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Folks, we finally hit 300 episodes! After only 11 years! Dan and Jay are joined this week by Kimberley Reynolds, Geoffrey Golden, Taylor Jessen and...
This week, we're joined by Geoffrey Golden to learn about what it's like designing the narratives of and writing for video games. As usual, we find ourselves taking detours to Archie Comics lore along the way, and there's some additional surprises too. Enjoy! For more Geoffrey: Portfolio! For more Bo: Rings of Saturn! For more David: Sonic Retro! For more Grant: Twitter! For more Smoovies: FTCR! For more Sonic Weekly: YouTube! Special thanks to Jack of Old Games for the video capture and to Smoovies for the edit! If you enjoy the show, consider donating to our Kofi and receive a custom gift from us!
Luke and Janine are joined by Geoffrey Golden as the Straw Hats go full D&D party mode at a spa! Also Brook has issues fitting in. Covering episodes 385 through 390! Cover art by Kris Dobbins Links! Itunes – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dohmance-dawn/id1620557454… Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/0iOBMkRGKTz04wJB2kitx7… RSS – https://pinecast.com/feed/dohmance-dawn… Bluesky – https://bsky.app/profile/dohmancedawn.bsky.social
Greetings in the Lord Christ, Alpha and Omega is the Sub-Precept Doctrine in the Apostles Doctrinal Sermon Jesus Names II 06-12-24. Apostle in Christ Authority Over the Service and Apostle's Doctrine is Discerning Apostle N Barney Reddick Apostle Christian Goddess Apostle Senior Executive Clergymen Pastor in Red Apostle Vestment with Clergy Full Banded Collar. Bishop AS King Master Prophetess Assistant Clergy Pastor Present. Music by Emu Music with the Apostle's Creed and Geoffrey Golden with Alpha and Omega. CSAMCU has no copyright to music but company rights owned by Founder Apostle Nichole Barney Reddick Apostle Originating Pastor. Apostle Reddick's Benediction: Peace and Blessings in and through the Holy Ghost, God's Spirit Ruach Hakodesh Leading Us in Eternal Life with Moral Discernment and in Christ Full Stature. In Christ Authority, Discerning Apostle N B Reddick Apostle Christian Goddess Apostle Senior Executive Clergymen Pastor --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letting-the-rivers-flow/support
Ryan investigates the mysterious beachside mansion of Tawny Gatherbrook. Meanwhile, hot shot book agent J. Jordan St. Avalon reads Ryan's techno-thriller "Overclock" that he wrote all by himself. Starring Ryan Sandoval, Patrick James Clarke, Geoffrey Golden and Dan Gagliardi Written & Directed by Ryan Sandoval Music & Sound Design by Erik Jourgensen https://www.erikjourgensen.com/ Listen to Erik's new podcast The Glow: https://erikjourgensen.bandcamp.com/album/the-glow-podcast Check out Geoffrey Golden's insightful, hilarious newsletter "Equip Story" dedicated to the art, industry and philosophy of narrative design https://www.equipstory.com/ Geoffrey also does a very funny actual play podcast on the Faustian Nonsense Network titled "Worst Movies Ever Played" @worstmoviespod https://www.faustiannonsense.com/worstmovieseverplayed Check out Patrick Clarke's music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4N89t4DaNdcU0Ura4t1yZW?si=MKAziORpRe-DB85xXHlETA Check out Scottie Salmon's Music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2IjPilu7zEJfJJDecSPepD?si=fj4b1w6HQ1GtwoQRWgU-GQ Follow us here & support us today by sharing and becoming a patron: TWITTER: @patterspod Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/patterspod.bsky.social Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/patterspod TikTok: @patterspod WEBSITE: http://patterspod.com TRANSCRIPTS: http://patterspod.com/transcripts PATREON: http://patreon.com/patterspod ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sfx credits: boat rafting mic pointed on the oar mono NTG3.wav by Soundholder -- https://freesound.org/s/425513/ -- License: Attribution 3.0 Rubber Squeak!.wav by bhanco3 -- https://freesound.org/s/231534/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Geoffrey Golden is a narrative designer and game writer. Past clients include Capcom, Disney, Square Enix, Ubisoft, and indie studios around the world. He's written interactive stories and games in many mediums, from consoles to comic books. Adventure Snack, his email newsletter RPG, has been featured by IndieCade, Narrascope, HyperRPG, and Substack. Geoffrey is based in Los Angeles and has a growing library of VCR board games.
