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We were very fortunate to have Mario Rubio from Thrown Into Exile on the podcast to talk about their new EP, "Passageways". Enjoy! Thrown Into Exile Socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thrownintoexile/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThrownIntoExile TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thrownintoexile YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ThrownIntoExile Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/thrown-into-exile/619888175 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5nM8rGLz4b1g6ZwAsWPFep Grab some GNP Merch!: https://goodnoisepodcast.creator-spring.com/ Check out the recording gear we use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/goodnoisepodcast Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/goodnoisepodcast Good Noise Podcast Socials: Twitter: https://twitter.com/good_noise_cast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodnoisepodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodnoisepod Discord: https://discord.gg/nDAQKwT YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFHKPdUxxe1MaGNWoFtjoJA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/04IMtdIrCIvbIr7g6ttZHi All other streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/goodnoisepodcast Bandcamp: https://goodnoiserecords.bandcamp.com/

Rey and Glenn discuss the PlayStation 5 Pro, Empire of the Ants, PDP Afterglow Wave controller, “Console Wars” DLC for Atari 50,Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered,Farming Simulator 25 and MUCH more! 4:38 - Socom 14:10 - LEGO Horizon Adventures 18:00 PlayStation 5 Pro 19:20 - No Man's Sky 29:39 - Empire of the Ants 35:04 - Passageway of the Ancients 39:29 - PDP Afterglow Wave with Motion for Switch 45:07 - Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection 46:34 - ‘Console Wars' DLC for Atari 50 47:21 - Starship Troopers 48:12 - FartMania 49:32 - Yakuza: Kiwami (Switch) 50:45 - RetroRealms 52:45 - Kong: Survivor Instinct 54:58 - Blazing Strike 56:32 - Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered 57:53 - Farming Simulator 25 59:56 - The Crew: Motorfest 1:02:17 - Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 1:17:05 - Metaphor Refantazio 1:19:40 - Batman: Arkham Shadows 1:26:12 - Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

Chapter 561 - "Are You Going To Do This" ...as read by Evan Seidlitz of Thrown Into ExileToday we welcome Thrown Into Exile vocalist Evan Seidlitz to the podcast. Thrown Into Exile just released their new ep, Passageways. Evan talks about the Cleveland metal and hardcore scene and his part in it, moving to LA to explore musical opportunities, joining, leaving, and then rejoining Thrown Into Exile, the band's hope for the future, and more. Listen to Pasageways herehttps://www.patreon.com/c/asthestorygrowshttps://asthestorygrows.substack.com/DiscordEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.comChapter 561 Music:Thrown Into Exile - "Last Breath"Thrown Into Exile - "Killing The Only One"Thrown Into Exile - "Desolation"Thrown Into Exile - "The Forsaken" 

Download Episode 1007 – Die on This Hill creator Sam Greszes joins the show to chat about the Kickstarter for his game, so let’s go!The show kicks off with Pernell Vaughan, Chris Taylor, Andy Sperry, and Aki on hand to welcome Sam Greszes to the show to chat all about his brand new in development party game Die On This Hill, a party game of crazy takes and debating those takes to the end! Hear about the creation of the game, playtests, Kickstarter Reward plans, future ideas, and tons more! Plus later in the show we’ve got our usual batch of reviews!0:00 - Intro/Die On This Hill Interview50:40 - Tetris Forever - Digital Eclipse (Pernell)1:03:15 - Up to Par - It’s Anecdotal (Andy)1:09:05 - IREM Collection Volume 2 - IREM, Tozai Games, ININ Games (Chris)1:23:33 - Passageway of the Ancients - Passageway Games (Andy)1:32:51 - SlavicPunk: Oldtimer - Red Square Games, Gaming Factory (Pernell)1:46:50 - Journey to Kreisia - EXE-CREATE, KEMCO (Chris)2:01:42 - SML After Dark: Fetish Locator Week 3 - ViNovella Games (Aki)The show ends with a track from upcoming MAGFest Main Stage performers Pokérus Project’s new album Critical Hit!2:13:44 - Pokérus Project - Vampire Killer (Castlevania)https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dieonthishill/die-on-this-hill-a-debate-game-for-the-brainwormedhttps://bsky.app/profile/sam.robotsfightingdinosaurs.comhttps://www.digitaleclipse.com/https://www.itsanecdotal.com/https://tozaigames.co.jp/https://www.iningames.com/https://linktr.ee/passagewaygameshttps://redsquare.games/https://gamingfactory.pl/https://www.exe-create.co.jp/https://www.kemco-games.com/https://vinovella.itch.io/https://pokerusproject.com/https://www.keymailer.co/https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sml-podcast/id826998112https://open.spotify.com/show/6KQpzHeLsoyVy6Ln2ebNwKhttps://terraplayer.com/shows/the-sml-podcasthttps://twitter.com/theSMLpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/theSMLpodcast/https://thesmlpodcast-shop.fourthwall.com/ALL REVIEWED GAMES HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR FREE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ANY COVERAGE ON THE SHOW

