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Kole, Ben, David, and Dennis talk about Sea of Stars, RoboQuest, PowerWash Simulator VR, and much more! The Grind: David: Nothing! Dennis: RoboQuest. Sea of Stars. Ben: Alan Wake 2. Kole: Alan Wake 2. PowerWash Simulator VR. The Multiplayer: What quality of life features ended up making a game worse for you? The End Boss: Starfield gets snubbed at meaningless award show. Grand Theft Auto 6 announcement teased for early December. Overwatch League dissolves. Steam will soon let you mark individual games as private.

Affirmations are powerful, yet, if our core beliefs are incongruent, or not in alignment with our affirming, mayhem is likely. This episode explores the problem with affirmations, without doing the deeper healing work that drives our vibe, and therefore what we project into the world. Unexplored, healed and transformed limiting beliefs create mayhem and pain in our life. How can they not? They are by design limiting to keep us safe, and protected. They are there because sometime in our early life we decided to be adventurous, curious, playful, connected with others wasn't a good thing. Or we figured is our parents, bugger brothers and sisters, teachers or society said "We can't, shouldn't, mustn't, or not for us" Then they must be right. "After all, they are older, meant to be wiser and can certainly cause harm if we don't comply." Affirmations are simply statements of belief. Even our negative I am statements are affirmations. I can't, I am not ..... I am ..... in the negative, conservative etc are affirming a belief of what we believe is not for us. Therefore, to create and make the most of affirmations is to address the limiting, fear-based ones that are holding us back and uncreate the story and emotional entanglement/attachment we have given to the ideas. Previous episodes referenced during this one include: Wheel of Life - what is missing and what do you desire? Questions to ask yourself - what is important to you and what do you want? Value of Questions Challenge of change and growth How our beliefs dictate and rule our life Jung's Journey Quest into our psyche depths Subconscious mind - its role in creating our reality If this episode triggers you, reach out to your local mental health service. The information provided in this podcast is not intended as therapy but offers ideas to explore your beliefs and why you do what you do. Working with a trained therapist is highly recommended to help you address the deeply rooted issues.

Fears, those feelings, and thoughts triggered that remind us of unpleasant and painful experiences. The times when we felt embarrassed, scared, ashamed, guilty, not enough or not belonging etc. These feelings, memories and thoughts show up so we don't feel or experience the same or familiar. After all, who wants to feel less than, scared, inadequate etc.? Yet, when we employ curiosity and are open to hearing the messages behind the feelings. The story was given as a way to protect ourselves. When we learn who gave us these impressions, to begin with why we chose to believe it to be true (family, culture, heritage, social norms etc.) explore the story and consider its message and its relevance to the now, the current situations, experiences and people. Being curious, and emotionally detached as possible, we can see things in a different light. We can make different choices and test newer ways of living based on the character we choose to become. Previous episodes mentioned and encouraged you to relisten to include: Wheel of life - to explore if you believe you need to sacrifice a part of life to acquire something different or more. Example love vs career, relaxation/easier life = poverty vs passive income etc. Questions you can ask to help identify your limiting fears and beliefs. Growing pains are felt when we start to face our fears and limiting beliefs. Quality questions to help you navigate what you would like to be doing, prompting your fears and cautions to arise. Psychosocial Development theorists explored how our early life experiences shape and form our beliefs and fears about ourselves and what we believe is a suitable life for us. Jung and his Journey Quest; Attachment Styles; Erikson If this episode triggers you, reach out to your local mental health service. The information provided in this podcast is not intended as therapy but offers ideas to explore your beliefs and why you do what you do. Working with a trained therapist is highly recommended to help you address the deeply rooted issues.

Jung was a therapist beyond his time. He brought Spiritual into psychology, and helped to explain the shadow side of our thinking and feeling. Siting emotions as the seat of consciousness, more so when emotions seems to 'push' up or want to have a voice. This episode explores the theory behind Jung's message, how we can use it to our good use, and free up energy and release the superhero power to create a greater world and our own life on our terms. Suggested websites to visit for more detail The 12 archetypes and their characteristics. The archetype theory and breakdown If you enjoyed this exploration, then do share with others and invite them to join you on the journey of learning about yourself and how to create a life on your terms.