As always, we’re working really hard on new episodes of Audience. In the meantime, we're going to take a trip into our archives this week and listen in on a 3 Clips Episode. This one features the podcast Dirt Cheap. Dirt Cheap is all about the world of dirt cheap paperback novels, specifically old pulp novels. Host Evo Terra talks with podcasters Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden about what it is like to collaborate with a loved one on a creative project, the importance of structure (even in a comedy show), and the balance needed with banter. At Castos, we can help you make your show. Aside from our suite of creative tools, we also have a team of professionals who can help bring your show to life. You can contact us at hello@castos.com or by clicking on the link in the Resources/Links section below. 3 Clips is a Castos Original Series. Castos provides tools for public and private podcasts and believes podcasters should own their turf to provide the best possible audience experience. Visit castos.com Inside This Episode: You can listen to all episodes of Dirt Cheap on Neon Hum’s website You can follow Amanda Meadows on twitter @amandonium To learn more about Geoffrey, check out his website This episode was produced and edited by Stuart Barefoot @smallleaguestu Music is by Tyler Litwin About Evo: Evo Terra has the dubious honor of releasing the 40th podcast… ever. Other notable podcasting elements from his past include authoring Podcasting For Dummies and Expert Podcasting Practices for Dummies, launching and running one of the first large podcast networks, building a successful strategic podcast consultancy, and is a celebrated keynote speaker on stages around the world. He’s also done a bunch of really, really weird stuff that Google still shows. Resources/Links: Castos Academy: https://academy.castos.com/ Castos, private podcast: https://academy.castos.com/privatepodcast/ Castos, website: https://castos.com/
Apostle Veryl Howard founder of Faith Management & Talent Casting is recognized as one of the most successful managers and promoters in the world of Christian and Gospel music. Recently, she embarked on her modeling career as well modeling in Paris, France & Milan Italy Fashion week. In the entertainment industry, she recently awarded the “Spin Award” for her Humanitarian acts, “E One Record Manager of the Year Award”, “Glitz Girl Power Award” along with actress Lisa Raye and other actors. She also received the “Shout the Alarm Award” by Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network and a Gospel Image Award by Urban Café TV. She was recently an Inductee in the Women Song Writer Hall of Fame Award. She has been the ear to so many artists as they create songs and asked her opinion. Writing sessions are a part of her assignment with the artist she works with. She is also the author of many books where her most recent books are, “A General Becomes a Legend” with Spencer Taylor Jr. which went number (1) on the Amazon Gospel Music list “Girl Get Up & Win” which also went number (1) Best Seller and “God Is My Ticket Out the Ghetto”, In addition to writing books, she writes for several Christian magazines including “Devine Glory/I AM Gospel Radio” in which she is the spiritual advisor. She serves as a spokesperson for "Preach the Word World-Wide TV Network" and is affiliated with several networks in addition to casting guest for many radio stations. As casting director for “Dem Gibson's Films” she loves discovering talent. She also host a Radio/TV Show called “Global Warriors on the Frontline” on “Faith Star Radio”. In addition to her entertainment work, she teaches and is the Dean of the Music, TV & Film department at HBIU University. She has been a care giver for her mom whom she loved so much and considered it her assignment from God. Though her mom recently passed, she is now an advocate for seniors and caregivers. Most importantly she is a humble servant of God who wants to see God's people equipped and freed. God has given her favor over the years with clients such as; Film producers Howard and Christel Gibson of “Dem Gibson Films, Joshua Coates, Tyler Perry, TV One Producer Phil Thornton, Film Producers Bree & Chuck West of Octet Productions, Film & TV Producer aka artist Pastor Deitrick Haddon, Film Producer/President of Tyscot Records Pastor Bryant Scott who along with Sony Records gave her a break in the music industry. Her clients over the years have included; Titus Showers, Keke Sheard, Kelonte Gavin, David & Tamela Mann of “The Browns, Todd Dulaney, Bryan Poppin, Tim Bowman, Ruth La' Ontra, Pastor Wess Morgan, Shekinah Glory Choir, Rapper FLO RIDA, JJ Hairston, Marvin Winans Jr., Cee Cee Winans, Kirk Franklin, Brian Courtney Wilson, Vashawn Mitchell, Bishop TD Jakes, Sunday's Best Winners” LeAndria Johnson, Geoffrey Golden, Joshua Rogers, Latice Crawford, Stellar Winners JJ Hairston, Tiff Joy and Bri Babenaux to name a few. She has a heart for Caribbean artist and has worked with artist Sherwin Gardner, DJ Nicholas, Last Call who was Number 1 on Billboards for over 30 weeks and Papa San. Her love for the Caribbean sound keeps her interested in their unique deliverance. Her resume includes over 10 National plays including Madea's Family. She also did Some Accomplishments: *Holla Back Awards *Holy Hip Hop Awards * Women Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductee * Recurring Role on "Double Cross" TV Show * Lead Role in Christmas Special The Weslyn Christmas Story to release Dec. 2022 * Manager to National Recording Artist * Radio Announcer on Faith Star Radio BDS/Neilson Internet/TV Host Global Warriors * Casting Director for Dem Gibson Films "Double Cross" also role as Madam for sex trapped girls * Casting Director "The Good Fight of Faith" * Producer/Manager/Casting with But Deliver Us From Evil with Joshua Coates * Casting Director Xfinity/Comcast Religious Shows * Casting work with Deitrick Haddon Shows * Spokes Person for Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network * Locational/Actress/PR Octect Film * Life Coach/Ordained Chaplain * Promotions/PR Tyler Perry's Plays *Promotions/PR Bishop Jakes Plays/Books * Promotions/Marketing Tyscot Record/Warner * Promotions/Marketing A & P Records *Prayer Warrior *Apostle of Matthew 6:33 Global Min. *Servant of God *Author of (5) Books, Amazon #1 Now Inspirational Book " A General Becomes a Legend *Teach & Deam of Music/TV/Film Dep. @ HBIU University
Apostle Veryl Howard founder of Faith Management & Talent Casting is recognized as one of the most successful managers and promoters in the world of Christian and Gospel music. Recently, she embarked on her modeling career as well modeling in Paris, France & Milan Italy Fashion week. In the entertainment industry, she recently awarded the “Spin Award” for her Humanitarian acts, “E One Record Manager of the Year Award”, “Glitz Girl Power Award” along with actress Lisa Raye and other actors. She also received the “Shout the Alarm Award” by Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network and a Gospel Image Award by Urban Café TV. She was recently an Inductee in the Women Song Writer Hall of Fame Award. She has been the ear to so many artists as they create songs and asked her opinion. Writing sessions are a part of her assignment with the artist she works with. She is also the author of many books where her most recent books are, “A General Becomes a Legend” with Spencer Taylor Jr. which went number (1) on the Amazon Gospel Music list “Girl Get Up & Win” which also went number (1) Best Seller and “God Is My Ticket Out the Ghetto”, In addition to writing books, she writes for several Christian magazines including “Devine Glory/I AM Gospel Radio” in which she is the spiritual advisor. She serves as a spokesperson for "Preach the Word World-Wide TV Network" and is affiliated with several networks in addition to casting guest for many radio stations. As