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At harbour.today, Natalie Nzeyimana and her team are helping people build holistic resilience. On this episode, she and Chad talk about building the app at the beginning of the pandemic when she witnessed herself and others feeling like they were close to drowning and feeling really unmoored. Harbour is a space for people to anchor themselves, find clarity, and set sail. The community offers one-to-one coaching, workshops, a course, and a daily check-in tool. harbour.today (https://www.harbour.today/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/harbour.today/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/natalieisonline) Lunchclub (https://lunchclub.com/) Become a Sponsor (https://thoughtbot.com/sponsorship) of Giant Robots! Transcript: CHAD: This is the Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Podcast, where we explore the design, development, and business of great products. I'm your host, Chad Pytel. And today, I'm joined by the founder of Harbour, Natalie Nzeyimana. So, Natalie, thanks for joining me. NATALIE: Thanks for having me on. CHAD: So tell me a little bit about what Harbour is. NATALIE: Sure. Harbour is a space for people to anchor self, find clarity, and set sail. We offer one-to-one coaching, workshops, a course, and a daily check-in tool. Harbour was built at the beginning of the pandemic when I witnessed within myself, and the people I knew who I'd worked with, friends, family, just a lot of us felt like we were close to drowning and feeling really unmoored. And so, it began as a course to think about the ways we could use holistic strategies to anchor ourselves and set sail. And from then, from November 2020 to now, it's become a product. CHAD: You started in November. And I know we first met in London a while ago. You were teaching yourself to code working on an education product if I remember right. And we got together at Google Space there and paired for a little bit. Did you code Harbour yourself? NATALIE: It feels like another lifetime. CHAD: [laughs] NATALIE: I think life before the pandemic and life after the pandemic; there's a real line there. I've done quite a bit of the coding myself. However, I've also used a lot of no-code solutions to create MVPs. They've been amazing at helping me scale, helping me test out ideas incredibly quickly. And so one of the interesting things about juggling doing client work, and then also building the back end, and building the module, and then building the design work, and thinking about content juggling all of these different pieces, is that equation of do I invest time in HTML, or do I invest time in machine learning that's going to help me scale? And making all of those intricate decisions has been really, really interesting because, of course, I want to make everything myself. But these no-code solutions have enabled me to test hypotheses so much faster so that I can save time in the long run. CHAD: Well, tell us a little bit more about what the product is today and what you went through to get to this point. NATALIE: Sure. So initially, I just posted on LinkedIn to see who would want to join the course. I had a really simple Squarespace page, and then that evolved into a Typeform which I would use with clients to help them track progress and checking in with their chakras every day. And so, the way that Harbour works is that we do an energy review based on the seven in-body chakras. And so, for anyone who might be unfamiliar with this terminology, the chakras are...well, there are different schools of thought on this. They are a system for either focusing during meditation depending on where you sit in terms of your feelings towards energy bodies. They are a subtle body energy system of themselves. And what I find incredibly helpful for those chakras is that they help people map their energy in a way that I haven't found anything else does effectively. So starting from the root chakra, which is the base of your spine, you can ask yourself, am I feeling safe? Am I feeling grounded? Am I feeling as though my material needs are met? Traveling up towards your reproductive area, you've got the sacral chakra which governs your sense of feeling as though you can desire the things that you desire in the world, feeling as though you are sensual. You're able to experience pleasure. You're able to be creative and playful. And then up to the solar plexus, which is around your navel area, governs the sense of personal power, empowerment, will, feeling as though you're able to go after your goals with chutzpah and energy. And then moving into the heart chakra, which governs this idea of do I feel as though I'm open to receiving and giving love freely? And the throat, do I feel as though I'm an open conduit for the truth of who I am? Do I feel as though I'm able to express myself fully in the world? And then into the third eye, which governs your intuition. Do I feel as though I'm able to trust my intuitive leads and to move with grace and ease, trusting and able to go with the flow? And then finally, we have the crown chakra, which governs do I feel open to receiving divine wisdom? Do I feel as though I'm in this world on my own and there's nothing but pure materiality? Or do I feel open to receiving what some people might call God or Allah or the Tao? Whatever your orientation is, do I feel open towards receiving that kind of wisdom? What's really beautiful about the chakras is that they've been used by ancient Chinese, ancient Egyptians, Tibetans, Sikhs, multiple traditions, and indigenous systems. And so there's kind of this lovely thread of people around the world thinking about how energy moves through our minds, bodies, and spirits. But that's quite a lot. So we just ask seven questions every day. CHAD: So I have to admit I was not...and my first exposure to this is this conversation. So is this something that you have been aware of and practicing prior to working on Harbour, or is it something that you found which then led you to the creation? NATALIE: Definitely the latter, the latter. So I went through a pretty gnarly, dark night of the soul and just had this huge existential crisis of wondering what am I here to do? Why am I here? What's my purpose in life? I don't know if other people might resonate with this, but kind of feeling that you make these huge or not so huge career goals, and then you reach them, and you still feel like something's missing. And in my quest to understand what that missing piece might be, I came across chakras, and I found it incredibly helpful. I think people who do yoga might be aware of this because they often come up to yoga. Physical movement is often a way of realigning and balancing the chakras. So there are specific movements or specific asanas that you can do to balance out your root chakra or balance out your Sacral Chakra, which is great because it's kind of like all of these different hacks you can do to bring your mind, body, and spirit back in line. And that's why I think I loved it because when I encountered a lot of other systems or other approaches, it just all felt a bit ephemeral and like I couldn't grasp it. But there was something about chakras that really spoke to the budding engineer within me because I was like, wait, you can just hack yourself into alignment? This is great. [chuckles] CHAD: So this is something you do daily. NATALIE: Well, something I try to do daily. [chuckles] CHAD: Okay. I meant, is this something one does daily? [chuckles] NATALIE: Yeah. Ideally, yes. Because it's like anything else that we do, if you want to maintain a certain level of well-being or perhaps a certain level of fluency, let's say, for example, in a language whether that's a programming language or the spoken language, you need to practice it every day. And so, with chakras and aligning one's mind, body, and spirit, it feels as though the stakes are slightly higher when we're in the middle of a pandemic, and there's so much uncertainty, and all of our lives have kind of been exposed to so much change. But yes, daily is optimal. Daily is, at least at Harbour, the bare minimum. What are some things that you do every day to balance your mind, body, and spirit? You may be aligning your chakras without quite realizing that you are. CHAD: Yeah. So I run every day. And I've often described that as that's my meditation. So I find that that really does wonders for reducing my overall stress. I do it in the morning before starting my day. And so, I think it really sets the foundation on which the rest of the day is built for me. And it wasn't until I made the commitment to do it every day. And now I run long distance enough where I need to take a rest day once a week. But when I made the commitment to do it every day, it really did change my relationship with running. NATALIE: That's so interesting. I was thinking about Kazuo Ishiguro's what I think about when I'm running or something along those lines. He's written this great book. And I know several people who run and have spoken of its incredible meditative qualities. And I think that's a wonderful way of connecting with yourself or creating space to connect with yourself. I also wanted to touch upon something that I know that we tend to move towards or perhaps even a dichotomy: do we meditate to relieve stress, or do we meditate to get closer to our divinity? And so one of the things at Harbour that we try to do is we try to help folks shift from meditating to relieve stress to meditating to connect with one's divinity, and that way, the stress doesn't become as prominent a factor for which meditation is there to alleviate. CHAD: What do you mean by divinity in this case? NATALIE: Yeah, great question. Very controversial. [laughs] I mean, it's 2021, and the least cool thing you could possibly do in an engineering environment is talk about God and the divine. I think there is a really interesting choice point we're at as a collective where there