Podcasts about Grandmother Fish

About Jonathan TweetJonathan Tweet joins us today to share his 25-year journey through the gaming industry. His impressive portfolio includes titles such as Ars Magica, Over the Edge, Everway, and Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition. In addition to his work in game design, Jonathan is also a successful children's book author. His book Grandmother Fish is the first designed to teach evolution to preschoolers, blending his game design expertise with educational storytelling. In this episode, Jonathan takes us through his beginnings, from self-publishing Ars Magica in 1987 to freelancing for games like RuneQuest and Call of Cthulhu. He provides insights into the development of Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition, explaining the open gaming license and its impact on the RPG industry. Jonathan also shares a personal story about a live event game he designed that significantly influenced my life. I can't wait for you to dig into this episode—Enjoy! Get full access to Think Like A Game Designer at justingarydesign.substack.com/subscribe

Grandmother Fish was MacMillan. Jonathan Tweet and illustrated by Karen Lewis. It was published in 2015 by RR Donnelley Asia Printing Solutions Ltd., in Guangdong Province, China. It is a Feiwel and Friends Book, an imprint of Macmillan.

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Game designer and author, Jonathan Tweet, returns to the podcast. We discuss the lack of nonfiction books for preschoolers, teaching science with games, and RPGs for all ages. Tweet details his quest to introduce evolution to preschoolers with his book, Grandmother Fish, and his newly released game Clades.   Twitter @justonemorefix Facebook  Just One More Fix Podcast Support us on Patreon Gonna Geek Network

Sunday, March 18, 2018, Episode 445 Hertzey and Maddy are joined by Jonathan Tweet, author of "Grandmother Fish", a children's book on evolution.  We also discuss Jonathon is a game developer by day, and so we also touch on his newest game's Clades & Clades Prehistoric. Links Grandmother Fish homepage: http://www.grandmotherfish.com/ Clades & Clades Prehistoric: http://www.grandmotherfish.com/clades/ Find Grandmother Fish on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/grandmotherfish Follow Grandmother Fish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/grandmotherfish If you enjoyed this show, we'd love to have you come back next week for another fantastic episode.  You can catch Atheist Talk live, every Sunday Morning at 9:00am Central on AM 950 KTNF or online at http://www.am950radio.com/listen-live/ Contact us during the show with questions or comments at (952) 946-6205 or contact us anytime via radio@mnatheists.org or tweet us anytime at @atheiststalk   Support the show by visiting https://www.patreon.com/AtheistTalk

In Games in Schools and Libraries 84 Jonathan Tweet joins Donald Dennis to discuss evolution science activities for schools and libraries. http://www.grandmotherfish.com/ https://www.facebook.com/grandmotherfish/@GrandmotherFish ‏Grandmother Fish: a child’s first book of Evolution is a story time activity book which engages a young child’s imagination with sounds and motions that imitate animals, in particular our direct ancestors. Clades is an animal-matching game based on evolutionary relationships.https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1849623603/clades-the-evolutionary-card-gameThe Games in Schools and Libraries podcasts and blogs are produced by Inverse Genius in association with the Georgetown County Library SystemEmail us: schoolsandlibraries@gmail.comMusic by Ian Sovine

Hosts: Ed Brown, Penny Dumsday, Jo Benhamu. 00:00:40 An archaeological site in a Moroccan cave has long been known to have specimens of early humans. But an recent study has dated some of these bones to over 300,000 years old. If correct, that would make them the oldest fossilised remains of modern humans ever found - and it would change our understanding of the spread of humans out of Africa. For books to help explain evolution to young children, we recommend Grandmother Fish by Jonathan Tweet and Evolution: How We and All Living Things Came To Be by Daniel Loxton. 00:10:34 In the latest send-animals-to-space experiment, flatworms were studied on the International Space Station. And things got weird - especially with one worm that grew two heads! 00:15:42 Recently a lot of scientists have been suggesting that we're currently in the midst of a sixth mass extinction - and we humans are the prime cause of it. But Smithsonian paleontologist Doug Erwin argues that we're not there yet. Things are bad but to call it a mass extinction isn't really accurate. 00:19:42 And are humans hard-wired to look at faces? A study shines a light on what babies see in the womb.   This episode contains traces of John Oliver talking about vaccines on Last Week Tonight.

Jonathan Tweet the RPG designer and writer of Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition, Over the Edge, Ars Magica and 13th Age sits down with Literate Gamer to talk about making Dungeons & Dragons fun again and other highlights in his long, and continuing, career- including his theoretical contributions to the creation of Unknown Armies. Also covered is his new children’s book, Grandmother Fish, designed to help teach children about evolution. You can find Jonathan Tweet on Twitter, his Amazon Authors Page, and his Google+ profile where he actively engages with the community.