casting director for “Dem Gibson's Films” she loves discovering talent. She also host a Radio/TV Show called “Global Warriors on the Frontline” on “Faith Star Radio”. In addition to her entertainment work, she teaches and is the Dean of the Music, TV & Film department at HBIU University. She has been a care giver for her mom whom she loved so much and considered it her assignment from God. Though her mom recently passed, she is now an advocate for seniors and caregivers. Most importantly she is a humble servant of God who wants to see God's people equipped and freed. God has given her favor over the years with clients such as; Film producers Howard and Christel Gibson of “Dem Gibson Films, Joshua Coates, Tyler Perry, TV One Producer Phil Thornton, Film Producers Bree & Chuck West of Octet Productions, Film & TV Producer aka artist Pastor Deitrick Haddon, Film Producer/President of Tyscot Records Pastor Bryant Scott who along with Sony Records gave her a break in the music industry. Her clients over the years have included; Titus Showers, Keke Sheard, Kelonte Gavin, David & Tamela Mann of “The Browns, Todd Dulaney, Bryan Poppin, Tim Bowman, Ruth La' Ontra, Pastor Wess Morgan, Shekinah Glory Choir, Rapper FLO RIDA, JJ Hairston, Marvin Winans Jr., Cee Cee Winans, Kirk Franklin, Brian Courtney Wilson, Vashawn Mitchell, Bishop TD Jakes, Sunday's Best Winners” LeAndria Johnson, Geoffrey Golden, Joshua Rogers, Latice Crawford, Stellar Winners JJ Hairston, Tiff Joy and Bri Babenaux to name a few. She has a heart for Caribbean artist and has worked with artist Sherwin Gardner, DJ Nicholas, Last Call who was Number 1 on Billboards for over 30 weeks and Papa San. Her love for the Caribbean sound keeps her interested in their unique deliverance. Her resume includes over 10 National plays including Madea's Family. She also did Some Accomplishments: *Holla Back Awards *Holy Hip Hop Awards * Women Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductee * Recurring Role on "Double Cross" TV Show * Lead Role in Christmas Special The Weslyn Christmas Story to release Dec. 2022 * Manager to National Recording Artist * Radio Announcer on Faith Star Radio BDS/Neilson Internet/TV Host Global Warriors * Casting Director for Dem Gibson Films "Double Cross" also role as Madam for sex trapped girls * Casting Director "The Good Fight of Faith" * Producer/Manager/Casting with But Deliver Us From Evil with Joshua Coates * Casting Director Xfinity/Comcast Religious Shows * Casting work with Deitrick Haddon Shows * Spokes Person for Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network * Locational/Actress/PR Octect Film * Life Coach/Ordained Chaplain * Promotions/PR Tyler Perry's Plays *Promotions/PR Bishop Jakes Plays/Books * Promotions/Marketing Tyscot Record/Warner * Promotions/Marketing A & P Records *Prayer Warrior *Apostle of Matthew 6:33 Global Min. *Servant of God *Author of (5) Books, Amazon #1 Now Inspirational Book " A General Becomes a Legend *Teach & Deam of Music/TV/Film Dep. @ HBIU University
Apostle Veryl Howard founder of Faith Management & Talent Casting is recognized as one of the most successful managers and promoters in the world of Christian and Gospel music. Recently, she embarked on her modeling career as well modeling in Paris, France & Milan Italy Fashion week. In the entertainment industry, she recently awarded the “Spin Award” for her Humanitarian acts, “E One Record Manager of the Year Award”, “Glitz Girl Power Award” along with actress Lisa Raye and other actors. She also received the “Shout the Alarm Award” by Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network and a Gospel Image Award by Urban Café TV. She was recently an Inductee in the Women Song Writer Hall of Fame Award. She has been the ear to so many artists as they create songs and asked her opinion. Writing sessions are a part of her assignment with the artist she works with. She is also the author of many books where her most recent books are, “A General Becomes a Legend” with Spencer Taylor Jr. which went number (1) on the Amazon Gospel Music list “Girl Get Up & Win” which also went number (1) Best Seller and “God Is My Ticket Out the Ghetto”, In addition to writing books, she writes for several Christian magazines including “Devine Glory/I AM Gospel Radio” in which she is the spiritual advisor. She serves as a spokesperson for "Preach the Word World-Wide TV Network" and is affiliated with several networks in addition to casting guest for many radio stations. As casting director for “Dem Gibson's Films” she loves discovering talent. She also host a Radio/TV Show called “Global Warriors on the Frontline” on “Faith Star Radio”. In addition to her entertainment work, she teaches and is the Dean of the Music, TV & Film department at HBIU University. She has been a care giver for her mom whom she loved so much and considered it her assignment from God. Though her mom recently passed, she is now an advocate for seniors and caregivers. Most importantly she is a humble servant of God who wants to see God's people equipped and freed. God has given her favor over the years with clients such as; Film producers Howard and Christel Gibson of “Dem Gibson Films, Joshua Coates, Tyler Perry, TV One Producer Phil Thornton, Film Producers Bree & Chuck West of Octet Productions, Film & TV Producer aka artist Pastor Deitrick Haddon, Film Producer/President of Tyscot Records Pastor Bryant Scott who along with Sony Records gave her a break in the music industry. Her clients over the years have included; Titus Showers, Keke Sheard, Kelonte Gavin, David & Tamela Mann of “The Browns, Todd Dulaney, Bryan Poppin, Tim Bowman, Ruth La' Ontra, Pastor Wess Morgan, Shekinah Glory Choir, Rapper FLO RIDA, JJ Hairston, Marvin Winans Jr., Cee Cee Winans, Kirk Franklin, Brian Courtney Wilson, Vashawn Mitchell, Bishop TD Jakes, Sunday's Best Winners” LeAndria Johnson, Geoffrey Golden, Joshua Rogers, Latice Crawford, Stellar Winners JJ Hairston, Tiff Joy and Bri Babenaux to name a few. She has a heart for Caribbean artist and has worked with artist Sherwin Gardner, DJ Nicholas, Last Call who was Number 1 on Billboards for over 30 weeks and Papa San. Her love for the Caribbean sound keeps her interested in their unique deliverance.Her resume includes over 10 National plays including Madea's Family. She also didSome Accomplishments:*Holla Back Awards*Holy Hip Hop Awards* Women Songwriters Hall of Fame Inductee* Recurring Role on "Double Cross" TV Show* Lead Role in Christmas Special The Weslyn Christmas Story to release Dec. 2022* Manager to National Recording Artist* Radio Announcer on Faith Star Radio BDS/Neilson Internet/TV Host Global Warriors* Casting Director for Dem Gibson Films "Double Cross" also role as Madam for sex trapped girls* Casting Director "The Good Fight of Faith"* Producer/Manager/Casting with But Deliver Us From Evil with Joshua Coates* Casting Director Xfinity/Comcast Religious Shows* Casting work with Deitrick Haddon Shows* Spokes Person for Preach the Word Worldwide TV Network* Locational/Actress/PR Octect Film* Life Coach/Ordained Chaplain* Promotions/PR Tyler Perry's Plays*Promotions/PR Bishop Jakes Plays/Books* Promotions/Marketing Tyscot Record/Warner* Promotions/Marketing A & P Records*Prayer Warrior*Apostle of Matthew 6:33 Global Min.*Servant of God*Author of (5) Books, Amazon #1 Now Inspirational Book " A General Becomes a Legend*Teach & Deam of Music/TV/Film Dep. @ HBIU University
On this off-season episode Chuck challenges Joaquin, Frank and returning guest Geoffrey Golden (@geoffreygolden) to compete against one another in a classic TIA knockout game with a fresh twist. This time, Chuck has culled a list of hundreds wrestling promotions. Half are real promotions found on Cagematch.net's exhaustive database -- the other half are completely made up. Which of our three players can successfully navigate Chuck's mind games and emerge victorious?