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Gruseliges Türenknarzen, das Gegenüber im Telefon als Video, emotionale Sounds und vieles mehr beim Lesen erleben, dies ermöglichen die Chatstorys auf Livory und Lively Story. Mary Chronos und Jan Giessmann haben diese neue Form des Erzählens in ihrem neuen Werk ‚Spiritus Daemonis‘ perfektioniert und geben uns detaillierte Einblicke in den Entstehungsprozess. Wie aufwendig ist die Schaffung solcher Storys? Was benötigt man und auch nicht ganz unwesentlich was kann man damit verdienen? Wir sprechen darüber, wie man den Einstieg in diese neue Technik bekommen kann. Vera sieht sich schon beim Sound-Design und vielleicht singt Tamara demnächst gleich selbst in ihrem Buch. Lass dich begeistern.Wir suchen dich als BlogtikantIn!Du bist Blogerin oder Blogger und hättest Lust, mit uns neue Wege zu gehen? Dann bewirb dich und vielleicht bist du schon bald ein Teil von ‚Die Zwei von der Talkstelle‘ und präsentierst die wöchentlichen News aus der Buchszene. Alle Infos unter https://zweivondertalkstelle.de/blogtikatin-gesucht.htm?openLinks:Lively Story: https://livelystory.com/Livory: https://livory.app/Buchtipp:"Alle Teufel sind hier" von Patricia Jankowski https://www.amazon.de/Alle-Teufel-sind-Patricia-Jankowski/dp/1699856133Die Dinge der Woche:Marys und Jans Ding der Woche, "Journey Quest" auf YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVORGr2fDk8Tamaras Ding der Woche, Schreibtipps von Andrea Stolpe:https://www.instagram.com/andreastolpeofficial Weitere Stationen von Marys und Jans Podcasttour:12.02. Zwischen Lachen und Gänsehaut Die neue Serie und ihre Macher (Buchcast by Mafia) 15.02. Wenn das Handy zur Bühne wird Das etwas andere Drehbuchschreiben (Buch und Bühne) 17.02. Geisterjäger zu Gast in Afaldra Die Helden aus Spiritus Daemonis (Afaldra) 22.02. Spiritus Daemonis Die Hörspiel-Lesung aus Folge 01 (Podyssey) 23.02. 1 Story. 2 Gehirne Wie funktioniert gemeinsames Schreiben? (Der literarische Saloon) 25.02. Geschichten in Smartphones

This week's episode is on Cabin in the Woods, or should we call it the movie of a thousand movies? The film was written by Joss Wheadon (Avengers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly) and Drew Goddard (Daredevil, Cloverfield, Angel). The due apparently bunkered down in a hotel for three days to write the initial draft of the script. The film stars a pre-Thor Chris Hemsworth (Ghostbusters, Rush, Men in Black: International) as "the athlete." The "virgin" is played by Kristen Connolly (Zoo, Evil, Whispers). The "fool" is played by Fran Kranz (Bloodsucking Bastards, Dollhouse, JourneyQuest). The "scholar" is Jesse Williams (Grey's Anatomy). Lastly, Anna Hutchinson (Power Rangers Jungle Fury, Spartacus) Two classic character actors complete the general framework of the film as the puppetmasters, orchestrating the doom of our campers: Richard Jenkins (The Shape of Water, Step Brothers, Let Me In) and Bradley Whitford (Get Out, The Handmaid's Tale, Robocop 3). After establishing the narrative of a group of college co-eds going to a secluded cabin for the weekend, we find that all is not what it seems... Even after being accosted by a deranged gas station attendant, the team pushes on for the promise of a relaxing weekend getaway. Through an elaborate series of events, the group ends up in the basement where they unwittingly choose the method of their own demise. In this scene alone there are references to so many iconic horror movies and moments. There is Evil Dead, both in setting and through props, but there is the werewolf, wraiths, mutants as seen in The Hills Have Eyes by Wes Craven, a lemarchand's box referencing the Hellraiser franchise with its Lament Configuration, mummy, merman, scarecrow folk, and a snowman. They ultimately choose the Redneck Murder Family, which is of course a reference to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Wrong Turn, and Hatchet. Later, we see on screen including an alien beast, dismemeberment goblins, sugarplum fairy, blob, unicorn, zombies, a "dragon bat," a giant snake, and so many others. You find that this is all part of some ritual to sate the blood lust of The Ancient Ones. These malevolent pseudo-deities are meant to represent the audience and our craving for new methods the macabre, madness, and mammaries. On the show, we even talk about the novelization and the visual companion, which revealed more monstrosities. The best non-movie monsters are undoubtedly the "snake pubic hair woman" and "woman with a toothed vagina." We discuss a potential superhero-style team-up for these two. This week's "Hidden Track" is Paddle Cell with their song, Ghost Girl. http://www.paddlecell.de/ If you ever have feedback or recommendations on future episodes, please let us know at slasherspod@gmail.com. You can always find us on our social media: Instagram, Twitter, Slasher App: @slasherspod Facebook: /slasherspod Reddit: u/slasherspod https://www.youtube.com/c/slasherspodcast Theme song is I wanna Die by Mini Meltdowns. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZAk6lUDsaJj8EAhrhzZnh ; https://minimeltdowns.bandcamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherspod/support

Recording Date: 2017.0227 Title: Balance in the Dhamma Journey Quest for Liberation and Happiness Speaker: Sylvia Bay Venue: Buddha Dhamma Mandala Society (https://www.facebook.com/Buddha-Dhamma-Mandala-Society-182192502883/) Video: https://youtu.be/VFg3Cr86ALg #sylviabay #dhamma #mangalavihara #mv #singapore #dharma #buddhism #sutta #liberation #happiness https://www.dhammawitz.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DhammaWitz/ https://www.instagram.com/dhammawitz/ https://www.pinterest.com/dhammawitz/