is an increased awareness of consciousness. So there's a lot of language in at least the tech community, from my experience, whether you've got things like Burning Man or just a lot of products and offerings out there, which are there to raise your consciousness. One of the really tricky things about raising your consciousness...and in the chakra system, we do that through something that's called a kundalini awakening, which is where your consciousness does raise from the root chakra all the way to the crown. As your consciousness raises through the chakras, coming from the Indian tradition, what happens is your life force, your consciousness moves through your chakras, and each chakra it touches upon triggers a mini awakening. So, for example, as your life force is moving through your root chakra, anything that may have happened in your childhood, anytime that you may have experienced any aspect of material instability, let's say you lost your job or you had a partnership fall apart, or any time where you felt like your world completely crumbled, that will likely be triggered when you're going through that mini awakening in that root chakra. I mentioned divinity because it feels as though there are two paths we can go down. We can either go down the path of I am raising my consciousness. I am the master of my own destiny. I know what I am here to do in life, and I'm in control of my own awakening. Or we can go down another path which is far trickier, which is sort of saying, "At every point in every day, I choose to surrender to the wisdom that is far beyond me. And I'm going to trust the signals and the science that I receive that they are aligned with my highest good." One of these paths is more egoic, and the other one is more surrendered. That's not to say that we don't need an ego. But the ego can get into really tricky territory when you're doing this kind of alignment and awakening work, and it can really do a lot of harm. And I don't say that through judgment. I say that because I've been through the wringer with a lot of ego deaths. And so, one of the safest ways to mitigate that risk of the ego taking over is to surrender to something that is far more wise than you. Perhaps you don't resonate with the idea that there is only one creator, and that's fine. But perhaps just from a logical point of view, it does seem to make more sense to surrender to the fact that there's something that knows more than I do at any moment. CHAD: So this is some really big stuff. NATALIE: Oh yeah. CHAD: Before we get much further into it, I think for listeners who want to learn more or are interested in what they're hearing and want to give it a try, where do they do that? Where do they find Harbour? And what is it going to look like? NATALIE: Sure. So you can follow us at harbour.today online on our website also on Instagram. And I'd love to invite your listeners to try out our 30-day trial, where if you complete 30 days of your chakra daily check-in, you'll receive access to our platform with activities, reading prompts, and also different course materials for free for a whole year. And I know I'm probably giving this away to a lot of people because all the engineers I know are very disciplined, [laughs] and they'll do this 30-day streak like it's a GitHub streak. CHAD: [laughs] NATALIE: So I'm shooting myself in the foot a little bit. But I'm really keen to offer folks who are asking these questions who are thinking about what am I here to do? Is there more? How do I engage with literature that could help me ask these questions more deeply within myself? And the daily check-in and the learning platform is a really simple way to do that. CHAD: Great. That's great. I hope folks check it out. So, in addition to the daily check-in, you just gave some hints on what is actually on the platform. There are reading prompts and those sorts of things. Is there more than that as well available? NATALIE: Definitely. So we are launching a monthly course on October 6th, and then the next one will be in January when we come back from the break called Organic Cycles. And the purpose of this course is to help people who are thinking about launching something. So you may have a side project that you're thinking about launching or perhaps a hobby that you feel like you want to take up, or maybe you even want to become an entrepreneur full time. But you're a little bit overwhelmed by what might be involved by that. And so at Harbour, we're real big believers in cyclic, iterative, sustainable growth. And so, we use the moon cycle for our sprints. We use it for measuring our tasks. And in Organic Cycles, you will learn about the moon. You'll follow the Moon Phases. And let's say, for example, you want to start a new business selling socks. [laughs] On the new moon on October the sixth, you will join us, and you will tell us all about your sock business. And we'll listen, and we'll make a plan as other people in the cosmic plan. In the first quarter, we'll start thinking a little bit about why do you love socks so much? Where does that come from? And what are the small steps we can make together to help you grow your sock business within this moon cycle? Which is, of course, 28 days. On the full moon, we'll celebrate all the progress that you've made with your sock business. And together, we'll figure out the next steps. In the last quarter, we'll think about hmm, what were the experiments making the sock business so far that worked really well? What are the ones that didn't? Which ones would you like to take into the next cycle? And on the next new moon, we'll start all over again. And so it's very similar to an agile workflow, except you're learning about the moon. And the reason why I believe that's important is because a lot of our day-to-day lives are just so focused on abstract entities and not necessarily the natural world. And so a lot of the prompts in the daily review for Harbour are getting outside, all sorts of different things that reconnect you to nature as a way of rewilding you. So yeah, I'd really love for folks to come on board. If you have any experience with agile, even if you don't and you're just curious about the moon, and want to find out a little bit more about the stars and anything natural, and meet other people who are curious about energy and ideation and how to create cycles which feel more organic, we'd love to have you along. CHAD: I really like the sound of this in that it's a structure to anything. A group environment where you're helping each other is great. Layering on the information about the moon and everything adds an additional element of interest to it. I'm just a big believer in being intentional about what we do in our businesses and in our lives. So any structure that can help people be intentional about what they do, I think is going to help people and help them be more successful than if they just don't have a plan and aren't intentional, aren't consciously thinking about what they want to achieve, and what they want for themselves. And helping people do that, I think, is great. NATALIE: Definitely. And I definitely have been on both sides of that coin, either having too much structure or no structure at all. And I think there's something really beautiful about naming things in ways that feel soft and ways that feel different to people so that they can access that idea and be playful with it and be creative. Because I know that for a lot of people who we work with, post-burnout, folks who are incredibly structured. The Harbour client is a recovering Type A like me who has probably been an overachiever at school and has probably been incredibly structured in their lives but didn't really know how to let go and didn't really know how to create fluidity and flow in their life. And so one of our tag lines is between discipline and surrender and a devotion to flow. And flow is made possible through that playfulness, and through that structure, and through those rituals, and through that surrender, which is really fun. And it's always really, really fun to see people connect the dots and see, oh, it's quite interesting. Like on full moons, I do have a lot more energy. Or on the new moons, I do feel a little bit more restful, and giving people prompts to add self-care and add meditation to their existing structures. CHAD: So this might be an overly practical question, but I'm curious how you manage time zones. NATALIE: [laughs] With naps. [laughter] CHAD: Okay. Fair enough. NATALIE: No, really, I do. I have naps. And I really love work...as you know, I've been working with folks in the U.S. for the last ten years. And I really enjoy it because I think it feels like transporting to a different environment. So, yeah, just a nap, and then I wake up, and I'm in a different country. It's great. CHAD: [laughs] So it's almost like you've actually traveled then. NATALIE: Exactly. Exactly. CHAD: Hopefully, a little less jetlag. NATALIE: Yeah, it's really great. What about in your work? I know that you're one of the most organized and structured people I've ever met. But sometimes, when I'm in Notion, I'm like, what would Chad do? [chuckles] But how do you find the balance between order and structure and allowing yourself the space to find flow and surrender even as a leader, even when you're building a product? CHAD: Well, thank you for the compliment. I appreciate it. Let me preface by saying I think that nothing ever stays the same. And so what I do today and what's working for me today is probably pretty different than three years ago because our teams are in different places, and the people I work with are different, and I'm in a different place. So the thing that's working for me now is putting times blocked off on my calendar where I want to either...it's a regularly scheduled time. And I have one on Thursday; it's from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. It's just blocked off, and it just says, "Focus time." And each week, then I decide