What does a Narrative Designer do? How does somebody get a Narrative Design job? These and so many more questions get answered this week by our own Geoffrey Golden. An experienced Narrative Designer and Games Writer with many interesting projects under his belt, Geoffrey is totally a hoot to chat with! Listen to Adventure Snack: https://adventuresnack.substack.com/More about Geoffrey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffreygolden/Come to the next IGA Lunch Hour live every Wednesday at 12pm EST on our Discord channel to be a part of the fun and to be recorded in the next episode: https://discord.gg/gFGAG54WK7Learn more about us: https://indiegameacademy.com/
Bippity Boppity Business: A podcast for Disney Enthusiasts and Business Professionals.
Disney is known for its fantastical immersion factor, meaning their storytelling never fails to suck you into its wonder… much like Alice falling into Wonderland!Though, many businesses struggle to convey the heart of their brand's story through storytelling and immersive writing. Why is that? How can businesses organically create that Disney-level immersion factor? This week's guest is going to illustrate how you can integrate storytelling and creative immersion through your marketing strategy, content creation, and creative process. Doing this will not only connect you with your target audience, but turn passive followers into super fans and then into super consumers.Listen in as Rita welcomes Geoffrey Golden, an LA-based narrative designer and game creator, to have a magical discussion about immersive writing and storytelling for businesses.In this episode, Geoffrey and Rita discuss:How Geoffrey's love for The Muppets has influenced his career as a creator and designer.Tips and advice for business owners on telling their brand story authentically and creatively.How his email newsletter, Adventure Snack, became so successful.Walt Disney's eccentric approaches to storytelling.How to start your business like a movie.Geoffrey's creative process & “The Carpenter Mindset”Advice for aspiring creators, game designers, etc.Be sure to stick around for the Disney Rapid Fire Questions segment! You won't want to miss Geoffrey's answers!Do you wish to connect with our special guest?Visit Geoffrey's website: https://www.geoffreygolden.comFollow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/geoffreygoldenSign up for Adventure Snack: https://adventuresnack.substack.comConnect with Geoffrey on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffreygoldenBe sure to hear every conversation about making magic in business on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google!Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Bippity Boppity Business in your favorite podcast player.
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One year ago this week, writers and the Substack team started gathering in weekly Office Hours discussion threads together for the first time. In 38 threads with tens of thousands of comments, writers shared bold ambitions for publishing on Substack, swapped sharp insights on growing an engaged email list, and celebrated milestones like going paid.A year in and the discussion threads continue, with writers learning and navigating a new chapter for online publishing. Together through Office Hours, Substack writers have authored advice for the future.In 1997, Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich wrote an essay as a hypothetical commencement speech entitled “Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young.” Going viral, the essay was adapted and shared as a spoken word song by Baz Luhrmann. “Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)” was an instant hit. Today, we bring you Substack’s remix from lessons and advice writers have shared over the past year in Office Hours read by Jackie Dana, one of the generous Office Hours stewards.Everybody’s free (to connect with each other)Writers and readers of the class of '22:Connect with each other. If we could offer you only one tip for the future, connecting with each other would be it. The long term effects of engaging have been proved by data scientists whereas the rest of our advice has no basis more reliable than our own meandering experience. On behalf of the writers of Substack, we will dispense this advice now:Don't wait for your writing to be perfect, or the time to be just right. Neither will happen. Your publication will likely be quiet for a while. Keep going anyway. Building something good takes time. The only real short cut is luck, and that’s no real strategy. Don't try to do this alone. The actual writing part usually has to be done alone, with distractions turned off and a faintly unhealthy supply of coffee to hand. There's usually no getting around that. But the part where you're coming up with ideas, or trying to think bigger and bolstering your confidence and hopes...don't try to do that just by sitting by yourself. If you need the door closed when you're writing, try flinging it open when you're not. Learn wildly. Connect madly. Allow yourself to be corrected. Being gracious in the face of criticism is a good way to take the venom out of it. And make lots of good friends who are doing something like what you're doing. As writers, we are all in this together so we need to do our best to help each other grow and succeed. Slow and steady is entirely normal growth. Some people come to Substack with an enormous platform already. Some people grow very quickly for a variety of reasons (very few of which are actually controllable). The vast majority of us just plug along, trying different things, without ever having insane overnight success. Doesn't mean you can't be successful, it just means "slow and steady" is entirely normal growth, and success is subjective and depends on your own personal newsletter and goals.Extra slow days shall pass. It's hard but just keep writing good copy during the plateaus. They too will end.Dive deep into your niche. The average person on the street may not understand the appeal of your Substack, but you'll gain loyal subscribers and face less competition than if you go mainstream. Don't feed trolls. Don't allow them to ruin your day. Just block them and move on.Celebrate at milsteones. Exclaim: Bravo!!!!! This is awesome! Way to go! That's huge - congrats!!!Remember: engagement is not just likes and comments, but also conversations between you and your reader in their inbox. Ask questions. Propose ideas. Agree. Disagree. Agree to disagree.Be careful with the advice you take to heart and put in practice. You might find yourself saying, “I actually didn't follow that advice, and I'm happy I didn't.”But trust us on connecting with others.We also want to take a moment to pause and say thank you to the writers who have made helping other writers at Office Hours this year a central rhythm in their week by attending the majority of sessions, and generously answering other writers questions. We hope you'll join us in giving the following writers a virtual applause. Jackie Dana, Cole Noble, Sarah Miller, Alison Acheson, Elizabeth Held, Michael Fritzell, Geoffrey Golden, Mike Sowden, E. Jean Carroll, Melanie Newfield, YouTopian Journey, Paul Macko, Joan Demartin, Chevanne, Lloyd Lemons, Karen Hoffman, moviewise, Петър, Emily Miller, Heather Johnston Brebaugh, Linda Tapp, Rishikesh Sreehari, and Asha Sanaker.Join us for Office Hours today Each week on Thursdays, we gather the writer community and members of our Community, Product, and Writer Development teams together in a written discussion thread like this one to answer writer questions for an hour. Whether you are returning to the thread to celebrate one year of Office Hours or joining for the first time, we hope to see you today. Together we will answer your questions on publishing, growing, or going paid on Substack.Do you have a favorite memory from Office Hours? A sharp insight that you learned that you’ve taken with you? Someone you met in the discussion threads that you’ve stayed in touch with? We’d love to hear about it in celebration of one years of hosting Office Hours. This is a public episode. 