Before the episode, we have a special shoutout for our newest Patreon supporters: Deanna, Rose, Kailee, Lindsey, Betty. We've really leveled up our Patreon rewards if you haven't checked them out in a while - to join our latest sponsors (and earn our eternal thanks), head to patreon.com/sartorialgeek.   This week we're chatting with Ben Dobyns, Executive Producer and founder of Zombie Orpheus Entertainment and The Fantasy Network. They just finished their fourth successful Kickstarter at over $400k for the fourth season of their popular series, “JourneyQuest,” which can be seen on Amazon Prime Video. If you haven't heard of The Fantasy Network, it's a free-to-watch SVOD service with a mission to deliver creator-owned genre television and film content in a more accessible, shareable, and discoverable way across the web. It is accessible online at http://thefantasy.network and via IPTV apps on iOS, Apple TV, Roku, Android, Android TV, Amazon Fire, and Chrome TV. The Fantasy Network is a global hub for independent fantasy films and series, where everyone, subscribers and non-subscribers alike, can view and share new, syndicated, and original content including the expansive libraries of all three founding partners (notably, the Mythica series, The Rangers series, and The Gamers series). In addition to the libraries of the founders, the platform also features licensed, award-winning fantasy content from dozens of other independent creators, including fan favorites Ren: The Girl with the Mark, AFK, and One Hit Die. The Fantasy Network also features a special channel dedicated to original digital programming from Gen Con, the largest hobby gaming convention in the United States. The Fantasy Network is more than a streaming service, it's a community of content creators and fans who are encouraged to create their own commercial spin-offs in many of the worlds they have brought to life, via the network's opt-in Shared Cinematic Universe License Agreement.   We highly recommend checking out Strowlers and the amazing library on The Fantasy Network. Special thanks to our editor + music composer Dan Ison and our executive producer for this episode LoganArch.    If you enjoyed this episode, you'll probably love our other episodes! Click here to check out the archives. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, I spoke with the team behind JourneyQuest 4, a Kickstarter project which raised over $400k from more than 5,000 backers. This same team has launched a bunch of projects over the years with remarkable success. There have also been some valuable learning lessons along the way. Sponsors The Gadget Flow: Their website reaches 28 million people per month! They have a new unboxing series on YouTube where you can get your product unboxed by a tech expert. You can also get feedback for your campaign by using Crowdinsight. Fulfillrite: Kickstarter and crowdfunding reward fulfillment services. They come highly recommended! SendPro Online by Pitney Bowes: Save time and money no matter what you send from letters and packages or overnights and flats.

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A wonderful and happy National Fried Clam Day! Get out there and eat something gross.-This week the boys have an abundance of ONE question, which is all about "Journey Quest" - a web series that are currently kickstarting their fourth season, it can also be found on Amazon Prime Video. The boys are asked to promote it.-It's a light news week this week, and here’s what's in the news bag:One Punch Man video game,Paul Rudd in new Ghostbusters movie,"The Boys" TV show trailer,People go bad on Good Omens.-Due to a lack of "usual" content on this weeks' episode, the boys talk about Ron's bad finger… twice, and run through IGN's list of best Spider-Man "movies", then finish things up with what they've been watching, what they've been playing and how are their parents.-If you'd like to contact the show, here's where you can get hold of the boys:Instagram.com/insertnameherecastFacebook.com/insertnameherecastTwitter.com/nameherecastinsertnameherecast@gmail.com-You can also head to insertnameherecast.com for everything else, including the BRAND NEW YouTube link and the AMAZON UK affiliate link.

Rev & BJ interview Ben Dobyns, CEO of Zombie Orpheus Entertainment, about the kickstarter to launch season 4 of JourneyQuest; the gang talks TV with Jessica Jones and Archer: 1999; Joe gives a review of DOTA 2's Auto-Chess; and we get the Geek Sheet with Vicky B! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We review Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

We review Knappogue Castle 12 Year Single Malt Irish Whiskey with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

We review Proper 12 Irish Whiskey for our series on Irish Whiskey with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

We review Proper 12 Irish Whiskey for our series on Irish Whiskey with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

Top ten whiskey shopping tips with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

Gabe talks all about gaming with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

We re-visit Tullamore Dew for our series on Irish Whiskey with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

We talk about what makes an Irish Whiskey an Irish Whiskey with our guest Christian Doyle of Journeyquest fame.

In this episode, we speak with Steve Wolbrecht, musician and actor. He is a member of Zombie Orpheous Entertainment, the independent content creation company behind such films as The Gamers: Dorkness Rising and Journeyquest. Intro music by Regular Gonzales, from his song Blackout.Outro music by Marcos H. Bolanos, from his song Extreme Fight.

In this episode, we speak with Steve Wolbrecht, musician and actor. He is a member of Zombie Orpheous Entertainment, the independent content creation company behind such films as The Gamers: Dorkness Rising and Journeyquest. Intro music by Regular Gonzales, from his song Blackout.Outro music by Marcos H. Bolanos, from his song Extreme Fight.