in advance what I'm going to be doing during that focus time. And it might be exploring something new. It might be working on something specific. And then, when I need to accomplish something else, making sure that I block off the time on the calendar. And so that's working for me now. And it's not what I used to do. I used to be much more freeform. Nowadays, if I don't block off the time, I lose it. Previously, I could maintain a lot of free time on my calendar and use that as the time I was doing things. And as we grew and as I was working with people more across all of thoughtbot, across many different time zones, I needed to be much more conscious about what my scheduled time actually looked like and make sure that I'm scheduling time to work on things more freeform. NATALIE: Yeah, definitely. That's so helpful. And I like the idea of time blocking. I've been trying to do a little bit more of that. What's interesting, too, is as Harbour grows and the product grows, and thinking about scaling and trying to anticipate things before they happen, even though you can't anticipate everything, one of the exercises I've been thinking about is what would it feel like to have a team of this many people and meditate on that idea and see if it feels right? And do I necessarily need to have a team that looks like X or a team that looks like Y? And trying to meditate into what that experience would be before making the decision. And I'm wondering if, through your experience having run this global company and having scaled it over more than a decade, what are some of the things that you've done to pre-pave and to support the sustainable scaling of the business? CHAD: I think thinking things through in advance is very important. And I don't say the next thing I'm about to say because it's not important because I think that it is very important, and I certainly do it. But I've also come to grips over the years with the idea that no matter how much we plan, it's not going to go like we plan. And so there's this interesting balance between planning too much and reacting to what's happening. And I'll come back to intentionality. And the way that I talked about it at thoughtbot is letting fulfillment be our North Star. So we shouldn't be doing things just because we think they'll be good business decisions or because we think they're the right thing to do for some arbitrary reason. We should be driven by what we want to be doing in our work and what kind of company we want to be, and being fulfilled in our work. And when we're faced with a decision to make about who we are, or what we do, or how we're going to approach this, letting it be driven by fulfillment is very powerful. Because it means that likely what everyone wants from their work is not so different from one another, especially when we curate a team of people that want to work together for our working lives what might be. It's probably not so different from each other. So that's also very powerful because it means that I don't need to be the one to make all of the decisions. Other people can make those decisions around who we are and what we'll do, and which direction will head in. And they'll very likely be what will be fulfilling to the rest of the team as well. And so it sort of democratizes that decision-making in a way which is more resilient and then can be more flexible. As our best-laid plans start to go awry, we're making decisions based on fulfillment. And I think that allows us to be resilient. NATALIE: Yeah, that's so helpful. CHAD: Because so much of what we've tried, particularly when we intentionally try to grow, so many of the decisions that have made thoughtbot successful we weren't making them for business reasons, we were making them because -- NATALIE: They felt right. CHAD: They felt right. We were the first consulting company in the world to switch to Ruby on Rails. We didn't make that decision because we thought Rails was going to be popular. We made it because, as developers and designers, we were more fulfilled using this new thing, Rails, than using PHP or Java. And, in fact, if we had been focused on what we thought would be the successful business thing, we might never have chosen that because it can feel very risky because you're choosing something entirely unknown. So the opposite example is we've tried very hard to grow over the years non-organically geographically. So someone is moving to this area, or we are going to hire someone in this area. And we're going to grow into this area. And it's not driven necessarily by fulfillment. And in a lot of those cases, it's been very difficult, or it's outright not been successful. And so, being able to react to those situations and adjust has been critical for our long-term success. Another word I use often is grit. And grit, for me, means we fail a bunch but we stay at it because we are driven by...what's driving that is fulfillment. So even if we really believe in it, even if we've failed in execution for business reasons or something like that, we tend to stick with it over the long term and just try a different way. NATALIE: Yeah, I hear that. There is so much grit that's required to sustain something over a long period of time. And it feels like quite an incremental grit as opposed to huge pushes of energy that we might witness in different business models, for example, venture capital. And having been in the whirlwind of the VC world a little bit and now building what I hope is a more sustainable model, the grit is very moment to moment. It's continuous. Each task, each decision, it's a soft resilience that kind of grows over time as opposed to having to wield huge amounts of chutzpah to get through this investment cycle. Do you know what I mean? CHAD: I do, and I think that has a flip side as well, which I try to be conscious of but don't always do a good job with. I tend not to project too far; that's one side. And then the reverse is also true, which I tend not to celebrate successes enough. I tend not to reflect on the past too much because I'm on to the next incremental improvement pretty quickly. That has benefits because when you have a down day, tomorrow is a new day. It's a brand new day. But that has downsides too, which is when you have a great day, [laughs] you're on to the next thing the next day as well, at least for me. I move on very quickly. And like I said, I think that has its benefits, and it has its downsides. NATALIE: What are your rituals for celebrating both personally and professionally? How do you celebrate yourself and the ways that you've grown? And how do you celebrate the business that you've grown with others? CHAD: Just being honest, I probably have not...I do not have rituals. And I think this is where having good partners, or other members of my team has been helpful because knowing that this will be my tendency, having other people backing me up to recognize the successes or to call me on when I'm moving on too quickly or something like that has been helpful. NATALIE: Yeah, definitely. CHAD: Are you working on Harbour solo right now, or are you working with others? NATALIE: Sure. Sometimes I work with a really wonderful ayurvedic practitioner called Sriram, who was an engineer for 15 years before he became an ayurvedic practitioner. So completely similar to you in that thought about going about and finding a co-founder or partnering with someone. And then I just had this really lovely chat with someone on Lunchclub. And we ended up talking about chakras for an hour and also coding. And I was like, this is my dream. [laughs] I get to talk about chakras, and I get to talk about product. This is great. And so, I work with Sriram sometimes on client work. Normally, the split is that he takes approximately a third of the client sessions, but we work on the one-to-one coaching. And so, I'm your accountability coach. And we're hiring more now, which is really exciting. And I'll do the weekly reviews with clients, and then Sriram will put together the ayurvedic program for the client. So that's always really great fun. And I'm also working with a wonderful designer based in San Francisco called Christina. And yeah, so the three of us...Sriram has his own practice, and Christina has her own agency. But there's a lot of collaborative work that's happening there. And I'm currently onboarding more coaches, which is exciting and very necessary because I came to a choice point, and I said, do I want to study chakras and become qualified? And I realized I didn't. I wanted to talk to all the people who knew about chakras and who were qualified, and so that's been a lovely experience onboarding them, and onboarding therapists, and onboarding other personal development coaches who are going to be able to serve clients as we scale. CHAD: Nice. You mentioned Lunchclub many times in the story of Harbour on the website. I have never used Lunchclub. But I heard of it before. And if folks haven't heard of it, what's the pitch for Lunchclub? [chuckles] NATALIE: It's LinkedIn as you'd want it to be. [laughter] CHAD: Oh, that's great. That's great. NATALIE: I think Lunchclub gets rid of all of the bravado and all of the stuff on LinkedIn because I think a lot of us do really struggle with self-promotion online. But at the same time, we want to connect with people. And we want to have real conversations that hopefully lead to more conversations or more opportunities for both parties. And when I started on Lunchclub about a year and a half ago, it was just an incredible way to connect with people around the world. I'd just moved into a flat. I was living on my own in the middle of the pandemic and in the middle of the lockdown building product. And I thought, I really need to chat to people because I really enjoy doing that. And through 45-minute conversations, you get matched by their little magical AI, and you connect with people who might be related to the interests that you have. And you can build streaks. And the more streaks