Podcasts about joseph campbell's hero's journey

On today's episode, we discuss Howard the Duck, and whether to just watch the entire Lea Thompson film collection. The truth of the Hive Mind. What??  The Mandalorian is going to explain the return of Palpatine?  Say it ain't so Favreau..and how does Moff Gideon fit into the picture? A familiar face will be filling two familiar roles. And, in the Main Event, we discuss episode 2 of Disney Gallery and break down the Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey", how Han is ALWAYS shooting first, some common themes found on "The Journey", how Rian threw Luke off the path, and the Librarian and Adjudicator discuss the symbolism behind Anakin/Luke's lightsaber, the Japanese katana, and Vader's armor. So, sanitize a seat, make sure you have your mask on, and join us.

Today, we put Emma in the spotlight to find out what went into designing her newest game, Abandon All Artichokes, how many cards she actually designed for it, and how the game was almost derailed by an Infinite Potato Problem. SHOW NOTES 5m44s: Magic: The Gathering and the marvelous deckbuilding video game Slay the Spire. Also check out Ludology 198 - Inspired, featuring Slay the Spire's co-designer Anthony Giovannetti. 6m00s: Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing, two video games where the player starts in a remote area with very little in the way of equipment, and ends up building a small town. 7m22s: If you want to check out more deck-wreckers, try Xenon Profiteer (one of Gil's personal favorite games), or Fine Sand. 8m39s: Don't let the bean theme throw you off. Bohnanza is one of the best trading games you'll find. 9m15s: Bonnie Pang did the wonderful art for Artichokes. 9m43s: Sushi Go, by Phil Walker-Harding and also published by Gamewright, is an excellent light drafting game. It was good enough to spawn a family of light, charming drafting games.  Phil has mentioned in passing that Sushi Go took many, many tries to get right. Another example of how hard it is to make a good, light game! 11m16s: Emma mentions some other Gamewright titles that fit a similar mold: Go Nuts for Donuts and Qwixx. 15m22s: Emma casually references Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey here. 26m29s: Seth Jaffee's article on balancing game elements and "finding the unit" is still immensely valuable to game designers everywhere. 31m59s: Cardboard Edison's publisher directory is an invaluable resource to game designers looking for a publisher for their prototypes. 48m44s: The incredibly adorable Abandon All Artichokes trailer  and its accompanying how-to-play video.  49m18s: We'll post a link to the design diary in the Ludology forums as soon as it goes online! 55m16s: Emma's first episode. 56m43s: Dominion, the game that popularized deckbuilding as an in-game mechanism.

Garrett opens with a story that demonstrates the power and endless opportunities we have right now, at home, in business, friendship and manifestation. She gives details on the upcoming 6 -month Stillness Group that launches June 1. It's $600 ($100/month) Only 10 spots limited. Initial investment is $222, then you can pay monthly. Then, Garrett revisits Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey and how it applies to the coaching world, informing us on how to know if we are ready for coaching, need coaching, or not. Podcast mentioned: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/make-your-own-myth-dr-jean-houston/id1453873374?i=1000440433293 Reserve your spot in Stillness Group by applying here #daretomove #daretobestill #herosjourney

Freedom to Live: Step 17 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

Welcome to Plot Depot! This week we cover Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey and break down each section using 'Into the Spider-Verse'. Outlines don't always work. The Hero's Journey is one of the most popular ones used by fantasy authors. It certainly doesn't work for everyone, nor should it be prescriptive. In this episode, we aim to understand how each section can move the character's inner journey alongside the physical one. We might end up breaking our books, or possibly fix them! Happy writing!Support the show (http://Ko-fi.com/deadlinecity)

Master of Two Worlds: Step 16 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

The Crossing of the Return Threshold: Step 15 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

Rescue from Without: Step 14 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

