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The Theopolis Podcast

165 episodes with In medias res

The Interview Show

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Ep 110: Sense of Place – Featuring Calcareous Vineyard | Willow Creek Wine Collective

Where Wine Takes You - A Paso Wine Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 13, 2024

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Sveriges Poddsterkock

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 7, 2024 62:11

Kyckling! Och besked om vilka som blir topp 12! Dessutom: Fittler! In Medias Res! Det svenska serieundret! Toms slantsingling! Lite elakheter!

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Just So - TftWS 2x41

Tales from the Waystone

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2023 80:56

Welcome to Tales from the Waystone, Season 2 Episode 41; Just So, where we will be discussing Chapter 88 of Patrick Rothfuss' The Wise Man's Fear through a lens of In Medias Res. For Apple Podcast listeners, please consider rating the show and leaving us a review! It'll help us be seen by more people! We have a Patreon, and right now we're running a 14 day free trial of our favorite tier! Patreon.com/waystonepod Also!!! Join our Discord?: https://discord.gg/ebDBWfrU9V Recommended Thing of the Week: Glass Onion

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Season 2, Episode 1: Climate Change In Medias Res

Climate Change and Happiness

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 2, 2022 31:25

In Season 2, Episode 1, Panu and Thomas reflect on the core question of the Climate Change and Happiness podcast (what does it mean to be “happy” in an era of far reaching and often catastrophic environmental changes) – and particularly how it feels “right now” in Summer 2022 as so many places cope with heat, fires and drought. While young people have known of climate change their entire life, adults and elders can look back to when they first heard about the concept and to the innocence or “blessed unknowing” (using Panu's evocative term) of that time. Practicing “active hope” Panu and Thomas discussed positive events including the passage of long overdue climate legislation in the US and Thomas's inspiring dialog with the young creators of the ClimaTwins podcast. To capture his emotional tone this summer, Thomas shared the concept of “In Medias Res” a story-telling device that plunges the audience right into the middle of the action without a preamble (from Latin, literally, into the midst of things). This can also become a conscious coping technique: Being mindful of our state of being thrown into the midst of the world, and pulling back like a film director to remind ourselves of our history and where we want our personal story to go. Panu identified with this, and listeners may find this helpful as well. As always, there are links to some of the topics and ideas that Panu and Thomas discussed.

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Ep. 596: 7 Tips for Opening Your Story In Medias Res

Helping Writers Become Authors

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 18, 2022 19:19

Discover the pros and cons of opening your story in medias res (or "in the middle" of action) and use these tips to refine your use of it.

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The Battle Of Umma Vs Lagash

Cauldron - A History Of The World Battle By Battle

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2022 22:59

For the re-launch of Cauldron I've chosen the fight between Umma and Lagash as our starting point. Certainly not the first battle in human history but in my humble non-historian opinion the first that we can really get a clear narrative picture of. It's ancient ancient history, 2,116 years before Alexander crossed the Hellespont, so dates, facts, and numbers are loose when present at all. But, there are character archetypes we're familiar with; a great and greedy king, a ravenous blood-thirsty god, and there are recognizable themes; revenge, jealousy, pride, and lust for power. All this means is we can only broadstroke the battle given the lack of information and facts, truly a glimpse of the past, our past, through Tuchman's “distant mirror”. But, a picture can be formed, however loosely, of that long gone version of ourselves and we can start to tell our history, the history of war, if not from it's beginning then somewhere closeby. So, let's get In Medias Res, and get stuck in with episode one the battle between Umma and Lagash!Thanks for hanging in there if you are an old listener, thanks for joining the audience if you are a new listener!For a list of sources just shoot me an email.Music - VHS 80's bundle by DopeBoy KitsRate Review Subscribe and follow along on Instagram Twitter Facebook Tiktok

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Episode 114: Beginnings and Opening Lines

Fable & The Verbivore

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2021 46:15

Notes:These notes include affiliate links.In case you're unfamiliar with NaNoWriMo, here is some information: https://nanowrimo.org/what-is-nanowrimo Both Fable and the Verbivore mention that there's a variety of ways to view and approach entering into a story. Here are some articles that we found helpful in preparation for this conversation:“How to Write a Good First Line” by Diane Callahan - Quotidian WriterWrite Up Pro “4 Types of Story Openings to Grab Your Reader”Writers Digest “10 Ways to Start Your Story Better”Reedsy Blog “How to Start a Story: 11 Tips From Our Editors”LA Screenwriter “3 Principles of Story Setups and Payoffs”Masterclass “Tips and Examples of In Medias Res in Writing”Writers Online UK - “10 Good Ways To Start a Story”Daily Writing Tips “20 Great Opening Lines to Inspire the Start of Your Story”The Verbivore referenced a quote from Stephen King's “On Writing”. That full quote is: “If there's a gun on the mantel in Act 1, it must go off in Act 3. The reverse is also true." It's an allusion to a dramatic principle called Chekhov's gun which speaks to story setups and payoffs. Here is some additional information: MasterClass “Writing 101: What Is Chekhov's Gun? Learn How to Use Chekhov's Gun In Your Writing”Books Mentioned:Red Queen by Victoria AveyardThe Hate U Give by Angie ThomasThis Savage Song by Victoria SchwabA Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. SchwabMexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-GarciaThe Wrath and the Dawn by Renée AhdiehThe Hunger Games by Suzanne CollinsThe Graveyard Book by Neil GaimanFledgling by Octavia E. ButlerThe Maze Runner by James DashnerLittle Women by Louise May AlcottThe Magnolia Sword: A Ballad of Mulan by Sherry ThomasUprooted by Naomi NovikThe Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas AdamsThe Secret History by Donna TarttOn Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen KingMusic from: https://filmmusic.io 'Friendly day' by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

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Sept 2 2021 Show + In Medias Res (Live from 2011)

CiTR -- Thunderbird Radio Hell

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2021 119:40

Music from coast to coast, plus a live set from In Medias Res, recorded in February 2011.

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The Theopolis Podcast

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Latest podcast episodes about In medias res

Ep 110: Sense of Place – Featuring Calcareous Vineyard | Willow Creek Wine Collective

s2e4. Den helt normala kycklinggranen

Just So - TftWS 2x41

Season 2, Episode 1: Climate Change In Medias Res

Ep. 596: 7 Tips for Opening Your Story In Medias Res

The Battle Of Umma Vs Lagash

Episode 114: Beginnings and Opening Lines

Sept 2 2021 Show + In Medias Res (Live from 2011)

Episode 422: The Book of Daniel, Chapter 1

Episode 421: The Weird and the Deeper Weird, with James B. Jordan

Episode 420: The Book of Daniel, an Introduction

Episode 419: The House of God (Exodus 25-40 with James Jordan)

Episode 418: Life, with Peter Leithart

Episode 417: The Book of the Covenant (Exodus 19-24 with James Jordan)

Episode 416: The Book of Jonah, Chapter 4 (Series on the Prophets)

Episode 415: Journey To Sinai (Exodus with James Jordan)

Episode 414: The Book of Jonah, Chapter 3 (Series on the Prophets)

Episode 413: God, Pharaoh and the Plagues (Exodus with James Jordan)

Episode 412: The Book of Jonah, Chapter 2 (Series on the Prophets)

Episode 411: Moses and Pharaoh (Exodus with James Jordan)

Episode 410: The Book of Jonah, Chapter 1 (Series on the Prophets)

Episode 409: Coming to Grips with Exodus (New Series)

Episode 408: What is a Prophet? (New Series on Jonah)

Episode 407: Into the Future (Leviticus 23-27) with James Jordan

Episode 406: Addressing Objections to Imprecatory Psalms

Episode 405: Holy Living (Leviticus 16-22) with James Jordan

Episode 404: Psalms 109 and 137 (Imprecatory Psalms)

Episode 403: Clean and Unclean in Leviticus

Episode 402: Psalms 58 and 83 (Imprecatory Psalms)

Episode 401: The Priests, with James Jordan

Episode 400: Cursing and Imprecations (Imprecatory Psalms Series)

Episode 399: The Sacrifices in Leviticus, with James Jordan

Episode 398: Varieties of Psalms (New Series on Imprecatory Psalms!)

Episode 397: Coming to Grips with Leviticus

Episode 396: Q&A Session (Historicity of the Exodus, Icons, Sacramental Administration)

Episode 395: Books of Acts Roundup and Reflection

Episode 394: A Discussion of Psalms 1-2 with James Jordan

Episode 393: Paul on Malta and in Rome (Acts 28)

Episode 391: Paul Sails for Rome and is Shipwrecked (Acts 27)

Episode 389: Paul's Defense Before Agrippa (Acts 26)

Episode 388: Paul Appeals to Caesar (Acts 25)

Episode 387: Partying with Solomon | Eat, Drink, and be Merry! | with James Jordan

Episode 386: Paul Before Felix at Caesarea (Acts 24)

Episode 384: A Plot to Kill Paul (Acts 23)

Episode 383: Biblical Worldview - The World of the New Creation

Episode 382: Paul's Speech after his Arrest (Acts 22)

Episode 381: Biblical Worldview - The World of Exile & Restoration

Episode 380: Paul in Jerusalem and his Arrest in the Temple (Acts 21)

Episode 379: Biblical Worldview - The World of the Temple, with James Jordan

Episode 378: Eutychus Raised from the Dead (Acts 20)