you build, the more points you get. And the more points you get, the more you can choose who you connect with based on geography and business development goals, et cetera. Well, even if you do choose I want to meet an investor or I want to meet a Biz Dev specialist, this isn't really a sales call or an investment pitch. It's just I want to increase the likelihood that the person I meet will be aligned with where I'm trying to get on my journey. CHAD: Well, the pandemic has been a really difficult time for everybody, parents, and of which I count myself in that. In particular, seeing it across thoughtbot, obviously, a trend is the people who live alone had an especially challenging time during the strictest of the lockdowns that were happening. And it was challenging. We saw a lot of people struggling. And because we were all remote, you're remote all day working. You don't necessarily want to be reaching out to people remotely, just that energy there. And I think that's maybe where Harbour comes in is solving that energy problem that I think many of us are feeling now. NATALIE: Definitely. I think what happened over the last year and a half, two years, has created a tectonic shift, but I think also a portal because it's forced us to reckon with ourselves in ways that perhaps we had been ignoring, in ways that we didn't know we needed to, in ways that we've been forced to. And it can be really scary. And even as an adult, that's weird. It's weird to feel that scared as an adult. It's weird to feel that displaced as an adult. It's weird to feel so unmoored. It's weird to feel like you're starting from scratch again, not necessarily in terms of your career or what you post on LinkedIn about who you are, but inside that, you really are starting from scratch: Who am I without access to my friends? Who am I without access to family members? Who am I without X? Who am I without Y? And so, the pandemic kind of energetically takes everything away, and so we can see ourselves more clearly. And that can be really strange because we haven't had the opportunity to do that in the past. And for many folks, often, we don't engage with mental health or well-being until something goes wrong. And we don't really engage with these ideas until we feel we're at a breaking point. And so the pandemic being the biggest breaking point we've had as a collective, at least in the Western world, we are forced to do that reckoning. And so, of course, it's not just a loneliness pandemic; it's not just a burnout pandemic. I really do think it's an existential pandemic because people are wondering, or at least I am, and I know others who are, and I think others who are listening might be: Who am I? What am I here to do? What's my destiny? Why am I here? What's next? How do I make sense of all of the things that have happened in my life so far? And because there's no noise and no distraction or no busyness much as there was before the pandemic, you really are just there with yourself reckoning with those questions. CHAD: Well, Natalie, I'm happy to see that someone emerged on the other side of this with a new product. NATALIE: [laughs] CHAD: And I wish you the best. NATALIE: Thank you. Thank you very much. CHAD: Again, if folks want to sign up or check it out more or just follow along with you, where are all the places that they can do that? NATALIE: Sure. I would love for folks to connect on Instagram, harbour.today. You can also sign up to our newsletter. We have a daily email that comes out with questions from our community. So folks might ask things along the lines of what I've been describing, and we'll respond with some chakra guidance, some ancient philosophy that might be helpful, and also some practical tools, things that you can do like walking barefoot in your local park. Or some breathing exercises that might help you find balance within, or some yoga can really help you hack your chakras back into alignment, or some scripture that may help you reconnect with your divinity. CHAD: Wonderful. You can subscribe to the show and find notes for this episode at giantrobots.fm. And we are emerging into this new season with full transcripts of every show as well. So you can find those on the website. And it will be included in the show notes, so they appear in your podcast player as well. I'm excited. It's something that we have been talking about doing for a while, but the time and expense of it traditionally was prohibitive. But we've made it happen for this new season in no small thanks to our new editor and producer, Mandy Moore. So if you have questions or comments, email us at hosts@giantrobots.fm. And you can find me on Twitter @cpytel. This podcast is brought to you by thoughtbot and edited by Mandy Moore. 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George - Hello! Do sit. Take the weight of your meat. Glad you could join me once again for another wonderful useless story. Welcome to U.C.L.S. - University College Loughfeg State. Now let me introduce you, this is Brian 'Bubbles' Waterbury; Brian: (blows nose) (drinks) (snorts) (blows nose) (scratches) (sups) (sniffs) (farts)... George: Not one for many words is Brian, but this would soon change. Tannoy: Students are asked to refer to the 'School Behaviour Code' which has zero tolerance for student rule infractions. George: This is university provost, Broadleaf O'Hara and the 'geographical' Mr. Tash; Broadleaf: So Mr. Tash, first day of the freshers? Tash: Mmmmnng... Broadleaf: Do we have any new malingerers on the intake? Tash: Mmm. Broadleaf: Who are they? Tash: Ace Byrne and Floyd Frisbane. Broadleaf: Mm, a meeting of mangled minds. Mm? Tash: Mmm! (sups tea). George: Loughfeg. It's a lovely 'hole'. You won't find it on Google Earth, Google Space maybe. Here lives Accursis Byrne, preparing for his first day of college... Alarm: "Riker! Red alert! Red alert! Red alert! Time for school! Time for school! Time for school! Riker! Accursis: (humming a TV tune). Father: Ah Accursis Junior, ready for the first day? Accursis: Yeah. Just as soon as you let me put my trousers on. Father: Enjoy this chance, enjoy the freedom! Heheh. Accursis: Thanks for the newsflash, eh I'll be sure to- Father: I'm just sayin'. Cherish this time son. You sit there at the PC tappin' away on the net for fun. Accursis: Yeh, thanks Dad, I'll take the bus to college and- Father: Do me a favour Accursis, get off your face for once yeh? Accursis: Dad! Quit the drama! What are you? Patrick Stewart? Captain Janeway: Dismissed! George: Raising his hairy thatched mullet from the pillow is fellow freshman Floyd Frisbane. Oona: College Floyd, colle- Floyd: Woah, come on Foxy, Oona: Floyd! Floyd: Me goosies are full, roll me up one till I chong on it baby... Oona: Have you even slept? Floyd: Sleep? Kurt never slept Baby (switches on Deep Purple). Oona: (Switches off Deep Purple) College! Floyd: Uh? I don't seem to under- Oona: Shower, shave, Floyd: I- are you- Oona: And get the fuck out of here. Floyd: Are you speaking the lingo? Oona: Go! Floyd: Have you any Jaffa Cakes? George: And what was thay? Brian 'Bubbles' Waterbury needs to say something. Brian: Mum! Where's my poxy asthma bottle? Ah, I, feek sick. First day of college and I can't find my lungsucker. Ah there it is. (Inhales). Aah, that's better. Aw feck, feel dizzy. Where the hell is my Hulk Hogan helmet? (Starts Vespa). Allergy pills... iPod, Johnny Bravo hat (fart), WWF stickers for the locker, chutney sandwiches! Good to go! Ready to rumble! Born to be Bbbbbrian! (Vespa drives away). George: Loughfeg main street is a busy spot. None more so than for local bar owner Finny and his girly-bar-lady-help Pavla. Pavla: Where were you? I've been waiting fifteen minutes. Finny: Keep the thong on Pavla, will ya, I had a dose of the trots this morning, did you pick up the- Pavla: Have them here... Finny: Good! And the- Pavla: Bought it at Smiths... Finny: Right so. Oh and shit, hope to God you didn't forget the- Pavla: What do you think I am? Finny: Best barmaid a publican can have! You got the keys? Pavla: Shit! Finny: Pavla, ya dozy cow! Voiceover: A&M Presents... An A&M Production... U.C.L.S. Useless, useless, useless... Copyright A&M 2007. George: His life is fun but a little bit insane, driving into work where he's half-baked off his brain. This is happy Richard Soupe, undertaking his duties at University College Loughfeg with pride and enthusiasm. Richard: Sweep the floor, mop the lab, scrub the ducts, wax the decks, clean the taps, yeah, yeah, shyeah. Wash the tiles, change the bulbs, haul the trash, place the soap, suck the carpet, 'how are you Mr. Broadleaf today sir?' Trim the shrubs, mow the lawn, stock the fridge, yeah, yeah, schmeh. Empty bins, dust the blinds, cack in the restroom, 'Ewm! It looks like it might rain yes mm!' Fix the fixin's, clear the hallway, have a 50-second pull in the jacks and do all this like my daddy before me. And yet, what janitorial wonder do they have me expose my special €12 an hour talent to? (Sound of slop and squirt)… Unblockin’ the Septic Tank a’course! Which ‘appens to be jammed full of super-thick luxury arse-roll! Don’t they know this is a sensitive area for me to be in? The bastards. No respect! Don’t care! (students whistle) Arrghgh! What are you LOOKIN’ AT? Ya crozzled old gang a’latchers!?! (Vespa tears past) Accursis: Hey! Mind the threads ya chubby bean bag! George: Loughfeg has many restaurants that never open, one that does is Rana restaurant, run by Mr. Mehfooz and his fourteen brothers. Mehfooz: Bali! Make sure you get the Gosht Bhindi back on the menu, Mr. Taylor is complaining, it is all the fool wants to eat. He won't accept anything else. Ali, what is the latest on the land tender talks with the town council for Parnell Park? We must raze that illegal building to the ground and start the plan for the Saud Family. Hefese my brother! Go to the cash and carry, pick up 20 kilos of Quim Debusha for the town architect. He will look favourably upon our suggestions for the Loughfeg solution. 