A perfect Steve Nicks beast, an animatronic moose, three lost sacred friendship beads and a quest for a bedpan. It's all here in this final (for now) episode of the Brouhaha in Boonville module of Epic For the Like Totally Epic Journey Quest.   To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII   To hear on iTunes, click here! And for Stitcher, here!   

As the mystery of the Brouhaha gets even more perplexing, our heroes Roxy Forrest, Nick McNasty and Corey McFly are sent on a side mission by Deputy Stewart Copeland to interrupt a planned assault on the local petting zoo. Corey will use his hot bod as a distraction, Roxy will pull water from the sky using her flashdancing skills and Nick will get a big unpleasant whiff of what's coming in the air tonight. (To hear this episode on iTunes, click here!) To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII  

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On this episode, the guys sit down with Ken Carlson, Deena Ingley, and Emilie Rommel Shimkus to talk about Ken's newest project, Penny Palabras. After his sci-fi comedy “Dead Drift,” Ken shifted gears to create a “cinematic adaptation” of the graphic novel. The storyline is based around ‘Penny Palabras, a strong young woman finding her place in a world that doesn't always make sense. She's been troubled by the supernatural for years, but now a sinister Straw Man is stalking her and threatening her friends and family. Penny's not like other kids – she's learned a few spells and enchantments with the help of a local librarian. Together, they've found a way to banish the Straw Man. All Penny has to do is make a deal with a Devil, but all deals with Devils come at a price' (taken from the about section of Penny Palabras website). The show kicks off with Ken telling the guys about his new project Penny Palabras, an adaptation of a graphic novel. He explains that it was originally filmed as a web series that turned into a featured film that is close to being released. Deena, who plays Penny, tells the guys about what intrigued her to play the character and how she related to her. Emilie, who plays Valerie, Penny's mom, then explains what brought her into the show and her appreciation of the well written it was. Justin then turns to Ken again and what his selling point was for the author to turn the graphic novel into a film. 15:05 – Conversation around the vlog that's available to fill in the blanks for people that want to dive deeper into the story. Ken discusses the book 1,000 True Fans and how essential they are for people to sustain their art career. Talk then goes to Magic and Kens upcoming Magic Booster Draft for American Heart Disease, held at Little Creek Casino Hotel. Scott then tells the group about his love for growing pineapples and Deena talks about her first time playing DND and her first character as a Druid Dwarf. Emilie also tells the group about acting in Journey Quest. 29:41 – Ken talks about the darkness of Penny Palabras and his plans to work on a light hearted project after Penny Palabras is done. He covers how some of the lines were right out of his childhood and the emotional toll the show has taken on him. Deena and Emilie also talk about divining into the darker characters they played and the ‘survival skill' of actors as they move into the character and then walking away when they're done playing it. Justin then asks about what advice each one of them would give to people that are wanting to start out in writing, directing, or acting. 39:32 – The discussion turns to practical effects vs. computer effects and what it's like for the actors to pretend and Ken going back and adding effects after the fact. Ken covers the scene with Penny lighting the book on fire in the bookstore, an example of when they were unable to pull the scene off without adding computer effects to it. Brogan talks about his recent visit to Mexico and his adventure with meeting the locals. This show comes to an end on where people that are interested can find Penny Palabras online and their booth at the upcoming Crypticon. Ken talks about Deena's dedication to recording the show from April – September and where people can find the actors individual website and social media. Thank you Ken, Deena, and Emilie for joining the guys for a captivating conversation! Special Guests: Deena Ingley, Emilie Rommel Shimkus, and Ken Carlson.

This week Mark thinks Amazon Prime is the best way to watch Journeyquest, we review Two Stars bourbon from Sazerac, and Mark looks back on his bottle of Skip Rock Rye.

Chilly fradulent fuzzy worms, Darwinistic romantic calculations, Salvation Army pickings, Cover Your Hind End Insurance...it's all here as Roxy Forest, Nick McNasty and Corey McFly wander around their hometown looking for cassingles, scratch-n-sniff stickers and their purpose in life!   To hear on iTunes, click here!    To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII    

Come to find out Gina McGaha is a lying tease! But she does put our heroes onto a mystery and cash reward involving someone wiping their filthy mouths on the brand new clothes featured at the Opossums and Pinafores boutique. Along the way they run into broken hearted and crusty footed teenagers, a journalist from Tiger Beat and local legend Filthy Fingers Farnsworths. All here on Legend of the Like Totally Epic Journey Quest! To hear on iTunes, click here!   To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII    

Corey McFly has finally cornered the iron pumping boyfriend of the object of his affection- Gina McGaha- on the town square lawn. This encounter somehow leads he, Roxy Forest and Nick McNasty into hiding in a Salvation Army dropbox, climbing fences to check out purported beauties, a hot pizza trivia battle and very powerful Sony Walkman. It's all here on Legend of the Like Totally Epic Journey Quest!  To hear this on iTunes, click here!   To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII      