What is the Hero’s Journey archetype? The Hero's Journey is a classic story structure that's shared by stories worldwide. Coined by academic Joseph Campbell in 1949, it refers to a wide-ranging category of tales in which a character ventures out to get what they need, faces conflict, and ultimately triumphs over adversity. Here are the three stages of the hero’s journey: The Departure Act: the Hero leaves the Ordinary World. The Initiation Act: the Hero ventures into unknown territory (the " Special World ") and is birthed into a true champion through various trials and challenges. The Return Act: the Hero returns in triumph. Watch on YouTube  Get access to all my weekly content, episodes, live events, and business-related updates http://tiny.cc/3p9mcz Follow me on Minds https://www.minds.com/ameerrosic/ Listen on Itunes http://tiny.cc/fwtvcz Sticher http://tiny.cc/so9mcz Google Podcast http://tiny.cc/dekncz Spotify http://tiny.cc/fxtvcz  

The Magic Flight: Step 13 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

All stories play out with more or less the same steps.  Just knowing what these steps are can help lighten the heaviness of a challenge or struggle that you're facing.  When you know what part of the story you're in, it's easier to release resistance and move to the next step more swiftly.  More powerful yet, writing/telling your story will bring you through the transformation because every story in itself is a transformation. Anjanette Fennell, literary coach and agent, share with us her iteration of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey.  We have an evocative discussion about story, how to surrender, and moving through change.

Refusal of Return: Step 12 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

The Ultimate Boon: Step 11 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

Apotheosis: Step 10 of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey

We have all heard about Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey by this point but what is it really. Chris Vogler, the author of The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure For Writers and the man who brought the Hero's Journey into the film industry, breaks down the ordinary and special worlds of the hero's journey. Enjoy.These videos on screenplay structure are from his best selling online course: Story and Screenwriting Blueprint - The Hero's Two Journeys.In more than 4½ hours of lecture, discussion and Q&A, Michael Hauge, author of and Selling Your Story in 60 Seconds: The Guaranteed Way to Get Your Screenplay or Novel and Christopher Vogler, story analyst and author of The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure For Writers, unite to reveal the essential principles of plot structure, character arc, myth and transformation.

This week, Allen, Asher, Raph, and Sam watch the French stop motion film Chronopolis and talk about biological immortality, Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey", and whether Asher knows what rhetorical means. Follow us on Twitter: @AsherLack @CaseofPiles @haveacoolpenis @HighlyAfiligent @robothauspod

Thoughts on how mentors have adapted lately compared to the classic Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. To achieve true greatness, the mentors cited from Whiplash, Black Swan and 10 Segundos Para Vencer transcend social norms and bring a new input to an alternate path. Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl9HkwgIois&t=5s Philosopher's Stone Website: https://bit.ly/2P7IR92

Welcome to But, How? A podcast to help visionaries bring their ideas to life. In this episode, I walk through the 12 stages of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. And, more specifically, help you see where you are on your own hero's journey... plus, provide a fantastic resource to help you continue down your path.

Hi! I'm Jenna, and I am an educator, writer, tarot reader, Reiki Master, and queer mystical mama! This is my podcast on tarot and spiritual concepts, and my introduction to tarot came from my English Literature background that focused on archetypes and Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leorisingpodcast/support

Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey #4 - Crossing the First Threshold

Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey #1 - The Call to Adventure

This is without a doubt one of the most empowering episodes of Ripen yet! I interview the incredible Lisa Foster whose big beautiful mission on this earth is to empower victims of sexual violation to continue past the survivor stage and heroically reclaim the treasure of their true selves.  In the episode, she shares with us a powerful framework for creating transformation with velocity which can help you shift things in your life whether you have experienced sexual violation or not.  Lisa and I cover SO many impactful and inspiring topics… +  How to create transformation quickly by using the framework of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey +  A simple + powerful exercise for when you find yourself in a funk and you want to shift back into action +  The myriad of ways we can experience sexual violation, including and going beyond what we typically think of +  The moment when you recognize you are not getting the level of emotional and physical intimacy that you desire and the courage it takes to acknowledge that and ask for it +  Reawakening to your beauty and desire after sexual violation, divorce, or disconnection from yourself +  How to create sexual wholeness working with a partner and/or on your own    For more information on this episode: www.rachelsizemore.com/episode10   ABOUT LISA FOSTER Lisa Foster has been active in transformational ventures, both here and abroad, as an entrepreneur, non-profit founder, public speaker, facilitator, and program developer.  Her proudest accomplishment is her transformation from survivor to thriver after long-term childhood sexual abuse.  She is committed to shifting the national conversation about sexual violation from one of shame and silence to one of heroism and fierce hope.  As founder of parillumeTM, Lisa empowers victims of sexual violation to continue past the survivor stage and heroically reclaim the treasure of their true selves shining in the world without shame.  For more information, visit parillume.com or email lisa@parillume.com.   LOVE AND FEEDBACK Thank you so much for being a part of the Ripen community. If you're a fan of the show, I'd love to have your feedback. Please head over to iTunes to leave a review and rating. Don't forget to subscribe while you're there!  For more information on this episode: www.rachelsizemore.com/episode10