20 kilos! Bali! For god’s sake, stop smoking! It turns the Chutney Korma green you turnip! Accursis: (humming TV tune) 'Scuse me... Mehfooz: Ah, hello Mr. Ace, my friend. One Murgh Patia with Chawal Mattar to go. How are you sir? Nervous for the first day? Ace: Nah, it's all good Mehfooz, how's business? Mehfooz: Oh good good very good, was busy last night. Ace: Good stuff. Okay, gotta run my man! Check ya later, here's my bus. Mehfooz: Bye sir. Bali, mind the Chana you insolent wretch (Whip). Ace: (hops on bus), sorry, excuse me, op, there, yep, phew. (Bump!) Oh, sorry man. Raymond: Get your fat hole out of my way, sprat. Ace: Eh… um, ok, sorry, you got the seat… Raymond: What are you smilin’ at dweeb? Broadleaf: Welcome to U.C.L.S.; University College Loughfeg State. My name is Broadleaf O’Hara. I am the Provost of the University. I have educated at this college since its foundation 33 years ago. Richard: How are you Mr. Broadlead sir... Broadleaf: and it’s much the same today except that it’s totally different. Richard: Bastard. Broadleaf: Students! You follow a long line of luminary Alumni and college benefactors such as Mehfooz Alfajar, the well-renowned real-estate business magnate, owner of the Rana Restaurant and Finny’s Sports bar in town. George: The first day of college and a new way to do nothing. Hooray! Accursis Byrne, on his arrival, ingratiates himself to janitor Richard Soupe; (Prank, Explosion, Sheep cry) Richard: Come back here you needle-pricked bug-feckers! If I dirty my best Steve McQueen’s I’ll ate yur pocket billiards for short break, (Stops) Who are YOU?, You don’t look right…are you lost? The 'Business park' is that way! Ace: Ace, Happy-To-Be-Here. Bit sweaty there fella. You run to college? Richard: No! I just pissed me Lionels and I’m runnin’ off the dribble. Aha, but I do like a sense of humour in a young lad; see you in detention soon. Heh, but forgive me, I’m acting like a student, let me introduce meself; I’m Dick the college janitor. I should be cleaning the dead birds from the gutters and downspouts but sure these latchecos have me wearin’ out me tackies! Anyway best of luck for your new college life and eh… nice scarf Tom Baker. Heheh, g'luck! Specky genk... Ace: Tom Baker? The only Doctor. What a strange but endearing man. Dick: Stop with the runnin’! You are surrounded by your own stupidity, you cannot escape! Ace: (To himself) Now where the hell do I go to register? Tannoy: Students are required to bring two passport sized photographs to registration. Fees minus a €10 processing fee, will be refunded when semester long courses are officially dropped by this date. U.C.L.S. I - An ear-film adventure by Amplevoicepod. The story of Floyd Frisbane, Accursis 'Ace' Byrne and Brian 'Bubbles' Waterbury, after meeting each other on the first day at University College Loughfeg State. It's a time for moral advancement as they bond when trying to procure a virgin for Brian over the internet. They must be careful not to rouse the attention of teacher Norman Tash who himself is intent on straightening this trio out. Science professor Keith, meanwhile, is annually dismayed at the sheer stupidity of the year's intake and is contemptuous of Provost Broadleaf O'Hara as he struggles to keep Loughfeg State University afloat. Janitor Dick Soupe is barely holding the buildings and himself together as he tries to help the new enrollees integrate. On Loughfeg's main street, Finny and Pavla trade insults as they helm Finny's bar while attempting to avoid catching the red eyes of resident comic-lover barfly Baldy Kendall and U.C.L.S computer teacher Ciaran Brennan. Amplevoicepod creates original explicit storytelling. We make HD audio podcasts to sternly tongue your earhole. We try not to follow others, don't cross the easy fields and have lived in blissful ignorance across millennia. We make ear-film adventures. Full effects-laden audio productions with plots, characters and immersive sounds. It takes about 80 hours of production in writing, recording and editing to make 1 hour of output. We take lumps out of each other as we sculpt our latest mutation. To relax we switch on the mics, open our lungs and bellow out a 2-hour rock show playing the best music dug up on a Friday. Tautologically titled 'The Friday Rock Show' it's just us and a few listener letters, which we lovingly read out on air. It's DJ Adgeen Byrne and producer Tony Wilson spitting and sparring to send you into sonic convulsions. Started in 1987, this saga has continued down through the ages with over 500 stories read out on air, from a wide variety of intriguingly demented souls. 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On a special live episode from The Google Space, as the kickoff of the NY Latino Film Festival, the LOL crew judges each other's acting performances in all the past film festival projects they appeared in. On this week's Bochinche Bites, Jaime lists the Top Worst Latino Films of all time. On this week's Frankspiracy News, he breaks down the true meaning behind Pac Man. The crew interviews comedian Radel Ortiz about gaining a huge following on Instagram, working with his mother on comedy skits, and not being afraid to talk about mental health with his fans. This week’s “Que lo Que Quickie” guest is the founder of the Latino Film Festival, Calixto Chinchilla, who tells us which screenings he is most excited about this year and how far the festival has come since he started it seventeen years ago.! GET YOUR FUCHILA FRESHENERS LATINO POP CULTURE LINE OF MOBILE SCENTED ART! https://www.fuchilafresheners.com Use code LOL10 for a discount! Join our newsletter ----> http://eepurl.com/gxaU_f IG/FB @WeAreLatinosOutLoud @thisiscalixto @radelortiz @nylatinofilmfestival TWITTER @LocaYBago @RADELORTIZ @NYLFF Hashtag #LatinosOutLoud

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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and that can mean only one thing. It must be time for a Partial Credit Holiday Extravaganza! We're talkin' our favorite holiday movies, songs, and EdTechTeam treats. So grab some eggnog, light your menorah, and cozy up to the Yule log because we're getting this party started right now. Our three not so wise men and little lady, Jess Williams, discuss: Thanks for the Memories (and gifts) Holiday Songs Holiday Movies Holiday Specials Gifts from Three Not So Wise Men And a Little Lady Student Voice EdTech Advent Calendar from David Platt (@herrplatt): http://bit.ly/techadvent2018 Digital Well Being Advent Calendar from Melissa Lim (@actionhero): https://www.wholesome.design/advent-2018/ Thekidshouldseethis.com Google Santa Tracker  https://santatracker.google.com/village.html Google Space https://www.google.com/maps/space/mars/@0,-122.0212335,22963938m/data=!3m1!1e3 http://www.icantsleep.help/  http://www.the-useless.website/

E temos mais um Fate Masters Analisa. No retorno das férias, os Fate Masters Rafael Meyer (o Velho Lich), Fábio Costa (o Mr. Mickey) e Luis Cavalheiro (o Cicerone do Fate Horror) se embrenham em meio a violência, corrupção, mahjong e lamen de Chinatown e analisa mais um produto do Deus do Milho, Igor Moreno, e um produto que já foi mencionado anteriormente: Chopstick!, um produto de um nível altíssimo que chegou no nível de Masters of Umdaar Vamos falar sobre novas regras, novas leituras, níveis de campanha (do mais realista ao mais roubado do Wire-Fu), sobre ação e sobre sorte, sobre como evitar o número 4 e damos também algumas sugestões adicionais à Locadora do Sr. Lao! Um exemplo dos dados de Sic Bo: E aproveitamos para convocar toda a comunidade Fate a contribuir com o Apoia.se do Igor Moreno para que tenhamos mais e mais RPG, de preferência (quem sabe), um Bukatsu! Shippuden ou um Chopstick - Vingança Assassina! Abaixo segue nossa atualização do Rank dos Fate Masters Analisa Posição Cenário Mr. Mickey Velho Lich Cicerone Média 1 Masters of Umdaar 5 4,5 5 4.83   Chopstick 5 4,75 4,75 4.83 3 Bukatsu 4,75 4,5 4,5 4,58 4 Atomic Robo 4 4,5 —- 4,25 5 Atomic Robo: Majestic 12 3,5 3,5 —- 3,5 6 Projeto Memento 3,5 3,75 2,75 3,33 E por fim, a cena que citamos de Baahubali: Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Luiz Cavalheiro Duração: 80min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:10 - Abertura 00:02:03 - Apresentando Chopstick e o 4 da Morte 00:10:21 - Sobre a Chinatown 00:14:59 - Analisando o Livro (ou melhor, o PDF) de Chopstick 00:20:32 - Artes Marciais e a Locadora do Senhor Lao 00:27:17 - Chopstick é um livro auto-contido 00:28:46 - Sobre o rolamento de dados em Chopstick (e porque não são os 4dF, mas os dados de Sic Bo) 00:31:24 - Sobre as Abordagens, os Pilares, Abordagens Dominada e Defeito e como tudo isso impacta nos níveis das aborgadens de acordo com o nível da Campanha 00:34:55 - Moedas da Sorte e Biscoitos da Sorte 00:39:12 - Aspectos, Descrição do Personagem e Relações Criminosas - apresentando Koji Sawada, o Deus das Apostas 00:46:35 - Sobre o Número da Morte 00:48:00 - Proezas em Combates 00:51:46 - Começando as novas regras, com as Armas Letais 00:54:16 - Rumores, Fama e Apelidos 00:59:04 - Quadrilhas, Gangues e Organizações Criminosas - sua criação e estrutura 01:04:34 - As Apostas em Chopstick 01:10:10 - Aproveitando Idéias de Chopstick e rankeando! 01:15:03 - Considerações Finais, incluindo nosso apelo - participem do apoia.se do Igor Moreno! Links Relacionados: Chopstick Link para o FMA do Chopstick Sobre o 4 da Morte A Cena do Baahubali citado pelo Mr. Mickey Sobre Baahubali Samurai X - Live Action Warriors of Fate Dynasty Warriors Yakuza Sleeping Dogs Mahjong (Regras) Mahjong (Wikipedia) Feng-Shui Police Story Black Lagoon Sic Bo Ficha do Koji Sawada, o Deus das Apostas Akagi Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Police Story Theme por Jackie Chan Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