The crew are in town and have acquired some mysterious Scratch n Sniff stickers, cassingles and Rubiks cube. Corey McFly is ready to give his heart to Gina McGaha but he's first got to retrieve her class ring from Buddy Childress. Our hero is detirmined to do what it takes to snag the prize, whether it's rumbling with godless heathens, completing a bear claw recipe or protecting an innocent soda machine, with help of course from his comrades foxy Roxy Forest and nerdy Nick McNasty.    To hear on iTunes, click here   To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII    

Nick McNasty is still imprisoned in his bedroom, Roxy Forest is trapped between a wall of fists and a radio full of ghosts, Skirdette is still drunk dancing in the front yard, all while Corey McFly is playing with a remote control that activates who knows what? The adventure continues complete with more Rush-inspired pitfalls, mysterious pinafore boutiques and sultry ladies trying to lure boys + 1 into their Mercedes.  To hear on iTunes, click here!   To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII    

  A role-playing game set in the 1980's! Music lover/aspiring dancer Roxy Forest, football jock Corey McFly and computer geek Nick McNasty join gamemaster Spun Counterguy for a trek into the heart of the neon decade. Join them as they seek love, music and liberation from tyrannical older sisters! To hear on iTunes, click here!  (courthouse photo courtesy of Ken Alvey/graphics by Mindub)   To hear episode I, click here! Episode II Episode III Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII   To hear on iTunes, click here! And for Stitcher, here!   

What! Another episode already? "Is Christmas here already?" we hear you ask. Haha, no way, stupid, even better than that! It's Teaguesday! What's Teaguesday, you ask? Just listen and find out! Also, technically it was yesterday, but like gimme a break, I was busy. It's a shorter episode, in which we discuss the reason for the season, Hat Quest, how to buy booze, both Dungeons AND Dragons, the nerdiest thing we've ever talked about, and fictional languages. CONLANGS, that's the word I was searching for, GOD. Happy Teaguesday, everybody! There's 10 days left on this campaign, check it out: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1464770493/the-orcish-english-dictionary-2nd-edition If you weren't bored out of your skull by our D&D shop talk, or you just like awesome things, and haven't seen this awesome thing yet, you NEED to watch JourneyQuest!: https://youtu.be/pVORGr2fDk8

Weeks in Review, Working Out, Sickness, JourneyQuest, Rogue One, Movies, Netflix, Orcish

Ben Dobyns, CEO and founder of Zombie Orpheus Entertainment. He’s started giving the company’s films away for free ever when he started the company—a tradition he’s proud to continue today. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – The Art of Game Design What CEO do you follow? –  Jamie Wilkinson Favorite online tool? — Slack Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— Yes If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Take the time to pursue the dream. Shortcuts will disempower you and empower other people”    Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:33 – Nathan introduces Ben to the show 01:57 – Ben had a terrible experience with Hollywood distribution in 2008 02:10 – Ben didn’t get paid for the film they made 02:18 – The company owed Ben $ 30,000 03:23 – “Independent films will lose your money if you invest in them” 03:34 – Ben launched his new company in 2010 and paid their investors back after a year 03:47 – Zombie Orpheus Entertainment was launched in 2010 03:59 – “We’re going to give people free films and share them” 04:10 – Ben had a realization that each film will be a form of advertising 04:33 – At the end of every episode, there’s a message that will lead viewers to give Zombie Orpheus Entertainment money 05:08 – Journey Quest series on Youtube 05:45 – Ben will let the viewers choose if they want to continue watching or not 06:04 – Based purely on fan contribution, Ben and his team are able to continue the show 06:16 – They made $ 30,000 for season 1 and from Kickstarter is $ 112,000 which funded season 2 06:28 – Zombie Orpheus Entertainment is now out of the investment cycle 07:07 – Zombie Orpheus Entertainment built a fan base on Facebook and Youtube 07:36 – Zombie Orpheus Entertainment had 1,117 unique backers for Journey Quest  07:57 – On Kickstarter, average contribution is $ 97 per backer 08:33 – The fan base is big for Zombie Orpheus Entertainment 09:01 – Ben done 3 Kickstarters this year 09:18 – Attack in the Darkness – raised $ 25,000 09:28 – The Gamers – raised $ 174,000 09:49 – Raised $575,000 for the 3 seasons of Journey Quest 10:04 – Ben setup a pre-funding page with public metrics for journey Quest 10:14 – 4,200 people added their names in the email list 10:29 – They launched with 4,600 names in their list on day 1 10:45 – Kickstarter attracted more people 11:06 – RenewJourneyQuest.com is the pre-funding page 12:00 – Ben has one of the best Kickstarter planning sheet 12:20 – The sheet is not currently for public use 12:36 – With Journey quest, the needed budget was $ 325,000 for the production 12:55 – Ben didn’t aim for profit for this Kickstarter 13:10 – Season 3 of Journey Quest will be moved to BackerKit for pledge management 13:55 – Ben isn’t looking for an exit or an IPO 15:00 – What Ben is doing is similar to a SaaS business model 15:50 – Ben has been offered venture capital but he won’t accept it 16:55 – Ben is going to release their world bible and their intellectual property to allow their commercial derivatives 17:45 – Ben uses Kickstarter to have a merchandise fusion with a reward program 17:55 – Ben is really picky with merchandise quality 18:25 – Keep Zombie Orpheus Entertainment’s shows alive by dropping a dollar or $ 5 at Patreon 21:07 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Use bad experiences as education and motivation. Venture capital is not always an option. Take the time to pursue the dream. Shortcuts will disempower you and empower other people.   Resources Mentioned: Toptal – Nathan found his development team using Toptal  for his new business Send Later. He was able to keep 100% equity and didn’t have to hire a co-founder due to the quality of Toptal  developers. Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible. Freshbooks – The site Nathan uses to manage his invoices and accounts. Leadpages  – The drag and drop tool Nathan uses to quickly create his webinar landing pages which convert at 35%+ Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books. Assistant.to – The site Nathan uses to book meetings with one email. Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Drip – Nathan uses Drip’s email automation platform and visual campaign builder to build his sales funnel. Patreon – Ben’s pledge page Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Kimberly Brouillette, M.A. Award-winning author Kimberly Brouillette is pleased to present Devil in the Details, the 2015 Paranormal Awards winner for ?ction. This second book in the thrilling paranormal Monastery Murder Series is the sequel to Secrets in the Shallows. Book 1 was the 2014 Paranormal Awards winner for ?ction, which she coauthored with Karen Vance Hammond. Currently, Kimberly is working on the ?nal book of the trilogy, Method in the Madness, which should be released late 2016. Kimberly earned her B.S. in earth science/geology from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and an M.A. in Biblical studies from Trinity Theological College & Seminary. She has been editor and contributing editor for numerous published books and has also written many published articles for periodicals and Internet blogs. She currently works for a regional magazine, while also focusing on her writing and editing projects. Kimberly also enjoys reading, writing, music, history, traveling and spending time with loved ones. Visit her website & blog to ?nd out more: www.KimberlyBrouillette.com www.goodsreads.com/Kimberly_Brouillette Also available from this author: Secrets in the Shallows (Book 1, The Monastery Murders) Abram's Journey: Quest for the Man in the Stars