MUTTER'S SPIRAL Podcast returns with a fun and thought-provoking deep dive into various DOCTOR WHO topics with our good friend Kathleen Schowalter!  She's a brilliant PhD, she's a super analytical and thoughtful WHO fan, and she's a delight to talk to!  We talk about her WHO "origin story", including: her initial fear of Tom Baker and how her feelings towards him have changed since she got back into WHO fandom in adulthood.  We also talk more about how Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey" pertains to Doctor Who and the companions, building from the fascinating panel that she excelled on at Gallifrey One, as well as just which WHO story she feels is the BEST example of that in the WHO canon.  We dive into favorite episodes, both classic and new, and she turns the tables on us with some thoughtful questions to John and me about our likes and dislikes in WHO. We also discuss the news of the return of the ORIGINAL Mondassian Cybermen to Series 10 for the first time in over 50 years since "The Tenth Planet" and how we all feel about their return (spoiler alert, we are almost as excited as Peter Capaldi - LOTS).  We discuss the news of British Bookmakers shutting down wagering on the next Doctor after lots of money came in on Kris Marshall, and Kathleen and John help me figure out just who that is!  We discuss what we think Chris Chibnall's WHO might look like as well. It's a really enjoyable and engrossing conversation to have participated in, and we hope listening to it is as pleasurable as recording it was!   We're already looking forward to having Kathleen back on the show!  Listen and find out why!

Shaun speaks with activist, writer, and Fulbright scholar Bernard Hayman about anti-Blackness, why it's useful to distinguish it from a broader term like "racism," and how easy it is to be passively anti-Black in America. I mentioned in this episode that Microsoft had, at one time, "bailed out" Apple. I got a few things wrong. First, I meant to say "100 million dollars," but said "one million" instead. Both are incorrect; it was $150 million. Second, it turns out that Microsoft's investment was likely not intended to save Apple. Further reading: https://www.wired.com/2009/08/dayintech_0806/, http://www.zdnet.com/article/stop-the-lies-the-day-that-microsoft-saved-apple/ We talked about Derek Black, the former white supremacist wunderkind. Here's the Washington Post's initial story: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/the-white-flight-of-derek-black/2016/10/15/ed5f906a-8f3b-11e6-a6a3-d50061aa9fae_story.html A story about the GoFundMe campaign to donate $10,000 to the North Carolina GOP: http://wncn.com/2016/10/17/group-of-democrats-create-gofundme-for-firebombed-ncgop-office-raise-13k-in-40-minutes/ The Twitter thread on Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey, and why it assumes a strictly Western point of view: https://twitter.com/jennygadget/status/787390696806158337 Constance Wu using the term "blackface employed on Asians": http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/asian-american-actresses-discuss-ghost-885890 We name-dropped a few people to follow on Twitter. They are: @BlerdyShani @rgay @tressiemcphd The #OscarsSoWhite hashtag was also mentioned; this is, of course, the product of @ReignOfApril's hard work. You can listen to our episode with April and Jon Tsuei here. These episodes don't happen without your support. Thank you! Pledge as little as $1 per episode at: http://patreon.com/nototally For a no-cost way of supporting the show, do all of your Amazon shopping from nototally.com/amazon. This will take you to Amazon's front page, and every purchase you make will send a few pennies our way. Thank you! Rating and reviewing us on iTunes is one of the most helpful things you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: http://nototally.com/iTunes Comment at our website: http://nototally.com Like us on facebook: https://facebook.com/nototally Yell at us on twitter: https://twitter.com/NoTotally

In part two of the reunion interview with Lisa Reagan we dive in to a paradigm shift that many people and parents are currently experiencing and aware of.  They are moving from a predominantly stress driven culture which drives us into a feeling of disconnection, isolation, and "squeezed thin," into a new paradigm of reclaiming calm, connection, and community.  It's the move from the head to the heart, and it is a courageous journey that she continues to refer to as "The Hero's Journey" as inspired by the work of Joseph Campbell.  She inspires us to know that our challenges and our squeeze are actually a call to action into more being and less doing.Lisa has been on a Mother of a Quest for 17 years as an award-winning journalist, activist and nonprofit visionary, exploring the space between our unsustainable industrial culture and the emerging cultural story of what is possible for families who are leading the way forward.Lisa is a co-founder of the nonprofit, Families for Conscious Living and the executive editor of Kindred.  Lisa shares her personal stories of shifting in features, such as Spiritual Composting, in Kindred and other conscious parenting publications.  In her presentations at conferences and workshops, she inspires parents to look toward Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey for guidance on transforming themselves as a path to transforming our unsustainable culture.  Her Parenting As A Hero's Journey Virtual Retreats and publication launched in 2015.To catch up more with Lisa visit www.KindredMedia.org

This is a reunion interview with Lisa Reagan, the very first person that I interviewed for the film Love Bomb!  She is such a wealth of insight and information as well that I really wanted to get as much of that juicy value in as I could for all of us Love Bombers.  That is why this is going to be a two part podcast interview.In part one we dive in to the peculiar idea that your feeling of isolation might actually be a sign of a deeper connection to yourself, and to millions of other people on the planet right now.  If you have ever felt like your insights as a Love Bomber and aware human being actually make you feel like an odd ball, this is the interview for you!Lisa has been on a Mother of a Quest for 17 years as an award-winning journalist, activist and nonprofit visionary, exploring the space between our unsustainable industrial culture and the emerging cultural story of what is possible for families who are leading the way forward.Lisa is a co-founder of the nonprofit, Families for Conscious Living and the executive editor of Kindred.  Lisa shares her personal stories of shifting in features, such as Spiritual Composting, in Kindred and other conscious parenting publications.  In her presentations at conferences and workshops, she inspires parents to look toward Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey for guidance on transforming themselves as a path to transforming our unsustainable culture.  Her Parenting As A Hero's Journey Virtual Retreats and publication launched in 2015.To catch up more with Lisa visit www.KindredMeda.org

In which our heroes kick Jackson out of the studio, invite Gabe to have a seat, and set their sights on fixing the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy. This time round Zammit tells the story of "Starkiller" Jane, exiled Jedi turned bartender caught in the middle of a war between sith backed Mandalorians and a struggling Resistance which pulls her back into a life she thought she'd left behind. Gabe is on board from the get go and Duscher wishes Zammit would stop winking at the audience and Zammit just wants to set up Star Wars through the lens of a History of Violence with an expected dash of Wheel of Time. Sit back in your seat, bust out the popcorn and enjoy: Star Wars Episode One: Anakin's Mum. Want to help fund this time machine? Head to http://www.patreon.com/sanspantsradio and for as little as $1 a month, you can help make a difference in all our nerd lives. And don't forget to get your free audible book download and a 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/SanspantsRadio there's probably at least fourteen books exploring Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lavender, G. (Presenter), Klein, S. (Producer) (2012). Mythology [Audio Podcast]. Las Cruces, NM: New Mexico State University. (Spring 2010).

Lavender, G. (Presenter), Klein, S. (Producer) (2012). Mythology [Audio Podcast]. Las Cruces, NM: New Mexico State University. (Spring 2010).

Lavender, G. (Presenter), Klein, S. (Producer) (2012). Mythology [Audio Podcast]. Las Cruces, NM: New Mexico State University. (Spring 2010).

Lavender, G. (Presenter), Klein, S. (Producer) (2012). Mythology [Audio Podcast]. Las Cruces, NM: New Mexico State University. (Spring 2010).