E temos mais um Fate Masters. E dessa vez não falaremos apenas de um, mas de dois produtos, que serão dissecados como de costume pelo Velho Lich Rafael Meyer e o Mr. Mickey Fábio Costa. Primeiro, falaremos sobre o cenário de Ação Científica de Atomic Robo, com todas as suas loucuras, regras novas para Façanhas superpoderosas, Brainstorms, Invenções e afins. E depois falaremos do móduo Atomic Robo: Majestic 12, onde a coisa alcança os níveis dos filmes de Michael Bay, com suas explosões, Missões e Requisições e FNORD! Esse é o último podcast gravado de 2016. Sábado, dia 17/12, às 10h, teremos um Fate Masters ao vivo, de perguntas e respostas, onde falaremos sobre o ano, sobre o Fate e muito mais. Inclusive estamos providenciando convidados especiais! Aguardem por surpresas. Para ter uma idéia do que temos em Atomic Robo, veja como ele apresenta um rolamento de dados e uma Invocação de Aspecto: Rolamentos (ou Você Errou!) Invocando Aspectos (ou Eu sou o Famoso Robô Aventureiro!) E abaixo segue nossa atualização do Rank dos Fate Masters Analisa Posição Cenário Mr. Mickey Velho Lich Cicerone Média 1 Masters of Umdaar 5 4,5 5 4.83 2 Bukatsu 4,75 4,5 4,5 4,58 3 Atomic Robo 4 4,5 —- 4,25 4 Atomic Robo: Majestic 12 3,5 3,5 —- 3,5 5 Projeto Memento 3,5 3,75 2,75 3,33 Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Duração: 86min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:10 - Abertura 00:01:14 - Apresentando Atomic Robo e a Ciência de Ação 00:09:08 - As Conspirações e Facções envolvidas no mundo de Atomic Robo, como Tesladyne, o Doutor Dinossauro, o Science Team Super V e a Majestic 12 00:09:08 - As Conspirações e Facções envolvidas no mundo de Atomic Robo, como Tesladyne, o Doutor Dinossauro, o Science Team Super V e a Majestic 12 00:11:69 - Sobre as Webcomics Atomic Robo e Real Science Adventures 00:14:08 - Analisando o livro do Atomic Robo 00:18:26 - Começando a analisar as regras pela criação de personagens, com uma introdução aos Modos 00:24:45 - Calculando os valores das perícias baseadas nos Modos escolhidos 00:27:43 - Escolhendo Façanhas e falando de Mega-Façanhas e criação de Modos 00:31:05 - Mais sobre Modos Malucos, como Dinossauro ou Tecnologia dos Senhores do Tempo ou Tecnologia dos Grandes Antigos, Mega-Façanhas e sobre a Reserva do Narrador de Pontos de Destino 00:36:41 - O Dano Colateral (ou… “Usando a CASA para provocar dano”) 00:40:01 - Sobre os Brainstorms e Invenções 00:44:02 - Sobre Flashbacks 00:48:15 - Sobre a Tesladyne (ou o Fractal de Organização, relacionado aos Danos Colaterais), Rank e usando as regras de Atomic Robo fora de Atomic Robo 00:48:15 - Sobre a Tesladyne (ou o Fractal de Organização, relacionado aos Danos Colaterais), Rank, usando as regras de Atomic Robo fora de Atomic Robo e considerações finais sobre o livro 00:56:30 - Sobre Majestic 12 01:00:14 - Sobre a Paranóia em Majestic 12, ALAN e ULTRA, o time de “Ciência de Ação” da Majestic 12 01:03:33 - Falando sobre cenário e design do Majestic 12 01:06:07 - Sobre as mudanças de regras e regras novas, incluindo os Briefings de Missão e as Requisições 01:22:19 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Atomic Robo RPG Atomic Robo RPG: Majestic 12 Atomic Robo Real Science Adventures SRD do Atomic Robo no FateRPG SRD do Atomic Robo no Fate-SRD Perícias Customizadas Modos em Atomic Robo Façanhas em Atomic Robo Mega Façanhas de Atomic Robo Brainstorms em Atomic Robo Invenções em Atomic Robo Briefing de Missões em Majestic 12 Documentário sobre Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla McGuyver Mythbusters Alan Turing O Jogo da Imitação Hellboy BPRD (Bureau de Pesquisa e Defesa Paranormal) Post do Google+ com a Aventura combinando a Tesladyne (de Atomic Robo) e a BPRD (de Hellboy), por Ruben Smith-Zempel Aventura combinando a Tesladyne (de Atomic Robo) e a BPRD (de Hellboy), por Ruben Smith-Zempel Personagens prontos para a aventuraa combinando a Tesladyne (de Atomic Robo) e a BPRD (de Hellboy), por Ruben Smith-Zempel Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: What's the Angle por Shane Ivers Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

E temos mais um Fate Masters. Um pouco menos Fate e mais Master nesse podcast. Hoje vamos falar sobre pesquisa e preparação de uma aventura: o que levar em conta, como pesquisar, a importância do realismo e das informações corretas na manutenção da suspensão de descrença e do clima do cenário, como levar em consideração fontes, pedindo ajuda e como utilizar tudo isso no final da conta em sua mesa, na hora que você for colocar as coisas para andar. Damos dicas de o que buscar, onde buscar, como escrever suas aventuras e como utilizar tudo a sua disposição, inclusive com ferramentas online para consulta e agregar informações. Pedimos desculpa pelos problemas de áudio. Tivemos alguns problemas de captação e edição. Como dica não citada: Despreparado, Nunca! pela Pensamento Coletivo. Por fim, uma errata: quando o Mr. Mickey menciona que o New York Giants era chamado de New York Highlanders, na verdade era o New York Yankees Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Luiz Cavalheiro Duração: 73min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:11 - Abertura 00:01:29 - “Mecânica ou Regras? O que é mais importante?” 00:10:56 - Onde e como começar a buscar informações? - use as referências indicadas no seu cenário e procure fóruns adequados (com a etiqueta adequada) 00:24:48 - Se prepare, pesquise e passe o que você já sabe… Mesmo que seja apenas o que você obteve no Google 00:27:40 - Uma pessoa que você segue por motivos aleatórios pode ser a chave para obter informações! 00:34:22 - “Imagens, Imagens…“ Sempre bom ter imagens 00:36:50 - Como usar as informações obtidas anteriormente para montar suas aventuras 00:42:49 - Evite generalizações idiotas! Histórias são contadas sobre ótica e possuem viés! 00:48:01 - Dicas para armazenar esse conteúdo 00:50:30 - Juntando tudo para Narrar sua aventura! Trocando imagens e gerenciando informações de maneira tecnológica… E como isso não funciona em Horror. 00:57:39 - As vantagens de ter tudo preparado previamente e carregado em seu celular (ou pasta) 00:59:34 - Não ABUSE de espaço ou se SUPER-PREPARE! 01:03:33 - Narrativa e Jogo tem importância igual… 01:05:35 - Considerações Finais… E nada disso é lavrado em pedra! Links Relacionados: Coleção Vagalume New York Yankees Os Karas Classeur StackEdit Mindomo Arxiv NoteHub Tom Swift Goonies Crise dos Mísseis de Cuba EpubBooks Projeto Gutenberg Neuromancer Monalisa overdrive Reconhecimento de Padrões Ghost in the Shell Akira Blade Runner Mass Effect A Máquina Diferencial (Gibson) Heinlein Enigma do Horizonte Sur La Lune Fairy Tales Anne Rice Snow Drop Como editar textos em Markdown IPTables Comitê de Atividades Anti-Americanas Macartismo Rage across the Amazon Dom Casmurro Turtl Evernote Google Keep Google Spaces Dropbox Caravanserai FateSRD Sobre Outline Netiqueta Como Fazer Perguntas Inteligentes Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

E temos mais um Fate Masters. E dessa vez novamente com um produto nacional. Dessa vez o Velho Lich Rafael Meyer, o Cicerone Luíz Cavalheiro e o Mr. Mickey Fábio Costa analisam o primeiro dos Desafiados do Destino a ser divulgado: Projeto Memento, por Fabiano Saccol Falaremos sobre cenários de investigação, regras novas, sistemas de magias, e apresentaremos os problemas e partes boas de Projeto Memento. E a partir de agora teremos um ranking dos cenários Analisados pelos Fate Masters, incluindo aqui Bukatsu, Masters of Umdaar e Projeto Memento, por cada Fate Master e como média: Posição Cenário Mr. Mickey Velho Lich Cicerone Média 1 Masters of Umdaar 5 4,5 5 4.83 2 Bukatsu 4,75 4,5 4,5 4,58 3 Projeto Memento 3,5 3,75 2,75 3,33 Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Luiz Cavalheiro Duração: 57min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:11 - Abertura 01:26 - Apresentando Projeto Memento 03:36 - Sobre a Diagramação do Projeto Memento 09:08 - Começando a destrinchar regras, começando pelo Conceito e como ele utiliza elementos de Cypher, e pelos Elos Sociais 17:37 - Sobre as regras de Pesquisas e Pernadas 20:46 - Sobre as regras para Interrogatórios e como ele não permite as “viradas de mesa” ao estilo Hannibal Lector 23:19 - Sobre as regras de Alerta e como ele ajuda a escalonar os riscos 28:30 - Sobre como construir um mistério e esquemas randômicos do Projeto Memento 31:37 - Sobre o sistema de magia e seus problemas 37:07 - Sobre a aventura incluída em Projeto Memento e sobre se Memento pode ser utilizado como One Shot, aventuras introdutórias e campanhas 42:24 - Uma avaliação final geral sobre Projeto Memento 45:02 - Rankeando os cenários analisados: Bukatsu, Masters of Umdaar e Projeto Memento 51:09 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Projeto Memento NCIS Criminal Mind Supernatural Twin Peaks Under the Dome CSI Broadchurch AXN Cypher System Artigo sobre como utilizar a fórmula do Cypher System para criar conceitos heróicos Red Dice Diaries Rastro de Cthulhu Sobre Murder Hobos Castle Grimm Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

E a pedido do email do Luiz Carlos de Souza Júnior, os Fate Masters Luiz (o Cicerone), Rafael (o Velho Lich) e Fábio (o Mr. Mickey) trazem a pauta sobre as cenas de ação em Fate. E vamos falar sobre como dissecá-las em Fate, como a Narrativa é muito importante, e como nem sempre um conflito é um Conflito, e como muitas coisas em ação podem ser resolvidas com muita narrativa e poucos rolamentos. Entre outras coisas, falamos como resolver ações em cena de Ação sem usar Conflitos (inclusive coisas que seriam conflitos), lidando com hordas de capangas com poucos rolamentos ao melhor estilo Ação de Hong Kong, resolvendo facilmente hordas de zumbis, fugas de Grandes Antigos, desarmando bombas e lutas de MMA! E ao mesmo tempo, falando sobre trabalho em equipe e gasto de recursos do Grupo! Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Luiz Cavalheiro Duração: 70min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:17 - Abertura 00:01:17 - Definindo inicialmente cenas de ação 00:04:10 - Cenas de Ação precisam ter Drama acima de tudo 00:10:31 - Gerando a Tensão de Cena 00:15:40 - Mantendo a Tensão de Cena 00:18:00 - Usando as Quatro Ações na construção da Cena 00:21:58 - Usando as Formas de Resolução básica em cenas de Ação 00:27:38 - Usando Fractais para resolução de cenas de Ação 00:31:07 - Usando a Narrativa para manter a Tensão 00:34:41 - Definindo e gerenciando os Riscos envolvidos 00:39:52 - Nem todo conflito é Conflito! (o caso da cena final de Karate Kid) 00:47:28 - Usando menos rolamentos para resolver conflitos de maneira rápida, narrativa e brutal 00:51:28 - Usando as cenas de ação para garantir que eles queimem seus recursos e sintam a pressão 00:57:15 - Como lidar com o Sacrifício Heróico dos Personagens 01:03:10 - Agradecimentos e um momento de descontração 01:06:08 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Karate Kid O Chamado de Cthulhu Fortivitus A Ascenção do Fagin Death Note Chopstick Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