Alternative Titles: Drakkarium Vs Two Bards: Non-Canon Crossover Valentine's Day Special Extended Addition Two Bards, One Drakk Andrew is joined by Ben Honeycutt in the co-host chair, as we sit down with the Two Bards. Scott C. Brown and Andy Dopieralski, from the Two Bards, One Mic podcast. Many of you will know Scott as Leo/Flynn the Fine from The Gamers: Dorkness Rising and The Gamers: Hands of Fate. Andy does most of his work behind the camera, on things like Journey Quest and The Gamers: Hands of Fate, however you can catch him in quick roles in Hands of Fate and Natural 1. This turned into a long episode, but it's fantastic, we had a lot of fun recording. Check it out, and make sure to check out all the things below related to our guests! Two Bards, One Mic Podcast: http://www.twobards.com/ Support Journey Quest 3!!!: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zombieorpheus/journeyquest-season-3

This week we interview Matt Vancil, writer and director of two fantastic series: The Gamers and JourneyQuest! Support Matt and Co. by picking up some DVDs, Blu-Rays and or merch! http://fansupported.net/ Click here to download the podcast directly. You can follow us on Twitter: @geekimprovement, send us an email: podcast@geekimprovement.com or call in at 65 RING GEEK (657-464-4335). We’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions for topics! Drop us a line! Show Notes: Dead Gentlemen Productions - http://deadgentlemen.com/ Zombie Orpheus Entertainment - http://zombieorpheus.com/ The Gamers - http://deadgentlemen.com/projects/the-gamers-series/the-gamers/gamers-watch-it-now/, YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiTEHqAeanw The Gamers: Dorkness Rising - http://deadgentlemen.com/projects/the-gamers-series/dorkness-rising/, YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3buuXcHOBkI The Gamers: Hand of Fate - http://watchthegamers.com/, Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/72313320 JourneyQuest - http://www.journey-quest.com/, YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVORGr2fDk8&list=PLB600313D4723E21F

We visit Nerdapalooza, chat about the Cloak and Blaster pub, discover geeky children’s books and more! Click here to download the podcast directly. You can follow us on Twitter: @geekimprovement, send us an email: podcast@geekimprovement.com or call in at 65 RING GEEK (657-464-4335). We’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions for topics! Drop us a line! Show Notes: Nerdapalooza - http://nerdapalooza.org/ Geeky kids books by Charles Thurston - http://charlesthurston.com/ Southern Pinball Festival 2013 - http://southernpinballfestival.com Leather Beer Bottle Holster - http://www.etsy.com/listing/130699189/leather-beer-bottle-belt-holster The Cloak and Blaster - http://www.cloakandblaster.com/ Second Hand Choppers - http://secondhandchoppers.com/ Steampunk Tower - http://www.cultofmac.com/250309/steampunk-tower-is-our-ios-game-of-the-week-editors-pick/ SweetFX - http://www.guru3d.com/files_details/sweetfx_shader_suite_download.html Minecraft Shaders - http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1924484-162-glsl-shaders-for-minecraft-162/ Hearthstone - http://us.battle.net/hearthstone/en/ The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition Release Date - http://www.theonering.net/torwp/2013/10/14/80477-the-hobbit-an-unexpected-journey-extended-edition-release-date/ The Strange - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1433901524/the-strange-a-tabletop-rpg-by-bruce-cordell-and-mo Osciloscope Watch - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/920064946/oscilloscope-watch Dark Horse Plans Video Game Comics: Witcher, EVE, Yaiba - http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/10/14/dark-horse-plans-video-game-comics-witcher-eve-yaiba/ Macaw - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/macaw/macaw-the-code-savvy-web-design-tool JourneyQuest - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVORGr2fDk8&list=PLB600313D4723E21F The Gamers: Dorkness Rising - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3buuXcHOBkI The Gamers: Hands of Fate - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DvlNV0riXw

It's time for another episode of GenreTainment with Marx & Julie. This episode they chat with director & producer Ben Dobyns (JourneyQuest, The Gamers: Hands of Fate), the co-founder of the very popular Zombie Orpheus Entertainment (aka ZOE for short).The company has also formed a collective of similar minded productions, like Reality On Demand, Aidan 5, Standard Action,Transolar Galactica and more. But ZOE has taken a very bold new direction with their Phase II plans. Dobyns tells us all about Phase II, plus talks about upcoming projects and hints at what we can expect from ZOE in the future.Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series and comic books; plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.Links:Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail@MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time, GenreTainment chats with actress Jen Page (Gamers: Dorkness Rising, JourneyQuest, Chop Socky Boom, Geek Seekers). She'll be talking about acting in these great films & web series from the Seattle area, plus telling us all about her newest film, Project London.Project London is an independent, feature-length, live action movie with intense visual effects and animations created with the open source software Blender and 250 worldwide volunteers. Page tells us about the film, how fans can continue to support it, and much more about her other projects.Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.Links:GenreTainment on FacebookTelevision on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own TrailMarx on Twitter: @MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Transform and Rollout: Not just for Mew anymore Dare to believe that NFR has survived to return for episode 4, as Megatron, Starscream and Soundwave Austen, Donald and Stephen take you on a journey through their latest round of gaming adventures. Stephen leads off New Business with the Recommended-for-Kairon dating sim visual novel Sprung, notable for being a DS launch title and getting snake eyes in EGM, which is somehow comparable to Phoenix Wright? Stephen continues with the PS2 version of Culdecpt (recently released in Japan on 3DS, coming out in America half past never) before finishing with the most unusual "game" in history: a time-travelling Microsoft Office training program starring the infamous Clippy.  Is it a long-lost Super Solvers classic, or should it belong in the edutainment trash bin next to Mario's Time Machine? Donald attempts to bring sanity to the proceedings with a collection of games that would make Ian Dury happy: "Sex" (or the lack thereof) in Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky; "Rock and Roll" (along with several other genres) in the XBLA rhythm game Rock Band Blitz (thus continuing our 4 episode-long string of rhythm games); and on "Drugs" is how he feeled while playing NWR's Game of the Decade Metroid Prime (via Metroid Prime Trilogy). Austen then summons his pale horse for the genre-mashing Darksiders 2; brings us closer to the Matrix with Transformers:  Fall of Cybertron (a game that truly lights that franchise's darkest hour); and wraps up with further observations from the Vita-outselling (though at only 40,000 copies that's not saying much...) The Last Story, which takes a turn for the Assassin's Creed rather unexpectedly along with elements of...Quest 64? Well, the law of averages dictates that something would eventually.  In what other game can you receive a bag of money just for sitting on a bench one minute; a moment later learn to swim with the use of magic frogs; and then later watch with glee as your generic, spiky-haired swordsman charges head-first at an all-powerful villain (seriously, why do they DO that?) just to be swatted away? After the return of Now Postal Now Posted, Whatcha Been Watching has a little bit of everything. Stephen has a spot of tea while visiting the friendly Doctor Who, a touch of reality TV with the ultra-sugary Cake Boss, and LARPing with the Dungeons and Dragons-inspired Journey Quest. Donald has a report from the biggest TV party of the week - The Price is Right 40th Anniversary Special, and Austen shows his animated side with the first season/collection Blu-rays of Transformers: Prime (Hey, North American animation!) and Persona 4: The Animation (apparently Yu Narukami Charlie's a jerk now that he's been given a personality and spoken dialogue.  Who knew?) A staggering Listener Mail shortage and the Persona 4 discussion leads to this week's Feature Discussion on reinvention and iteration. Is there a time to do it right? Or basically, do you want Castlevania II or III? As usual, the 1Up/Poison Mushrooms wrap it up with discussion of issues like Zen Pinball 2's table install problems on PS3/Vita, the rows of black cats that apparently run past Platinum Games' headquarters every day, and how the enhanced versions of this show are getting out faster than usual. We're still looking for feedback and questions for Listener Mail, which you can send to nintendofreeradio@gmail.com.  You can also post in our thread on the NWR forums, or leave us comments under this post on our website at http://nintendofreeradio.podbean.com.  Finally, if you're an iTunes user, be sure to drop us a rating as well so we know what you want to hear on future episodes!  Nothin's gonna stand in our way of bringing you another action-packed intellectually stimulating ungodly-long episode in 2 weeks, but in the meantime: "Till All Are One!" This podcast was edited by Stephen Shook. All music is copyrighted to their original owners and is used under fair use protection.

Transform and Rollout: Not just for Mew anymore Dare to believe that NFR has survived to return for episode 4, as Megatron, Starscream and Soundwave Austen, Donald and Stephen take you on a journey through their latest round of gaming adventures. Stephen leads off New Business with the Recommended-for-Kairon dating sim visual novel Sprung, notable for being a DS launch title and getting snake eyes in EGM, which is somehow comparable to Phoenix Wright? Stephen continues with the PS2 version of Culdecpt (recently released in Japan on 3DS, coming out in America half past never) before finishing with the most unusual "game" in history: a time-travelling Microsoft Office training program starring the infamous Clippy.  Is it a long-lost Super Solvers classic, or should it belong in the edutainment trash bin next to Mario's Time Machine? Donald attempts to bring sanity to the proceedings with a collection of games that would make Ian Dury happy: "Sex" (or the lack thereof) in Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky; "Rock and Roll" (along with several other genres) in the XBLA rhythm game Rock Band Blitz (thus continuing our 4 episode-long string of rhythm games); and on "Drugs" is how he feeled while playing NWR's Game of the Decade Metroid Prime (via Metroid Prime Trilogy). Austen then summons his pale horse for the genre-mashing Darksiders 2; brings us closer to the Matrix with Transformers:  Fall of Cybertron (a game that truly lights that franchise's darkest hour); and wraps up with further observations from the Vita-outselling (though at only 40,000 copies that's not saying much...) The Last Story, which takes a turn for the Assassin's Creed rather unexpectedly along with elements of...Quest 64? Well, the law of averages dictates that something would eventually.  In what other game can you receive a bag of money just for sitting on a bench one minute; a moment later learn to swim with the use of magic frogs; and then later watch with glee as your generic, spiky-haired swordsman charges head-first at an all-powerful villain (seriously, why do they DO that?) just to be swatted away? After the return of Now Postal Now Posted, Whatcha Been Watching has a little bit of everything. Stephen has a spot of tea while visiting the friendly Doctor Who, a touch of reality TV with the ultra-sugary Cake Boss, and LARPing with the Dungeons and Dragons-inspired Journey Quest. Donald has a report from the biggest TV party of the week - The Price is Right 40th Anniversary Special, and Austen shows his animated side with the first season/collection Blu-rays of Transformers: Prime (Hey, North American animation!) and Persona 4: The Animation (apparently Yu Narukami Charlie's a jerk now that he's been given a personality and spoken dialogue.  Who knew?) A staggering Listener Mail shortage and the Persona 4 discussion leads to this week's Feature Discussion on reinvention and iteration. Is there a time to do it right? Or basically, do you want Castlevania II or III? As usual, the 1Up/Poison Mushrooms wrap it up with discussion of issues like Zen Pinball 2's table install problems on PS3/Vita, the rows of black cats that apparently run past Platinum Games' headquarters every day, and how the enhanced versions of this show are getting out faster than usual. We're still looking for feedback and questions for Listener Mail, which you can send to nintendofreeradio@gmail.com.  You can also post in our thread on the NWR forums, or leave us comments under this post on our website at http://nintendofreeradio.podbean.com.  Finally, if you're an iTunes user, be sure to drop us a rating as well so we know what you want to hear on future episodes!  Nothin's gonna stand in our way of bringing you another action-packed intellectually stimulating ungodly-long episode in 2 weeks, but in the meantime: "Till All Are One!" This podcast was edited by Stephen Shook. All music is copyrighted to their original owners and is used under fair use protection.

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with the fiilmmakers and web series creators of Dead Gentlemen Productions. They talk about their various films and web series: the giant hit JourneyQuest, the popular The Gamers & The Gamers 2: Dorkness Rising films, Demon Hunters, and more. They talk about their current projects (which star Dollhouse and Cabin in the Woods' Fran Kranz and MMA superstar Bob Sapp), suggestions for must see web series, how they manage to raise so much money for their projects, answer questions about Zombie Orpheus Entertainment (a unique conglomerate of web series working together), give tips for web series creators, and talk about the future of web series and independent film. Dead Gentlemen are doing some very cutting edge and exciting work that is changing how indie filmmakers distribute and raise funds, so be sure to check out this interview. Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.

This week Roll For Initiative had the opportunity to talk with the talented actress and star of The Gamers 2: Dorkness Rising, Jen Page. Website www.JenPage.net Facebook www.facebook.com/thejenpage JourneyQuest www.journey-quest.com/ Geek Seekers Facebook Page www.facebook.com/GeekSeekers