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One year ago this week, writers and the Substack team started gathering in weekly Office Hours discussion threads together for the first time. In 38 threads with tens of thousands of comments, writers shared bold ambitions for publishing on Substack, swapped sharp insights on growing an engaged email list, and celebrated milestones like going paid.A year in and the discussion threads continue, with writers learning and navigating a new chapter for online publishing. Together through Office Hours, Substack writers have authored advice for the future.In 1997, Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich wrote an essay as a hypothetical commencement speech entitled “Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young.” Going viral, the essay was adapted and shared as a spoken word song by Baz Luhrmann. “Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)” was an instant hit. Today, we bring you Substack's remix from lessons and advice writers have shared over the past year in Office Hours read by Jackie Dana, one of the generous Office Hours stewards.Everybody's free (to connect with each other)Writers and readers of the class of '22:Connect with each other. If we could offer you only one tip for the future, connecting with each other would be it. The long term effects of engaging have been proved by data scientists whereas the rest of our advice has no basis more reliable than our own meandering experience. On behalf of the writers of Substack, we will dispense this advice now:Don't wait for your writing to be perfect, or the time to be just right. Neither will happen. Your publication will likely be quiet for a while. Keep going anyway. Building something good takes time. The only real short cut is luck, and that's no real strategy. Don't try to do this alone. The actual writing part usually has to be done alone, with distractions turned off and a faintly unhealthy supply of coffee to hand. There's usually no getting around that. But the part where you're coming up with ideas, or trying to think bigger and bolstering your confidence and hopes...don't try to do that just by sitting by yourself. If you need the door closed when you're writing, try flinging it open when you're not. Learn wildly. Connect madly. Allow yourself to be corrected. Being gracious in the face of criticism is a good way to take the venom out of it. And make lots of good friends who are doing something like what you're doing. As writers, we are all in this together so we need to do our best to help each other grow and succeed. Slow and steady is entirely normal growth. Some people come to Substack with an enormous platform already. Some people grow very quickly for a variety of reasons (very few of which are actually controllable). The vast majority of us just plug along, trying different things, without ever having insane overnight success. Doesn't mean you can't be successful, it just means "slow and steady" is entirely normal growth, and success is subjective and depends on your own personal newsletter and goals.Extra slow days shall pass. It's hard but just keep writing good copy during the plateaus. They too will end.Dive deep into your niche. The average person on the street may not understand the appeal of your Substack, but you'll gain loyal subscribers and face less competition than if you go mainstream. Don't feed trolls. Don't allow them to ruin your day. Just block them and move on.Celebrate at milsteones. Exclaim: Bravo!!!!! This is awesome! Way to go! That's huge - congrats!!!Remember: engagement is not just likes and comments, but also conversations between you and your reader in their inbox. Ask questions. Propose ideas. Agree. Disagree. Agree to disagree.Be careful with the advice you take to heart and put in practice. You might find yourself saying, “I actually didn't follow that advice, and I'm happy I didn't.”But trust us on connecting with others.We also want to take a moment to pause and say thank you to the writers who have made helping other writers at Office Hours this year a central rhythm in their week by attending the majority of sessions, and generously answering other writers questions. We hope you'll join us in giving the following writers a virtual applause. Jackie Dana, Cole Noble, Sarah Miller, Alison Acheson, Elizabeth Held, Michael Fritzell, Geoffrey Golden, Mike Sowden, E. Jean Carroll, Melanie Newfield, YouTopian Journey, Paul Macko, Joan Demartin, Chevanne, Lloyd Lemons, Karen Hoffman, moviewise, Петър, Emily Miller, Heather Johnston Brebaugh, Linda Tapp, Rishikesh Sreehari, and Asha Sanaker.Join us for Office Hours today Each week on Thursdays, we gather the writer community and members of our Community, Product, and Writer Development teams together in a written discussion thread like this one to answer writer questions for an hour. Whether you are returning to the thread to celebrate one year of Office Hours or joining for the first time, we hope to see you today. Together we will answer your questions on publishing, growing, or going paid on Substack.Do you have a favorite memory from Office Hours? A sharp insight that you learned that you've taken with you? Someone you met in the discussion threads that you've stayed in touch with? We'd love to hear about it in celebration of one years of hosting Office Hours. Thank you for subscribing. 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It is the off-season again, so that means it is time for more silly games and nonsense talk. Joaquin kicks things off by hosting a fresh round of Muscle Temple Jeopardy. It's just like normal Jeopardy, but just about wrestling! Joining Frank and Chuck to play the game is a very special guest: Geoffrey Golden (@geoffreygolden)
Geoffrey is a narrative designer for video games with a passion for interactive storytelling. As a writer with over 15 years experience, hia career spans multiple "medias": comics, audio fiction, tabletop games, cartoons. check out his website here; https://www.geoffreygolden.com