Nesse episódio um tanto conturbado do Fate Masters Apresenta, vamos continuar a nossa Operação Outubro, falando sobre como trazer mais crianças para o hobby, e com isso convidamos alguém que teve uma experiência mutito interessante com Fate, crianças e Irmão do Jorel. Com isso, ao Velho Lich Rafael, ao Mr. Mickey Fábio e ao Cicerone Luiz, trazemos o revolucionário Jorge Valpaços, para falarmos de modo geral sobre como trazer crianças ao RPG. Afinal de contas, precisamos renovar o público: lascar apenas os marmanjos de sempre não rola. Tivemos problemas com o áudio na captação, mas como o resultado final ficou interessante em termos de conteúdo, e portanto decidimos publicar o podcast mesmo com os problemas de áudio. Nos links relacionados colocamos uma série de links para tópicos e RPGs interessantes para quem quiser se informar melhor sobre RPG para crianças, incluindo títulos como Little Wizards, Hero Kids, Young Centurions, Secrets of the Cats, e assim por diante. Fiquem à vontade para procurar o melhor e ver quais são as coisas que mais se adequam às crianças ao seu redor. E conclamamos a todos a darem suporte à revolução de Deloyal, o RPG de Violência e Liberdade do Jorge que está em financiamento coletivo. Vamos apoiar o produto nacional, mesmo que não seja em Fate! Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Luiz Cavalheiro Vilão Especialmente Convidado: Jorge Dos Santos Valpaços Duração: 85min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:08 - Justificativa nas falhas de áudio 00:01:27 - Apresentação dos participantes e do tema 00:03:58 - Existe idade mínima para levar crianças ao RPG? 00:16:58 - Quando narrar (ou não) para crianças 00:27:52 - Não trate crianças de maneira infantilóide - isso mata a Suspensão de Descrença 00:32:44 - Existe temática apropriada? 00:39:44 - RPGs Family Friendly comerciais no Brasil 00:43:28 - Adaptações como forma de obter RPGs Family Friendly (e falando de Irmão do Jorel) 00:50:18 - A importância de atrair crianças ao RPG 00:57:35 - Recomendações de RPGs Family Friendly 01:11:47 - Procure coisas nas comunidades de RPG e procure pessoas que estão trabalhando nisso 01:15:47 - Considerações Finais e o Jabá de Deloyal Links Relacionados: Relato de Jogo do Irmão do Jorel Deloyal Um post sobre um dos RPGs citados, Little Wizards Lista de RPGs recomendados para crianças, por Wil Wheaton Questionamento sobre bons RPGs para crianças (StackExchange) Construindo aventuras adequadas para crianças (StackExchange) Comentários sobre a questão do RPG para crianças Uma lista de RPGs para crianças Dicas ao Narrar para Crianças Um review da Wired de Hero Kids, um dos RPGs citados Running an Introductory Roleplaying Game for Kids - artigo da Wired Young Centurions Strays Do: Fate of the Flying Temple Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple Little Wizards Little Wizards Preview (Gratuito) Secrets of the Cats Camp Myth Hero Kids Heroes of Oz No Thank You, Evil! FirstFables Adventures of Oz Project Ninja Panda Taco Kids and Dragons Old Dragon Little Fears Bukatsu! BIRL! Magissa Jadepunk Tianxia Save Game Jogo do Destino dos Desenhos Animados com o Cicerone Luís Cavalheiro como Jogador Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

ATUALIZAÇÃO (2019-03-26): Recentemente esse módulo foi financiado em português junto com Nest e Boa Vizinhança, que comentamos do Fate Masters 45. Lá damos maior detalhes sobre a aquisição dos três em português junto à Pluma Press ATUALIZAÇÃO (2017-09-04): aqui fazemos um mea culpa sobre esse episódio do podcast. Houve uma série de citações ao D&D (o famoso Irmão Mais Velho) e seus jogadores que realmente foram de muito mau-gosto. Na época, estávamos voltando de um hiato onde tivemos equipe reduzida e portanto estávamos, por assim dizer, sem rítmo e tarimba quanto ao podcast, o que levou a esse tipo de atitude de nossa parte. Recentemente houve uma série de críticas sérias a nós quanto ao episódio, e as aceitamos totalmente. Essas críticas apenas refletem críticas que recebemos anteriormente na época da publicação do podcast que já nos tinha levado a mudarmos nossa atitude quanto a esse assunto. Nota: Nome do autor do email editado por respeito à privacidade do mesmo Somos gratos pelo puxão de orelha, pois acreditamos que, acima do nosso lema Quanto mais Fate melhor, Quanto mais RPG melhor. Pedimos encarecidamente desculpas sobre o que ocorreu, e saibam que os Fate Masters tem sempre procurado melhorar cada vez mais o podcast em qualidade. Sempre lembrando que qualquer crítica adicional, o contato pode ser feito via email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com e pela hashtag #fatemasters na Comunidade Movimento Fate Brasil do Facebook Fabio Costa, o Mister Mickey (editor) Vocês pediram! Vocês imploraram! E os Fate Masters atenderam! Na chegada do mais novo Fate Master, o Cicerone do Fate Horror Luiz Cavalheiro, o Velho Lich Rafael Meyer e o Mr. Mickey Fábio Costa, os Fate Masters analisam um dos queridinhos da comunidade Fate ao redor do mundo entre todos os materias, em especial dos World of Adventure, Masters of Umdaar. Falamos de cenários pulp pós-apocalipticos, soluções elegantes para randomicidade pra Fate usando Geradores, descrição de cena no sistema de Tactics, e muito mais. E como você pode aproveitar tudo isso para fazer sua fantasia medieval/pós-histórica/pós-apocalíptica heróica pulp. E plantamos a treta em relação ao Irmão Mais Velhor. E teleportamos o Congresso Nacional para Umdaar. Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Luiz Cavalheiro Duração: 71min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:17 - Abertura e Apresentação do Novo Fate Master Luiz 00:01:48 - Apresentação do Cenário 00:05:16 - Os Romances Planetários e os Romances Pós-Históricos: o fundamento de Masters of Umdaar 00:08:13 - Pulp pós-apocalíptico, Terceira Lei de Clarke e o Ocaso da Civilização: elementos de Umdaar 00:10:58 - A Arte e a fluidez de Umdaar 00:15:50 - A Aventura Introdutória de Masters of Umdaar, as Espadas Estelares de Su’ul (Starblades of Su’ul) e a descrição de cena em formato Tactics 00:19:35 - Análise das regras de Masters of Umdaar para criação de personagens, incluindo as regras de Geradores para as escolha aleatória de bioformas (raças) 00:25:30 - Sistema de Motivação como uma alternativa à idéia de Alinhamento e Poderes como Façanhas, incluindo escolha aleatória e as ‘Listas de Compras’ e a Rule of Cool 00:33:04 - Sobre o Outcome Surge 00:35:39 - Começando a diversão do narrador com o Cliffhanger, uma nova versão das Disputas, com consequências potenciais sérias! 00:41:49 - Aspectos Escaláveis como meio de aumentar o drama 00:44:33 - Sobre os Artefatos, de todos os tipos, incluindo coisas como usando artefatos que o personagem tomou de inimigos caídos, artefatos amaldiçoados, aprimorando artefatos, etc… 00:51:48 - Escopo de aventuras em Masters of Umdaar e sobre a criação de Umdaar por cada narrado 00:54:28 - Crossovers entre Masters of Umdaar e outras coisas (incluindo Bastard!!!) 01:00:00 - Usando as regras de Umdaar para outros cenários, incluindo um presente dos Fate Masters aos jogadores de OSR, e Cúpula do Trovão como um Cliffhanger 01:03:28 - Que adaptações faríamos para Umdaar 01:06:58 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: John Carter Krull Conan Lensman Duna Numenera Ark II Terceira Lei de Clarke Monólito do Passado Fate Horror Dungeon World Daring Comics Secrets of the Cats Elric House of Bards Jayce e os Piratas do Espaço Bastard!!! Power Slave Boris Valejo Discworld Doc Savage Indiana Jones Rolemaster Anima: Beyond Fantasy Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Conquer por Shane Ivers Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

Nesse novo Fate Masters discutimos os Níveis de Poder em Fate, como ajustar o nível de poder de suas aventuras e campanhas, como cada elemento do Fate afetam tal característica, como o nível padrão da aventura não precisa ser o nível dos humanos ou da maior parte da população do mundo, entre outras coisas. E nosso próximo episódio será Fate Masters Analisa: Masters of Umdaar! Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Duração: 53min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:08 - Abertura 00:01:06 - Conceitualizando Nível de Poder 00:03:31 - Nível de Poder Padrão não precisa ser o humano - comparação de nível relativo 00:07:03 - Vendo exemplo de como o Nível de Poder pode ser algo muito relativo (ou Kuririn vs Goku ou Yahito vs Kenshin) 00:10:11 - Definindo o nível da aventura e como isso afeta níveis de perícias e afins 00:13:21 - Começando a fazer ajustes - ajustando Perícias e o que levar em consideração ao definir o Nível de Poder 00:13:21 - Começando a fazer ajustes - ajustando Perícias e o que levar em consideração ao definir o Nível de Poder 00:18:00 - Como a Recarga afeta o nível de poder e a importância disso 00:21:15 - Como o número de Aspectos mudam o nível de poder 00:24:24 - A diferença de nível de poder entre o FAE e o Fate Básico 00:26:19 - Sobre Trilhas de Estresse e Nível de Poder 00:30:43 - Sobre Façanhas e Nível de Poder 00:34:59 - Extras e Nível de Poder - e sobre a ausência de Extras em FAE 00:40:25 - Sobre Acessos e Nível de Poder 00:40:25 - Sobre Acessos e Nível de Poder 00:47:56 - Sobre como o Fluffy do mundo, o papel do personagem do jogador e o nível de poder 00:51:06 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Rurouni Kenshin Strays Do - Fate of the Pilgrim Temple Daring Comics Nicola Castrogiovanni Jonah Pendrik Quartermaster Mairead Mag Raith (McRae) Marcellus “Malakar” Alatriste Destino dos Camundongos Aventureiros Destino dos Desenhos Animados Fate Horror (com Luiz Cavalheiro) Bukatsu Old Dragon Dystopian Universe Atomic Robo Young Centurions Monólito do Passado Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