This episode Derek has another conversation with Jonathan Tweet, game designer, book author, and past Skepticality guest. After the success of his last book, 'Grandmother Fish', a book aimed at teaching pre-school children about Evolution, his follow up is a card game, Clades. Clades is a kids card matching game which centers around the evolutionary concept of Clades. Find out more about the new game, and maybe some updates on the status of Grandmother Fish.

We sit down with Jonathan Tweet to talk about Clades, an educational card game to teach children (and adults!) a little bit more about evolution. We're also joined by Jeromy French. You can find Clades on Kickstarter until December 6, 2016. You can find more information about the game and Grandmother Fish at the Grandmother Fish website. You can also follow Jonathan on Twitter! Outro Music: Port_City_Music_-_29_-_Night_Terrors from ‘Silber Sounds of Halloween' Freemusicarchive.org

Author and Game Designer join the party to talk Grandmother Fish and Clades.

On today's episode, Captain Owen has his first guest--Gabby! Gabby and her mom were visiting Seattle and we all met up at the aquarium before coming back to our house to record the episode. We all read one of Owen and Gabby's favorite books--'Grandmother Fish.' The post Episode 036 – Special Guest: Gabby appeared first on Sunday Evening With Captain Owen.

Nesse Fate Masters Apresenta bem diferente o Mr. Mickey Fábio Costa conversa com Eva Morrisey, das Minas de Moria, sobre o que vai rolar no 9º Encontro de RPG no CCJ, sobre como as Minas de Moria se organizaram, sobre feminismo, RPG na periferia das cidades, como conseguir apoio de prefeituras, e muitos outros assuntos. E fica a dica dos Fate Masters (e da nossa Fate Mistress Eva): vá no evento, que vai ser muito divertido, vai ter todo tipo de RPG, eventos de madrugada, Live-Action, Swordplay, Boardgames e Cardgames e claro, vai ter Fate Masters! Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Eva Morrisey (Vilã especialmente convidada) Duração: 48min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:05 - Apresentação 00:55 - Eva por Eva 01:39 - Sobre o 9º Encontro de RPG no CCJ 04:52 - Sobre a parte de RPG, Boardgames e Cardgames no Encontro no CCJ 05:18 - A relação das Minas de Moria com outros grupos de RPGistas (Roleplayers, RPGarautos, Confraria das Idéias) 07:47 - Sobre o RPG no CCJ, a questão do RPG nas periferias e do RPG enquanto um tanto elitista 11:42 - Apoio das Editoras ao Encontro de RPG no CCJ 13:24 - O acesso do RPGista a espaços públicos, como CCJ 14:54 - Como as Minas de Moria surgiram (ou, o mundo do RPG é um Clube do Bolinha?) 16:39 - A polêmica “d20 nos seios”, o 1º Encontro das Mulheres RPGistas e o “nascimento” das Minas de Moria 21:10 - O “textão do Trevisan” (ou, por que precisa um homem dar voz?) 24:19 - A reação da comunidade a eventos de RPG organizados por mulheres 28:09 - A função do RPGista ao matar o “Dragão do Preconceito” e deixar os espaços de RPG mais seguros e inclusivos 33:08 - Como criar ou representar personagens femininos não-estereotipados 37:14 - Os novos espaços são mais inclusivos por natureza ou as pessoas o tornaram? 40:40 - Dicas de materiais RPG e nérdicos feitos por mulheres 44:50 - Considerações, recados e agradecimentos finais Links Relacionados: RPG & Cultura Página das Minhas de Moria Comunidade Mulheres RPGistas (apenas mulheres, por favor) Pac Mãe Centro Cultural da Juventude RPGirls (MG) Vídeo do 1º Encontro de RPG de mulheres na TerraMagic Texto do Trevisan Nerd é Imbecil Livro dos Espelhos Viviane Graci Dado Violado As Aventuras da Bruxinha Mô Grandmother Fish Site das Minas de Moria (na época do Post, servindo de homepage do 9º Encontro de RPG no CCJ) Como chegar no CCJ Mapa para quem precisar chegar no CCJ Marina Taguchi (do Toca dos Pequenos) Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes

Author Chris Krzeminski (@CEKBooks) and @Jen_August discuss All These Quiet Places, available http://www.amazon.com/Christopher-Krzeminski/e/B00GVKDYDI/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 Author @JonathanMTweet talks about Grandmother Fish, a preschoolers guide to evolution. bit.ly/gf-store Ray and Raylene (@francosoup) open a pop up shop. @heltaschelta as Tim Cook joins us as the first customer to buy counterfeit merchandise.