It’s almost a meme at this point. A group of friends sitting around riffing say “this should be a podcast!.” Often those podcasts don’t work because they lack structure and a clear direction. Dirt Cheap is NOT one of those podcasts. It’s funny, edgy and off the cuff but still manages to keep a basic structure that makes for an easy, entertaining listen. Husband and wife duo, Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden teamed up with production studio Neon Hum to bring us this unique podcast. The premise is actually pretty simple. Geoffrey reads from a dime store novel called “Murder in the Glass Room” a baffling noir novel from the 1940’s, while Amanda reacts in real time (with plenty of commentary and bantering between the two hosts.) The result is a 22 episode story arc that will leave you laughing. The pair chat with Evo about the importance of structure within a show, how they take they goofiness seriously, and in general, their creative process for making Dirt Cheap. LEARN MORE ABOUT CASTOS 3 Clips is a Castos Original Series. Castos provides tools for public and private podcasts and believes podcasters should own their turf to provide the best possible audience experience. Visit castos.com Inside the Episode You can listen to all episodes of Dirt Cheap on Neon Hum’s website You can follow Amanda Meadows on twitter @amandonium To learn more about Geoffrey, check out his website This episode was produced and edited by Stuart Barefoot @smallleaguestu Music is by Tyler Litwin About the Host Evo Terra has the dubious honor of releasing the 40th podcast… ever. Other notable podcasting elements from his past include authoring Podcasting For Dummies and Expert Podcasting Practices for Dummies, launching and running one of the first large podcast networks, building a successful strategic podcast consultancy, and is a celebrated keynote speaker on stages around the world. He's also done a bunch of really, really weird stuff that Google still shows.
A discussion with narrative writer and game designer, Geoffrey Golden. We talk about growing up in the early days of the internet, writing narrative for video games, and his new TTRPG module, Target Run. If you enjoyed the podcast, please help us grow by leaving a review, subscribing, and sharing with friends. You can contact us at secretnerdpodcast@gmail.com, as well as the many options in the Anchor app (anchor.fm/). Follow us on Instagram: @secretnerdpodcast Follow us on twitter: @SecretNrdSocial Thank you! https://www.dmsguild.com/product/372247/Target-Run --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/secretnerd-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/secretnerd-podcast/support
There's nothing worse than trying to introduce a character you think is going to kick off the adventure with whoops and hollers, but ending up with everyone leaning back, getting hungry, and talking about the cool movie they're gonna watch once this game is over. In this episode, we're going to learn to create characters that engage. Characters that get players to lean in. Take notice. All of a sudden they care where the story is going because this new character is a part of it.
This week I'm joined by narrative designer Geoffrey Golden, to talk about how to make a memorable encounter! We'll delve into the three pillars you'll need to pull off that fight your party will never forget. Geoffrey: @geoffreygolden Want to get involved? Support the Podcast on Patreon Find us on twitter: @WeSpeakCommon Email us at wespeakcommon@hotmail.com Visit us online at https://wespeakcommon.com/ Check out our Partners: The Dice Dungeon - Get beautifully crafted metal sets of dice for your D&D game at https://thedicedungeon.co.uk Use Code 'WeSpeakCommon' at checkout for 10% off your order while supporting the show. dScryb - Enhance your theatre of the mind with expertly crafter boxed text of monsters, locations and spells at https://dscryb.com Use Code 'COMMON' at checkout for 10% off your order while supporting the show. Manscapped - Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code 'COMMON' at Manscaped.com. Unlock your confidence and always use the right tools for the job with MANSCAPED. Podcast Theme: "Street Dancing" by Timecrawler 82 (freemusicarchive.org) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Hip to be square. Follow Geoffrey on Twitter, subscribe to his newsletter Adventure Snack and check out Target Run on the DM's Guild! If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon, following us on Twitter, joining our Discord or hiring Timothy to run a game for you! Promotional artwork by Niamh MacMaster. MUSIC USED: We claim no rights over any music featured in the episode. "Eat My Chips" by Azureflux (used under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license).
This episode I'm joined by table top game creator and narrative designer Geoffrey Golden to dissect humour, which we all know is everyone's favourite thing to do! I start by absolutely butchering Kevin MacLeod's surname and for that, I can never apologise enough. Once that horrible faux pas is left behind, we move on to the juicy topic how the mechanics of a TTRPG impact and guide humour within a particular setting, and ways you can use the mechanics to elicit emotion. Indeed, most games have something a stake, be it existential obliteration or a more personal plight, and DMs and players must remain flexible to ensure those stakes aren't undermined by goofs. There is often and underlying tug-of-war between immersion and humour, but it's more nuanced than that as humour can take many forms from in-universe tropes, through pop culture references, to meta table banter. Being aware of where the knot is on that rope is an exceptionally valuable skill for both players and DMs, to avoid tonal whiplash as one team slips up and the rope goes flying. Full disclosure, the single moment of unprofessionalism in my entire career at 29:00 has been deliberately left in for historical and hilarity purposes. Please don't let me cease to be. 06:56 - Divining Humour from Mechanics 23:12 - Running a Humour Based Actual Play 29:54 - Tone Versus Immersion: The Eternal Seesaw 37:00 - Character Comedy Find Geoffrey on: Website: http://www.geoffreygolden.com Target Run on DM's Guild: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/372247/Target-Run Twitter: https://twitter.com/geoffreygolden Find me on: Website: https://www.thinkingcritically.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThinkCritDnD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thinking_critically_dnd/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThinkingCriticallyDnD References: 'Aesthetic' episode of Thinking Critically 'Trinity Continuum: Aberrant' by Onyx Path Publishing 'Straight to VHS' by Lost Cat Games Intro Music: 'Local Forecast' by Kevin MacLeod Intermission Music: 'Chill' by Kevin MacLeod Outro Music: 'Local Forecast - Elevator' by Kevin MacLeod
Friend of the show Geoffrey Golden returns this week to talk to us about his new D&D module Target Run, among many other topics! Plus, Matt and Chris get back to the important work of judging Great Indoor Fight battles.
A good storyline is not mandatory to enjoy playing video games but when there is a well-written plot behind the main character's adventures, the enjoyment of playing the game goes to a different level. That is the work of people like Geoffrey Golden; they ensure that we not only play the game but most importantly, we become a part of and lost in the characters and plot. Geoffrey Golden is a narrative designer and writer. He has worked on a number of games including Murder in the Alps, an award-winning mystery game on mobile platforms. Geoffrey has written for Capcom, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and indie studios around the world. Geoffrey was always passionate about writing, storytelling, and video games, although he never thought he would combine his two passions into his career. He enjoys building interactive stories for different platforms like mobile, console titles, tabletop RPGs, chatbot experiences, robot toys, and even email newsletters. In this episode, we talked about the differences between a game writer and a narrative designer, Geoffrey's beginnings as a writer, and his experiences during the internet's prehistoric beginning. Geoffrey kindly shared his experiences in Napster and MP3.com and how he became an influencer creating audio content. We also talked about narrative techniques, what makes a story interesting, and where he believes the gaming industry is heading. Tune in and join me on this journey into the heart of a good story with Geoffrey Golden. Some Questions I Ask:You've done comics, fiction, tabletop games, cartoons. How do you branch into all of them? (4:53)How did you transfer from being a parody songwriter to being a part of the gaming industry? (9:02)What type of education do you think you need to become a games writer? (17:38)How do you start to write a character? (21:54)Where do you see the gaming industry is headed? What kind of games do you think are coming up? (45:23)In This Episode, You Will Learn:How George became a famous parody songwriter on MP3.com (11:41)How George got into the game writing universe (16:01)The difference between creating linear and branching dialogues and stories (35:06)Where George sees the gaming industry is heading to (45:23)Some advice from George about success, quality of life, and work (52:30)Resources:Dirt Cheap podcastConnect with Geoffrey:LinkedInTwitterLet's Connect!InstagramTwitterYouTube Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Why do the struggling-for-survival fantasy creatures of the Dark Crystal look and sound so much like Muppets? Same production company or something more sinister? Can you really go from modern day television hijinks to magical dystopia simply by shooting Beaker into the sun? Featuring special guest Geoffrey Golden.
Welcome Back everyone! Todays episode I sit down and talk with Geoffrey Golden, a narrative writer for video games based out of California. We discuss the process of creating video games, interactive storytelling, different styles of writing, and more!
Another intended one-off podcast! Geoffrey Golden and Jason Klamm talk about an issue of ALF Magazine, with guest and ALF Magazine editor, Randi Hacker. We say intended because there will probably be at least one more of these.
Today on the show Sunday Best winner and gospel great Geoffrey Golden joins Monty and Tiff for an awesome talk on all things music, faith and family. This is a show you much watch and share with a friend, truly and honest and blessed conversation.
Friend to the show Geoffrey Golden returns! Geoffrey is the narrative director for Fallen Legion Revants. Shelby let's us know he has been lifting in the gym playing Pokemon Sword, while Casey begins his Magic the Gathering Arena journey. We talk news and noteworthy shows and excitement for Diablo II Remastered. If you want to connect with Underpowered: Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Youtube Follow us on Twitch Join our Discord! f you want to connect with Geoffery: Follow him on Twitter Subscribe to Adventure Snack! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Another group chat brought to audio form! Erik Barnes, Joey Clift, and Geoffrey Golden join to talk about Michael Jordan's steakhouse, consider which Adam Sandler characters they'd fuck marry kill, and the relative worth of comedy in general. Follow Joey Clift on Twitter and check out his tribe's casino Ilani. Subscribe to Geoffrey Golden's comedy game newsletter Adventure Snack. Subscribe to Erik Barnes' series Look on the Bright Side on YouTube.
Fun conversation with Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden who read and comment on an old noir pulp novel.
Geoffrey talks about family narratives and chats about his experience writing for video games. Grant rambles about Super Mario Odyssey for awhile and a dog barks. Geoffrey Golden is a multi-media writer of books, games, and digital comedy experiences. Follow Geoffrey on twitter and subscribe to his newsletter Adventure Snack.
A conversation with the two hosts, Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden of this read through pulp novel podcast with fun commentary.
This week we welcome two special guests--Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden of the Dirt Cheap podcast--to discuss one of their favorite recent graphic novels: BTTM FDRS, by Ezra Clayton Daniels and Ben Passmore. The book has been compared to Jordan Peele's film Get Out, and features a many-tentacled monster that inhabits an apartment building in a gentrifying Chicago neighborhood. Our guests help us do some panel analysis of the book, and we talk about the horror genre, and dividing line between effective allegory and allegories that feel heavy-handed. We also talk about their podcast, in which they are reading a very bizarre-sounding pulp novel called Murder in the Glass Room, about an L.A. private investigator who is very obsessed with furniture and elevators. You can check out their podcast, Dirt Cheap, here: https://www.neonhum.com/show-pages/dirt-cheap.html You can learn more about the book, BTTM FDRS, at the Fantagraphics site: https://www.fantagraphics.com/products/bttm-fdrs And if you like our podcast, and want more of it in your life, subscribe to our Patreon. $5 a month gets you access to all our bonus episodes, including our newly launched Hunt for the Worst Book of All Time: https://www.patreon.com/BookFight Thanks for listening!
Dirt Cheap Podcast reached out to us for a chat. We sat down via Discord with hosts Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden to talk about their poddy where they are reading a dime store novel Murder in the Glass Room (it's bad, it's really, really bad) chapter by chapter and commenting on it. What followed was a super nerdy chat on the nature of man, interesting comic books and reads that begin with 'Planet of...' Enjoy! Covert Affair - Film Noire by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100795Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Casa Bossa Nova by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com/Promoted by MrSnooze https://youtu.be/ioi_-5sAuXQCreative Commons — CC BY 3.0 I https://goo.gl/Yibru5
This review is featuring Geoffrey Golden, a very great guest that helped us fumble through this legendary arcade movie that was actually promotion for a new pac man game.
39 Candidates! One Desk! It's Mayoral Mayhem as all of Fakahatchee has turned out for the Hands On A Hard Desk Mayoral Election. And for this very special episode we are broadcasting live from main street right in the middle of the action! Big Chills and Big Spills! Huge Plays and Psyche Outs for days! It's an event you absolutely won't want to miss and we are live feeding it all directly into your ear. But we'll be back at our normal time with your calls and opinions very soon. Let's hear from you, Fakahatchee! @nightdrivefm on Twitter @nightdrivefminsta on instagram And as always keep up to date on all the local news at FakahatcheeGazette.com Get your NightDrive Merch including T-shirts, key chains and the coolest poster you've ever seen: NightDriveMerch.com And a very special thank you to the following people who helped make this episode possible: Ron Babcock, Sean Bury, Clint Gage, Nick Mundy, Eric Toms, Evan Gaustad and Geoffrey Golden.
Fun conversation with Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden who read and comment on an old noir pulp novel.
This Weeks New Soulful Gospel Music Spotlight Soulful Gospel Music from Brian Courtney Williams, Doug Williams, Geoffrey Golden and more of your favorite Gospel Artist. Evangelist June McKinnon teaches on carrying out the Great Commission during troubled times. Evangelist June Mckinnon Sermon: Acts 20:20 Kraj 100.9 FM Sunday 7AM to 9AM Listen live on Sunday Mornings […]
This week I interview Geoffrey Golden. In this conversation we talk about his life designing games in all mediums. He has designed video games, board games, comic books and more. He give us insights on how he has taken these skills and worked with places like Warner Bros, Ubisoft, Disney, Capcom, and Lionsgate. He also tells us how at 17 years old living in the USA he became a parody song star in New Zealand. You will not want to miss this one. ---https://www.geoffreygolden.com/
"Dirt Cheap" is a new podcast from Neon Hum Media that digs deep into the dollar bins of used bookstores and your grandmother’s storage unit in search of pulp, sass and questionable grammar. Guided by hosts, Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden, each season will explore a forgotten and discarded pulp novel culled from the dust-bin of literary history, reenacting it’s pages through narration and sound design---stopping and starting to respond and bring its oddity and hilarity occasionally into relief.Subscribe to Dirt Cheap on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1534147131
A conversation with the two hosts, Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden of this read through pulp novel podcast with fun commentary.
This week Geoffrey Golden joins us on the cast. Geoffrey is the narrative designer of Sandship on iOS / Android and Game Master of the Adventure Snack e-mail RPG. We talk about writing games and adventure, we get a shocking history lesson about the SNES and the Internet and we decide when it's a good time to call it quits on a game. Enjoy! If you want to connect with the show: Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Youtube Follow us on Twitch Join our Discord! f you want to connect with Geoffery: Follow him on Twitter Subscribe to Adventure Snack! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Welcome to our first episode of Book Club! Where we have fun and intriguing guests on our show to read some classic insanity.In our first episode, we have Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden! Two goofballs from Los Angeles who founded The Devastator, which was the only comedy press in America, praised by The AV Club, WIRED, Entertainment Weekly, and more. They’ve also written and created podcasts and audio fiction for Stitcher, Nerdist, Wondery, and Campfire Media. Now, Amanda is a senior editor at comics publisher Oni Press, and Geoffrey is a narrative designer for video game studios around the world.Check out their podcast Dirt Cheap!
Curt and Darren sit down with Kevin Golden, one of the members of the Music Support Group and an entertainment lawyer by trade. Kevin shares his knowledge of the music business and speaks on the new trend of independent artists. We also discuss Geoffrey Golden's newest gospel album "See Revival," which Kevin helped executive produced and the creation of their newest label, Golden Brothers Music Group. Instagram: @RapNerds_MSG @40ozguru @leroygreenthethird @KGthelawyer YouTube: The Rap Nerds
Paperback reads. We love them cheap. We love them dirty. We love to ask: why are white men the only ones with inner lives or three-dimensional personalities? Hosts Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden dig deep into the dollar bins of used bookstores and your grandmother’s storage unit, looking for pulp and sass. Dirt Cheap brings those long-lost stories to life, with a heavy dose of humor and a dash of schadenfreude. This season, we're reading Murder in the Glass Room, a Los Angeles noir novel starring Phil Norris, a misanthropic bookie-turned-detective who's bad at his job and obsessed with furniture. It’s the poolside podcast you’ve been waiting for. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/webcrawlers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In the first episode of Dirt Cheap, hosts Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden plunge into chapter one of Murder in the Glass Room, a Los Angeles noir novel from the 1940s. We meet Phil Norris, a misanthropic, furniture-obsessed bookie who seems to have more enemies than friends.
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Paperback reads. We love them cheap. We love them dirty. We love to ask: why are white men the only ones with inner lives or three-dimensional personalities? Hosts Amanda Meadows and Geoffrey Golden dig deep into the dollar bins of used bookstores and your grandmother's storage unit, looking for pulp and sass. Dirt Cheap brings those long-lost stories to life, with a heavy dose of humor and a dash of schadenfreude. This season, we're reading Murder in the Glass Room, a Los Angeles noir novel starring Phil Norris, a misanthropic bookie-turned-detective who's bad at his job and obsessed with furniture. It's the poolside podcast you've been waiting for.
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