E esse é um Fate Masters especial, onde começamos um novo quadro do Fate Masters, o Fate Masters Analisa. E não podia ser um começo melhor: nessa edição nós analisamos Bukatsu, de Igor Moreno (que já é figurinha carimbada no Fate Masters Apresenta). Em melhor estilo, vamos ao Colégio Itazura e exploramos as regras, descrições e materiais que ele colocou nesse cenário para Fate Acelerado onde você pode jogar em todos aqueles mil animes e mangás que envolvem escola, não importa se são pessoas querendo ajudar seus companheiros, delinquentes enfrentando ameaças sobrenaturais, ou mesmo a escola onde todos os clubes decidem que será o próximo conselho estudantil na base da porrada, e mais as grande lista que aumenta a cada nova temporada de animes (em pelo menos cinco ou seis). Deixamos uma pequena lista de animes que lembramos envolvendo escolas e estudantes colegiais: ficou de fora muita, mas muita coisa mesmo que a gente não lembrou no momento da gravação. E como se fosse pouco, ainda deixamos aqui as nossas contribuições para um possível Bukatsu! Shippuden: o Clube de Rugby e o Clube dos Anfitriões para Bukatsu! Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Duração: 80min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:10 - Abertura 00:01:11 - Explicando o que é Bukatsu! 00:04:15 - Apresentando o Colégio Itazura 00:06:27 - Uma campanha no foco da criação de um clube e como Bukatsu trata a estrutura da escola japonesa 00:11:28 - Sobre a arte e diagramação de Bukatsu 00:17:09 - Sobre a aventura inicial de Bukatsu 00:18:07 - Começando a Criação dos Personagens com o Aspecto Nominal 00:24:31 - Comentários sobre os Estereótipos de Mangá e Anime como Aspectos (e os Garotos Mágicos de Anime) 00:26:10 - Sobre as Façanhas em Bukatsu e como você as obtém 00:28:54 - Sobre o Alívio Cômico 00:30:21 - Sobre o Lema do personagem 00:32:32 - Sobre o Objetivo 00:36:10 - Sobre o Tipo Sangüineo 00:40:55 - Sobre os Clubes em Bukatsu 00:45:32 - Definindo os Clubes do seu Colégio Itazura 00:46:51 - Uso Múltiplo de Estresse, recuperação de Consequências e o Clima de Mangá e Anime em Bukatsu 00:49:47 - Regra de Flashback, Honoríficos, Divisão de Tarefas, entre outras novas regras 00:53:01 - Mais um pouco sobre o Monólogo do Objetivo do personagem 00:57:30 - Regras do Bukatsu interessantes de serem usadas fora de Bukatsu 01:00:03 - Respondendo como trazer jogadores para Bukatsu e usando Bukatsu 01:07:45 - Recomendações sobre animes para inspiração para uma campanha de Bukatsu e sobre o cuidado com os tropos dos mangás (TL;DR: manere no fanservice) 01:17:34 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Bukatsu! Azumanga Daioh! Lucky Star Haruhi Suzumiya Yuyu Hakusho Sailor Moon Kill La Kill Tenjou Tenghe Infinity Stratos Sket Dance Kuroro No Basket Captain Tsubasa Prince of Tennis Another Assassination Classroom Genshiken Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu LOVE! (Cute High Earth Defense Club Love!) Girls und Panzer Haiyore! Nyaruko-San! Urusei Yatsura K-On! Bleach Working!! Ookami-San to Shichinin no Nakamatachi Ranma ½ Inuyasha Gotham Academy Porky’s (NSFW) Rival Schools Kare Kano Negima! Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills por Zeropage Bouken Desho Desho (Abertura de A Melancolia de Haruhi Suzumiya) - TV Edit por Aya Hirano

Depois de um hiato por problemas pessoais de todos, os Fate Masters voltam para falar sobre a Diversão Offline 2016, onde estivemos ajudando a Solar Entretenimento a divulgar o Fate, junto com o Cicerone do Fate Horror, Luis Cavalheiro. Vamos falar o que vimos de bom, de ruim e de bizarro neste evento que agitou a comunidade de RPG e boardgames no último dia das Olimpíadas (sim, nem nós conseguimos escapar dos reflexos do fim das Olimpíadas)! Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Duração: 35min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:05 - Introdução 00:41 - Falando sobre o que fomos fazer na Diversão Offline e dando algumas comparações iniciais 04:14 - Pontos positivos da Diversão Offline e algumas coisas sobre o mercado de RPG 08:51 - Mesas, causos bizarros e a crítica a quem vai jogar com o mesmo grupo as mesmas coisas em um evento! 17:25 - Sobre o corredor, a dificuldade de formar mesa e a falta de anúncio 19:38 - Spoilers da próxima Diversão Offline! 22:17 - Sobre a Solar na Diversão Offline (além do Fate) 24:34 - As comprinhas nerds (momento Nerd Ostentação!) 29:00 - Encontros no Evento (e mais sobre nosso sempai e Cabeça de Dragão Igor Moreno) e algumas primeiras impressões sobre Bukatsu! 31:12 - Spoilers sobre novos projetos 33:57 - Considerações finais Links Relacionados: Site da Diversão Offline Episódio Fate Masters Apresenta sobre a World RPG Fest 2015 Canal do Luis Cavalheiro, que citamos no episódio Site da Solar Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage

Nessa pauta do Fate Masters Apresenta, o Velho Lich Rafael e o Mr. Mickey Fábio trazem uma Algoz Especialmente Convidada, Domy Perretti da Dungeon Geek para falar sobre um assunto que infelizmente acaba entrando em todas as mesas de RPG e grupos e que precisa ser realmente apresentado: machismo e a Cultura de Violência no mundo do RPG em especial, e no mundo nerd como um todo. Nós, do Fate Masters, achamos que, devido a uma série de eventos recentes (e não tão recentes) precisamos sim falar sobre isso. Afinal de contas, defendemos sempre #nãosejambabacas, pois queremos todo tipo de pessoas jogando em nossas mesas, pois como sempre dizemos, #quantomaisfatemelhor. Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. E deixamos também um convite para participar das Dungeons Geeks, tanto durante a semana, quanto nos eventos de fim de semana. São muito bons, só com pessoas do bem e com muito RPG. Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Algoz especialmente convidada: Domy Perretti Duração: 56min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:06 - Introdução e apresentação da Convidada Especial, Domy Perretti 03:34 - Um pouco sobre a Dungeon Geek 05:27 - Sobre a questão de vigilância e assédio 11:23 - Contextualizando o porque do podcast 15:42 - Sobre machismo, cultura de violência, respeito, e o “causar na mesa” 17:39 - Sobre a questão da necessidade de atenção como impulsionador da violência 24:57 - Sobre a “necessidade” do conflito e da violência em mesa 32:46 - Sobre objetificação feminina no RPG 38:55 - Violência em on como Violência em off 46:12 - Violência: catarse, má-indole, ou outras coisas? 48:11 - O papel do RPG nessa cultura da violência 53:11 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Dungeon Geek no Facebook Artigo da RedeRPG sobre Cultura de Estupro Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

Para encerrar essa série de Façanhas, Extras e Fractal do Fate, nesse Podcast o Mr. Mickey Fábio e o Velho Lich Rafael falam sobre o Fate Fractal, ou seja, sobre como você pode lidar com qualquer coisa importante o bastante usando as mesmas regras que qualquer personagem em Fate usa. Organizações, Veículos, Equipamentos, Armamentos, até mesmo a Campanha como um todo, como no caso do World of Adventure Slip. Como criar, o que levar em consideração, o que aproveitar e muitos, muitos exemplos. Pedimos desculpas pela ausência do Paulo, cuja conexão caiu durante a gravação do episódio e o áudio foi perdido. Com isso, tivemos que remover as partes em que ele participava e pode ser que o áudio fique estranho. Pedimos encarecidamente desculpas pelo acontecimento. Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Além disso, temos agora nosso Espaço no Google Space para você ouvinte comentar, trocar idéias, sugerir pautas e tudo mais. Por fim, se vcê não entendeu ainda um Fractal, essa imagem abaixo deve lhe ajudar Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Duração: 45min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:05 - Esclarecimento sobre a Falha no Áudo e a Ausência do Paulo 01:15 - Apresentação 02:30 - Definindo Fractal 02:30 - Definindo Fractal 06:12 - Por que usar Fractal e como criá-lo 13:26 - Fate Fractal e o Fate Acelerado 18:18 - Qual é a melhor forma de fractalizar alguma coisa em Fate (Spoiler: a sua) e o que deve ser fractalizado 20:15 - Usando Fractal para lidar com tipos diferentes de personagens 23:42 - Iniciando os Exemplos de Fractal - Rheoships de Sails Full of Stars 26:22 - Nações de Romance in the Air 30:15 - A Cereja do Bolo - A Convergência de Slip: Fractalizando A CAMPANHA! 35:21 - Veículos de La Vaporeta 41:50 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Nest Young Centurions Episódio sobre Aspectos Destino dos Desenhos Animados (Adaptação de Desenhos Animados do Mr. Mickey) Psychedemia Fractal Explicado Artigo de Fractal na Wikipedia Destino dos Desenhos Animados Destino da Pole Position Do: Fate of the Pilgrim Temple Aventura de Do: Fate of the Pilgrim Temple citada pelo Mr. Mickey Masters of Umdaar Sails Full of Stars Romance in the Air Slip Veículos de La Vaporeta Desafio dos Dragões Desafio de Natal Fate Masters Apresenta - Star-Fifo Fortivitus - a aventura de Young Centurions que foi citada pelo Mr. Mickey Episódio nº 3 - Onde foi mencionada pela primeira vez o Fusquinha e o Deslizamento do Velho Lich Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage