems to be a correlation between the trend with vinyl losing its popularity to other forms of media e.g. CDs, MP3s, and even Streaming, and producers just releasing radio edits. We bring in DJ Bryski to share his experience as both a Deejay and a Producer. Listen in as he goes into details as to why he likes to have multiple versions of a track, utilizing them to express his creativity on the turntables. He then changes hats to discuss the processes involved in creating the different versions of a song from the Producer's side. Bryski shares the methods he employs to simplify the process of creating multiple versions from a single track. Where To Find DJ Bryski Freestyle News And Pick Hit Of The Week Tune in as we each give our opinions on the current hot topics and events currently in Freestyle. We also pick a track each week that we consider to be noteworthy. CPR Jose Ortiz: The Truth by Diddle D DJ Bryski: Broken by Nick Colon DaUnknownAdmin: Betrayal by Helda Marie binge on the freestyle club

The Freestyle Club (Episode 2: Give Me Pellas) Welcome to the Second Episode of The Freestyle Club Podcast. In this episode, The Freestyle Club – Give Me Pellas – Episode 2, we invite a member of our listening audience to pick a topic for discussion. Join Radio Personality CPR Jose Ortiz, Life Long Freestyle Fan and Former DeeJay – DaUnknownAdmin, and special guest, DJ Bryski, as they discuss the Topic of The Week. In this week’s episode we explore the various reasons for and against having multiple versions of a track upon its release. Traditionally, Freestyle songs used to be released with various versions on Vinyl. Versions such as Accapellas, Synthappellas, Dubs, and Bonus Beats. Fast Forward to today, and songs are typically released with only one version. There seems to be a correlation between the trend with vinyl losing its popularity to other forms of media e.g. CDs, MP3s and even Streaming, and producers just releasing radio edits. We bring in DJ Bryski to share his experience as both a Deejay and a Producer. Listen in as he goes into details as to why he likes to have multiple versions of a track, ulitizing them to express his creativity on the turntables. He then changes hats to discuss the processes involved in creating the different versions of a song from the Producer’s side. Bryski shares the methods he employs to simpifly the process of creating multiple versions from a single track. Freestyle News And The Pick Hit of the Week Tune in as we each give our opinions on the current hot topics and events currently in Freestyle. We also pick a track each week that we consider to be noteworthy known as THE PICK HIT OF THE WEEK CPR Jose Ortiz: DIDDLE D - THE TRUTH DJ Bryski: NICK COLON - BROKEN DaUnknownAdmin: MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON - BETRAYAL (REMAKE/ ORIGINAL) Join The Discussion You can join the discuss on our Facebook group page; The Freestyle Club. We welcome all subjects related to Freestyle Music. No subject is taboo. All we ask is that you conduct yourself in a responsible, respectable manner. CPR's Clubhouse Podcast Links  Itunes Podcasts TuneIn Radio App Google Play Music (Podcasts)   iHeartRADIO 

For our final episode of Road to the Fringe, we get our actors into the studio! Hijinx and hilarity ensue as Blythe Haynes, Alexandra Milne, and Isaiah Kolundzic join us on the couch.

Homestretch! Crunch time! Countdown! We're only a week away from the start of Fringe! A totally healthy KT gives show updates, with commentary from her cat.

What exactly do producers do? What's the job? What has KT learned in her tenure? What is 40 degrees Celsius in Fahrenheit? Have a listen and find out!

Stop number three on our Road to the Fringe! We've got a three-person play...but where are the actors? How do we find them? Join Blythe and KT as they discuss the audition process!

The journey continues! How do you turn a one-woman, 130-minute audio drama into a three-person, 90-min stage play? KT talks challenges, opportunities, and werewolves.

And we're off! A brand-new companion series to accompany "SIX STORIES, TOLD AT NIGHT" as it transforms from award-winning audio drama to live stage production! But what is the Toronto Fringe Festival? How did we start this new adventure? KT reveals all!

In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents K T Bryski's "La Corriveau." You can read the full text of the story, and more about K T, here.

If any of us remain skeptical about the Mind Body Soul Connection in regards to wellness, we need only remember the last time someone came into the room and startled us. Or when we got spooked out as a child. Or the time we felt publicly humiliated or shamed. Unless you’re living under a rock, or you are a rock! chances are likely that your face got warm and/or flushed, you got goosebumps, you jumped a mile, or all three.Our bodies are affected by our experiences, thoughts and emotions.The reverse is also true:Our experiences, thoughts and emotions affect our bodies.This knowledge has inspired new approaches in how doctors are interacting with patients, some encouraging their patients to partake in storytelling, telling their medical professional the details of how they developed a health issue- all in the name of developing a comfortable, trusting relationship that will ultimately affect the patient’s well-being. Other professionals are taking a more hands-on approach with their patients, understanding the importance of having, in the words of the Adams Award, a “warm hand of service.” And many are being sure to give their patients the gift of Hope before the appointment is over. Our soul, thoughts, and emotions can be a huge part of recovery.Without a doubt, there is a wide array of scientific explanations for this, but I’d like to share a spiritual one:G-d designed our body to be a home for our soul.This designation makes the body and soul deeply connected to one another.And we are hardwired to create meaning and purpose in our life by using the body to express the soul, our higher self.Some examples:My mind and soul tell me I want to think outside of myself about God’s desires, others’ needs.My body goes to a homeless shelter and I feed the hungry.My mind and soul tell me I yearn to connect to a Higher Power, a transcendent force, a God that makes our world feel less like a jungle. I want to live against a backdrop of peace.My body goes into a quiet corner, and I pray and connect to my Creator.My mind and soul tell me- I’m feeling guilt or regret over past decisions in my life.My body goes through the necessary steps to rectify the past, making amends in various ways.So yes, our bodies will always react to our experiences and mindsets in life, but the ultimate challenge is to constantly put the soul and mind in the driver’s seat, and allow our spirit to guide our body, in living a meaningful life.Shula Bryski, co-director of Chabad Jewish Center of Thousand Oaks, joins Late Night Health for a look at the Mind Body Spirit Connection from a Jewish point of view. She has an editing and speech-writing business at rentaspeech.comair date: 9/16/16

If any of us remain skeptical about the Mind Body Soul Connection in regards to wellness, we need only remember the last time someone came into the room and startled us. Or when we got spooked out as a child. Or the time we felt publicly humiliated or shamed. Unless you’re living under a rock, or you are a rock! chances are likely that your face got warm and/or flushed, you got goosebumps, you jumped a mile, or all three. Our bodies are affected by our experiences, thoughts and emotions. The reverse is also true: Our experiences, thoughts and emotions affect our bodies. This knowledge has inspired new approaches in how doctors are interacting with patients, some encouraging their patients to partake in storytelling, telling their medical professional the details of how they developed a health issue- all in the name of developing a comfortable, trusting relationship that will ultimately affect the patient’s well-being. Other professionals are taking a more hands-on approach with their patients, understanding the importance of having, in the words of the Adams Award, a “warm hand of service.” And many are being sure to give their patients the gift of Hope before the appointment is over. Our soul, thoughts, and emotions can be a huge part of recovery. Without a doubt, there is a wide array of scientific explanations for this, but I’d like to share a spiritual one: G-d designed our body to be a home for our soul. This designation makes the body and soul deeply connected to one another. And we are hardwired to create meaning and purpose in our life by using the body to express the soul, our higher self. Some examples: My mind and soul tell me I want to think outside of myself about God’s desires, others’ needs. My body goes to a homeless shelter and I feed the hungry. My mind and soul tell me I yearn to connect to a Higher Power, a transcendent force, a God that makes our world feel less like a jungle. I want to live against a backdrop of peace. My body goes into a quiet corner, and I pray and connect to my Creator. My mind and soul tell me- I’m feeling guilt or regret over past decisions in my life. My body goes through the necessary steps to rectify the past, making amends in various ways. So yes, our bodies will always react to our experiences and mindsets in life, but the ultimate challenge is to constantly put the soul and mind in the driver’s seat, and allow our spirit to guide our body, in living a meaningful life. Shula Bryski, co-director of Chabad Jewish Center of Thousand Oaks, joins Late Night Health for a look at the Mind Body Spirit Connection from a Jewish point of view. She has an editing and speech-writing business at rentaspeech.com air date: 9/16/16

"This is the last story." Additional music by Kerri Lake (flute music) and Kevin MacLeod ("Reminiscing").

"Whatever you do, don’t look back until I tell you. Otherwise, you’ve lost your friend forever." Sam takes Coyote's tests, and shares the last story Joëlle told her: that of La Corriveau, a witch who had seven husbands and killed them all... (Additional music by Kevin MacLeod: "Long Note One," "Heartbreak," "Ossuary 6 - Air.")

"During harsh winters, starving people become wendigo to survive..." Sam enters the deep, dark woods and meets a helper. Sure, she's on Joëlle's trail - but nothing's more dangerous than a Trickster. Additional Music by Kevin MacLeod ("Long Note One," "Ossuary 6: Air," "Ghostpocalypse - 1 Departure") and Kerri Lake (flute).

"I am a dog gnawing my bone/ In doing so, I rest alone/ A time will come that's yet to be/ When I bite him who's bitten me..." Sam finds some of Joëlle's old audio files, and recalls the night that almost ended things. Please note: this episode includes content some listeners may find upsetting. (Additional music by Kevin MacLeod: "Long Note One," and "In a Heartbeat.")

"This is a lot of little stories…and at the same time, it’s all one big story. That’s how life works, isn’t it?" Sam's archival investigations prove fruitless, but a clue to Joëlle's plans comes from an unexpected source. Interwoven is the story of Rose LaTulippe: a folktale with over 200 different versions - but none like Sam and Joëlle's. (Additional music: "Long Note One" (Kevin MacLeod), "Fiddle Melody" (Andrew Duke).

"It just takes the right story, that's all. Something impressive. A story they've never heard before." Sam's childhood friend Joëlle has vanished, leaving behind a note that doesn't make sense, a feather Sam doesn't recognize, and a lifetime of stories. Sam starts her quest with a retelling of Bonhomme Sept-Heures: a monster who steals away children out too late... Additional music by Kerri Lake (flute) and Kevin MacLeod ("Long Note One").

From intimate duels to the death to epic battles, the fight scene is a cornerstone of speculative fiction. For the writer, however, crafting a good fight scene can be an epic struggle to find the right blend of pacing and action. So my co-host K. T. Bryski and I went on a quest to find the answer to this one question: What is the key to writing a good fight scene? To ensure we covered all the bases, we asked that question to seven remarkable storytellers: Seth Skorkowsky, Cat Rambo, David Annandale, Andrea Phillips, Brad Beaulieu, Gail Carriger, and David Nickle. The result is an inspiring exploration into the nuances and subtleties of recounting the physical struggles of our characters. What is the Key to Writing a Good Fight Scene Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! Featured in this episode... K. T. Bryski Co-host: K. T. Bryski Website: ktbryski.com Facebook: facebook.com/KTBryski Twitter: @KTBryski Novels: Heartstealer, Hapax   Seth Skorkowsky Seth Skorkowsky Website: skorkowsky.com Facebook: facebook.com/seth.skorkowsky Twitter: @SSkorkowsky Novels: Mountain of Daggers (Tales of the Black Raven Book 1), Sea of Quills (Tales of the Black Raven) (Volume 2), Damoren (Valducan Book 1), Hounacier (Valducan Book 2) Cat Rambo Cat Rambo Website: kittywumpus.net Check out Cat's latest Class Announcements! Facebook: facebook.com/catrambo Twitter: @Catrambo Novels: Beasts of Tabat (The Tabat Quartet Book 1)   David Annandale David Annandale Website: davidannandale.com Facebook: facebook.com/david.annandale.3 Twitter: @David_Annandale Novels: Grey Knights: Sons of Titan (Space Marines), Yarrick: Pyres of Armageddon, Gethsemane Hall   Andrea Phillips Andrea Phillips Website: deusexmachinatio.com Facebook: facebook.com/andreaafphillips Twitter: @andrhia Novels: Revision, A Creator's Guide to Transmedia Storytelling: How to Captivate and Engage Audiences Across Multiple Platforms   Bradley Beaulieu Bradley Beaulieu Website: quillings.com Facebook: facebook.com/bradley.p.beaulieu Twitter: @bbeaulieu Novels: Twelve Kings in Sharakhai: The Song of Shattered Sands: Book One, The Winds of Khalakovo (The Lays of Anuskaya Book 1), The Straits of Galahesh (The Lays of Anuskaya Book 2), The Flames of Shadam Khoreh (The Lays of Anuskaya Book 3) Gail Carriger Gail Carriger Website: gailcarriger.com Facebook: facebook.com/gailcarriger Twitter: @gailcarriger Novels: Soulless (Parasol Protectorate Series Book 1), Etiquette & Espionage (Finishing School Series Book 1), Prudence (The Custard Protocol)   David Nickle David Nickle Website: davidnickle.blogspot.com Facebook: facebook.com/david.nickle Twitter: @byDavidNickle Novels: Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism, Rasputin's Bastards, Monstrous Affections, Knife Fight and Other Struggles //

After a wild ride, we sit down for a good old-fashioned chin-wag. Coxwood secrets revealed, truths pondered, and oatmeal stout consumed.

At long last, it's the end. Katherine and Coxwood History Fun Park face the Witch in one final battle. Will time ruin them all? Find out in the thrilling conclusion to the Coxwood History Fun Cast!

After her long banishment, a source of pure malevolence returns. Coxwood quivers under her shadow as she sets about destroying the park we hold so dear. Time itself is...quaking. (Where have we heard that before??) The Witch is back.

Coxwood History Fun Park has acquired a new building! And a new building means a new basement...which means new hieroglyphs depicting the Ball of Evil. To solve this mystery, Katherine must risk Lady Grey's wrath. Also, Artemis and Phaedra get freaked out.

In the aftermath of the Old-Fashioned Country Fair, the park is scrambling for funds...and Katherine is scrambling for housing. Temperance's visions leads Katherine to question curator Sarah McBole about the hieroglyphs. Dark dreams, dark truths, and ever-hungry rodents.

Following last week's rebellion, the Park faces a sticky wicket. To appease the groundhogs' demands, we need FUNDS. MONIES. And Management is losing patience with this "podcasting nonsense..."

SOS. Groundhogs have staged rebellion. Park overrun with rodents. Send help. Sharp, pointy teeth. Not much time left. NO TIME LEFT. HELP. (Feat. PC Haring, Kathryn Lee, Paul Ellis, Leeman Kessler, and Blythe Haynes)

It's summer hiring time at Coxwood History Fun Park, and that means new interns - including very hot, very Irish interns who make Katherine's heart skip a beat. The ghost in the Wench and Boggs Historic Inn lashes out, and the Goblin Under the Stairs has unsettling news. Feat. Spencer and Blythe Haynes.

Introducing New Co-Hosts – Katie Bryski & Paul Ellis What a treat to welcome Katie Bryski and Paul Ellis to the show as our new co-hosts! Carla Clifton is on hiatus and MythBehaving is very fortunate to add Katie and Paul to our lineup, along with Maer Wilson. Episode 35 is a Roundtable where our [...]

With the OWASP board elections of 2014 upon us, we are doing a series of interviews so that you can come “face-to-face” with prospective board members. In this session, we talk with Israel Bryski, Matt Konda, Bil Corry and Tahir Khan.

In a special interview episode, I chat with actress Blythe Haynes (the voice of Serafine) about acting, writing, Hapax, and the NaNoWriMo Musical. Learn more about the latter at www.nanomusical.com and www.indiegogo.com/nanomusical.

In support of the Acts of Whimsy Fundraiser for Jay Lake, a podcast version of my first published book (age 8). A pack of wolves embark on an epic quest for a legendary valley, in a stirring tale underlining the importance of family and environmentalism.

At last, the journey has reached its conclusion. In this world after Apocalypse, what ending remains for our heroes?

Time has run out: the Apocalypse is here. Serafine, Gaelin, Davi, and River engage in their final confrontation with the Angel and Alesta. The world is ending; who will be saved?

Dawn breaks on the seventh and final day. Davi and River infiltrate the Ecclesiat to rescue Praeton, while Alesta prepares her sacrifice.

The magi have crafted a spell that they believe will allow Serafine to hear the Hapax. Every guild and faculty gathers on the Magistatiem lawns, to cast one of the most complex spells ever written...

Upon learning that River has escaped, and Praeton is to be sacrificed instead, Gaelin confronts Alesta. Later, Serafine reunites with him, and plotting commences.

Serafine and Praeton attempt to rescue River before Alesta can sacrifice her. At the Magistatiem, Davi comes to terms with the destruction wrought by the fire.

River struggles to cope with her emotions after receiving news that fire has ravaged the Magistatiem. Davi has yet to return. Not only is his fate unknown, but River's aither supply is exhausted, leaving her in very real danger as well.

Serafine wakes Davi before dawn with the news that the Magistatiem is burning. Duty and desperation force Davi's return to the magi - heedless of the reception awaiting him.

While ministering to the City's residents, Gaelin discovers that the Magistatiem is planning something, but Davi suspects a trap. Meanwhile, Alesta's efforts to appease the Angel take a drastic turn.

It is the morning after Serafine's revelation, and the skies rain blood. Davi and River experiment with the aither, eventually drawing Praeton into their investigation.

During Osvald's funeral, Alesta officially assumes leadership of the Ecclesiat. Afterwards, Serafine gathers Gaelin and company in the anchorage cells...answering some questions, but raising many more.

Gaelin and company continue their investigation into the Hapax. Unexpected discoveries leave Gaelin feeling disillusioned and more drained than ever.

Father Osvald is dead, and Gaelin struggles to cope with the aftermath. Davi and Serafine venture into the City to check on the bridges' progress, while Praeton and River bond.

Gaelin and Alesta examine the "Prophecies of St. Memoyah," and discover references to the Hapax: the Word of Ael, the Word which began all creation. Meanwhile, Davi and River seek refuge in the Ecclesiat. They stir Gaelin's sympathies, but by passing River off as human, they play an increasingly dangerous game.

An unfortunate encounter piques Professor Volpes's suspicions, forcing Davi and River into flight. An assembly of the monks devolves into an argument between Gaelin and Alesta. The end is coming, but so is change.

Gaelin ventures into magi territory to retrieve "The Prophecies of St. Memoyah," where he encounters Davi and River. Back at the Ecclesiat, choirboy Praeton makes a new friend...and a new enemy.

The results of River's evaluation leave Davi fearing for her safety. Meanwhile, unrest among the people draws Gaelin away from his vigil over the increasingly-ill Father Osvald. Though he is determined to investigate the failure of Candlemass further, he must decide how deeply he is willing to delve.

Brother Gaelin was already nervous to preside over Candlemass - the Ecclesiat's most sacred day, occurring once every twenty-seven years. When the ritual goes wrong, he is forced into accepting the impossible: the end of the world is coming. Meanwhile, we meet student mage Davi Sanders, who is more concerned about his thesis on the origin of aither than the prospect that the End Days might be nigh.

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