Having played their opening gambits, the leaders of Palisade now find they face unprecedented situations. At the center of it is the being calling itself Wakeful, an emerging gestalt consciousness comprised of (but irreducible to) the Divines freed from the Garden of Fidelity. As the guilty hide in its shadow, the Cause must determine how to act. Is this a new front to the war, or something else?  This week on PALISADE: A Palette of Colors Pt. 6 Passageways to windows that don't close Dossier Places Chimera's Lantern: The second moon of Palisade, shaped oddly like a wasp's nest or paper lantern. New arrivals to the world find its occasional glow unnatural and frightening. Home to the Chimeric Cadent (they/them, it/its), an amalgam of the ancient Excerpt ⸢Signet⸣, the mysterious Waking Cadent, and the Divine Belgard. As one being, they protect the corpses of a number of Divines, including Sagacity, Dissent, Felicity, Barricade, and Bounty—its newest resident. Currently, Stel Nideo's master armsmith, the Divine Consecration, lays siege to the Cadent's refuge, attempting to rebuild an army to reconquer Palisade. Temple of the Threshold: Built at the center of a massive bridge that crosses the Diadem, this temple served as the home of New Asterism and its false prophet until Future fled under the protection of the Devotees. Now, it is home to Wakeful, the (post-)Divine gestalt. Divines The Divine Future (they/them, it/its): An ancient divine, dating back to the second major war in the Golden Branch star sector. Exists in the form of a golden orb slightly larger than a softball or bocce ball, which can either be carried by or hover around its Elect. Historically, it has been bidden to share its unparalleled perspective on the hopes and dreams of its chosen (and the endless vigor with which to pursue those goals). Now, sensing Wakeful's strength, Future has provided the rhetorical pathway for itself, Devotion, Crusade, and the fragments of Stel Nideo on Palisade to come under the gestalt being's protection—and perhaps to reshape its destiny. The Divine Integrity (it/its): Sometimes appearing as an articulated staff or a metallic spine, Integrity integrates itself into its chosen user. Once the two are connected, Integrity becomes a powerful exoskeleton, and supports its user in matters of military and morale. Until being assassinated by Brnine, Dahlia, the Glorious Princept, was the elect of Integrity. Now, it has found a new home in Thisbe. The Divine Motion (she/her): One of the founding members of the Pact, the necromantic Apostolosian divine once led its infamous retinue, the Black Century, on Partizan. They were defeated and dispersed, turned into part of Kalmeria, during Operation Shackled Sun.  Mysteries Wakeful (any): Wounded, yet still curious. Cautious, yet still creative. Powerful, yet still vulnerable.  Wakeful is a newly emerging, gestalt being composed by the Divines freed from the Garden of Fidelity and the Delegates who have rejoined with them. Wakeful has found itself in an odd position, as the remaining forces of Stel Nideo, the Devotees, and Future vow themselves to what they call its new Kingdom on Palisade. How this new, potentially post-divine being develops—and how it will relate to those who have suffered under occupation on Palisade—remains unclear. The Iconoclasts: Something beyond the human, desperate to eradicate subjectivity itself. After their messenger, the Usher of Truth, was delivered to The Witch in Glass, they have found themselves serving a new master. Hosted by Austin Walker (@austin_walker) Featuring Janine Hawkins (@bleatingheart) Sylvi Bullet (@sylvibullet), Ali Acampora (@ali_west), Art Martinez-Tebbel (@atebbel), Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal), Keith J Carberry (@keithjcarberry) and Andrew Lee Swan (@swandre3000) Produced by Ali Acampora  Music by Jack de Quidt (available on bandcamp) Text by Austin Walker Cover Art by by aurahack (aurahack.jp) With thanks to Amelia Renee, Arthur B., Bill Kaszubski, Cassie Jones, chocoube, Clark, DB, deepFlaw, Edwin Adelsberger, Emrys, Greg Cobb, Ian O'Dea, Ian Urbina, Irina A., Jack Shirai, Jake Strang, Katie Diekhaus, Ken George, Kristina Harris Esq, L Tantivy, Mark Conner, Mike & Ruby, Muna A, Nat Knight, Nich Maragos, Quinn Pollock, Robert Lasica, Shawn Drape, Shawn Hall, Summer Rose, TeganEden, Thomas Whitney, and weakmint for their support For the finale, we are playing Questlandia 2nd Edition. This season we played Armour Astir: Advent with additional playbooks from Strangers in the Night and 106th Astir Squadron. If you enjoy the show, consider supporting the TTRPG.  This episode was made with support from listeners like you! To support us, you can go to friendsatthetable.cash.  

This week on #NoSuggestionPod we welcome the bright, chipper, and endearing actor, voiceover artist, and improv comedian, Josh Hurley (@joshhurley)! Co-host Aston Hollins (@astonhollins) and got to really wind through a vast array of topics in this lovely and nostalgic conversation with Josh, where we reminisce about many of our childhood favorites, like the movies Clue, Young Frankenstein, Akira, Wayne's World, and particularly Robin Williams classics Hook and Mrs. Doubtfire, as well as fond memories of TV shows like Carol Burnett Show, and Golden Girls. We also talk about the nature of art, the tensions between generations, getting locked out of Tik-Tok, we have a serious debate about the central ideas in the films Barbie and Poor Things, and more! We also have an abundance of hilarious and surreal improv scenes in this episode, including a scene that follows an intense interrogation around a suspected candy jar thief on Easter weekend. This episode is so dynamic, silly, thoughtful, nostalgic, sweet, and full of comedy. It's a quite unexpected gem! We know you'll enjoy Josh, give this episode a listen! And if you enjoy it, please rate, subscribe, and tell a friend! You can learn more about Ralf, his comedy, his music (as Precious Gorgeous), his acting, his teaching, this podcast, find full episodes of this podcast, and more at preciousgorgeous.com!

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Liam Henderson & Johannah Randall speak with PassageWay's Chris Johns (10:30) to hear about their realtime digital signs placed in communities to help users understand, interpret and act on multi-modal transport information, displayed in a human-centred way. With references to Nudge Theory, overcoming digital exclusion, and the provision of FREE digital signs funded by TfL. Chris give some insight for new companies on how to communicate their offer, where to find connections and implores founders to take advantage of those networking opportunities! Plus our take on the Interchange conference that happened in Manchester last week: What did we learn from the sub-national transport bodies about the balance between local and regional focus, and policy versus delivery. Plus, plus our experience with the Social Value Tool used in public procurement exercises: how does a tech start up commit to 'becoming' carbon zero, what happens if they already are? Links referenced: PassageWay: Smart Digital Signs - passage-way.com Free PassageWay TfL Service Status Digital Sign - passage-way.com/londontransportstatus Left Behind Londoners - londontravelwatch.org.uk/campaigns/digital-exclusion

The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT The UK startup PassageWay operates with the interesting mission of using technology that nudges people to make well-informed and more sustainable decisions about how they get from A to B. That's done by thinking through and developing the presentation layer for Real-Time Passenger Information content that's then run on digital signs, most notably for the bus systems around the city of London. PassageWay's business model is - in simple terms - taking the rich, real-time data available for routes and stops and making it presentable and digestible for transport authorities, like Transport For London, which pays the start-up to do so. The logical notion is that the more that good, real-time information is made available to people, the more the transport services will be used. While London Underground stations are well-equipped with information and the services are pretty predictable, there's not as much available to the millions who use less-predictable surface transport services like the iconic double-decker red buses. I had a good chat about all this recently with PassageWay co-founder Chris Johns. Subscribe from wherever you pick up new podcasts. TRANSCRIPT Chris, thank you for joining me. Can you tell me what PassageWay is all about?  Chris Johns: Thanks so much for inviting us to your podcast today. PassageWay is all about generating demand for public transport by leveraging real-time information. We do this by putting it onto digital signs that are displayed on host-supplied screens and typically these screens only require a modern browser to display the digital sign.  You made a point of saying the host supplied. There's been a history through the years of companies who've done things like put in the infrastructure, the screens, and so on and then run content on them with the idea that content would be Interrupted so to speak by advertising. You're not going down that path.  Chris Johns: No, we're not. Typically those sorts of plays are similar to JC Decaux or Clear Channel who have long had this relationship with transport authorities whereby they will fund the deployment of bus shelters in return for an ad revenue share. We supply transport for London with digital signs that are displayed at bus shelters but also within their other infrastructure like bus stations. But really we're more citywide about putting digital signs into places such as schools, hospitals, workplaces, offices, and such in order to generate demand from the sort of non-traditional locations and encouraging the people within those locations to consider public transport. So this doesn't sound like a traditional business, you said, this is about generating demand to use public transport services and so on versus, more traditionally, this is about making money somehow or other.  Chris Johns: Yeah. I think that's the difference, a lot of those traditional plays actually put the real-time information secondary to their primary objective which is to earn revenue from the display of ads. And to my mind, that means a poor customer experience and the poor customer experience means reduced demand. If you think about traditional bus shelters, they are actually incredibly complex for many people trying to navigate the public transport information. If you're coming to London, for example, trying to find out which is the right bus? Is it going to go to your preferred stop? How long is it going to take? Is there any disruption information? If you don't have it, it will make you want to go and choose a different mode of transport. So, you probably take a taxi or you may end up using your own car, for example. Actually what we're trying to do is to show people that public transport is really easy to use. It's really accessible. It can get you from A to B pretty fast. And if you're aware of the onward travel information from the stop you're trying to get to, then actually, you can make the whole journey much easier and less stressful, for many people. So this almost seems like a community initiative but there is a business model behind this, right?  Chris Johns: Yeah, there is. The business model is pretty straightforward, to be honest. We are paid by the transport authority or their contract partners and our job is to provide these digital signs and the digital signs generate demand. So in a different way of thinking, you might consider the real time information as being the best form of advertising for public transport. Certainly better than a static advert, in my opinion, anyway.  Your company's efforts are to aggregate the data, make sure it's handled accurately and always up to date, and so on. Why would transport for London not do that themselves?  Chris Johns: Yeah, they do. Transport for London is the world's largest integrated transport network and they have the global leading data strategy. And they're famed the world over for their open API strategy. That means we can access their data and we pretty much have unfettered use of that data. And so do many other developers as well and we can Be sure that the data we've got is true and accurate. What we do is that we take that information and we plot it around a particular location and we bring it together with a legible London-style wayfinding map, where we plot the access points onto it and then we bring it all together into a sort of nice looking digital sign that's easy to understand and act upon.  So we're not generating data or we're not modifying data, all we're doing is bringing data together into an easy-to-understand format.  So you're doing the presentation layer that in theory, transport for London could do themselves but you're good at it. it's not what they want to focus on. So they're happy to work with you to do that part of it.  Chris Johns: That's right. Yeah. We are a supplier to TFL and they use lots of other different tech suppliers whether it's to build their award winning TFL go app or to build bus shelters whatever it may be. They have lots of different suppliers bringing their individual skill sets into play and that's basically what we do. But I think that one of the things that we do bring to the party because we're a tech startup is innovation and the ability to pivot quickly and come up with sort of entrepreneurial new ideas that we can bring into play and throw them out to TFL and say, listen, what do you think about this? And so we can move quite quickly.  Did you have to go to them to sell into this or is your company kind of a result of being in discussions with them and starting the company because this opportunity existed? Chris Johns: It's a mix between the two actually. So TFL actually issued a tender some time ago that we want to produce the platform and we've taken it on from there and given it a life of its own and extended the service beyond London as well. So working with other transport authorities and other partners outside of London.  So this is audio, so it makes it a little difficult to visualize things. But can you give me some sense of how this manifests itself within the transport system? And then in public and private buildings.  Chris Johns: Okay. I'll give you a couple of examples. For example, in every bus station across London, there are digital totems. And those digital totems are a bit like an airport or a train station where you've got a central totem and it shows all the services where they're going and whereabouts within the bus station they're leaving from and if there's any disruptions. So we look after all of those for London. Another example would be smart bus shelters, whereby you could have a large format digital screen with detailed route maps for each of the services that are running via that bus shelter with real time information on all those routes plotted not on a fixed JPEG of a route but actually plotted live onto a legible London style map. With onward time estimation to reach all the onward stops, onward travel information such as the tube status, any disruption notifications and more so that people can quite easily contextualize their journey and see if it's going to be running smoothly all the way through. Another example, could be at a bus stop itself. So across London, there are about 18,000 bus stops and only about 2000 bus shelters. So only about 2000 of these locations have any real time information. So what we can do for those ones is put in QR codes and customers can scan the QR codes and open up a real time digital sign on their personal device with no registration, no login, no heavy download. It's just a purely web based solution that shows all the upcoming departures for that particular stop with detailed route information, onward stop information et cetera and then links to download the official apps. So it's like an interstitial page where it's easy for everyone to access. Hopefully you're going to convert more people into downloading the official apps. Now the official app is the TFL official app or yours?  Chris Johns: No, we don't do apps. I'm afraid. One of the points about what we're doing is about trying to make everything as open and as accessible as possible. So there is no registration, there's no login, there's no download. All you need Is a modern web browser and you can access the information. We don't ask anything from the customers. We don't track them. We don't do anything really about that.  Yeah. That's one of the problems when you go to an unfamiliar city and you decide I'm going to use their transport system. You go to the app store to find the app for the mass transport system in that city. And there's five or six of them and you don't know which one is official or which one's riddled with ads or not updated or God knows what. Chris Johns: Yeah. In London, I can't really speak for other cities because our primary focus is London, that's our area of expertise. But there are hundreds of thousands of people who are digitally excluded. People who don't have smartphones at all and then there is a whole another segment that are extremely low digital users and I think in London, there's about 2 million of those, according to a Lloyd's report. You've got about 2.5 million people that are not going to be using smartphones or not downloading apps and you've got to provide real time information to those people because those are also a core audience for the transport authority because they tend to be looking at the demographic. They match perfectly the sort of TFL bus user type. But at the moment they're somewhat excluded from the service or the latest developments of promoting those services.  Is the focus more as a result on road transport, buses and so on, as opposed to the London underground? Because the underground has maps. It's got covered areas and everything else. It's easier to convey information.  Chris Johns: That's right. Like train stations and tubes, they're fairly straightforward. You go onto the platform, you take a train going one way or the other way or if you go to a train station, it's all linear. But if you're taking buses or you want to go get a bicycle, they're within the built environment itself. And they could be going pretty much any direction. And you really need to know where the best location is for you to find your particular service and then how long you're going to wait and if there's any problems with that particular service. Also the other thing is that the tube services are linear again. They're always getting the district line, for example and are always going to go to those particular routes, one way or the other. They might stop slightly earlier but generally, they're always going to follow that same path. And if you wait one minute, then the next one's coming along for two or three minutes. So what we do is that we just show on the tube status. We show if there's any problems on any particular line. And then we say all of the lines are running fine, which is the sort of TFL standard approach to displaying the statements  Yeah. This year I've spent a couple of weeks in London, doing interviews and then I was there semi holidaying as well and I was struck by the amount of real time information that you could get on. I was taking the Elizabeth line more than anything else and it was terrific in terms of telling me, I definitely don't want to go on the Circle line right now. Chris Johns: Yes. the Northern line.  The really old ones. Chris Johns: Yeah, some of them are better than others, to be honest. Also you've got to pick the right one. It's freezing in London at the moment and some of them have heating and some of them don't. Like in the summer, some of them have air con and some of them don't as well. We don't flag that as much. I couldn't tell you offhand which ones are which. Toko on here is stifling.  Chris Johns: Yeah. It could be useful information to many people.   What you're doing is a little reminiscent of a US company called TransitScreen.  Chris Johns: Yeah, I know. I've heard of TransitScreen. Yeah. They would sell a service into a building and they would also layer in things like the availability of Rideshare, Dockless bikes. I'm not sure what their status is right now but probably scooters as well. Do you do any of that? Chris Johns: Not at the moment. It is something that we are quite interested in. But we are dependent on the data sources that are available to us. And obviously we are primarily funded by TFL as well. Our modus operandi is to really promote TFL services. When we've looked at it before there are Lime and Forest e-bikes for example, across London. But they don't actually have an open API that we can access. The other thing I think separates us from the transit screen service, I think they've rebranded actually now. But I think they don't tend to have maps or contextual maps on their screens. They tend to be very linear in terms of saying information is available on this particular site type of service at this particular place. And that it's 500 meters where you have to go and work out which direction it is, whereas in London, we've got what's called the legible London wayfinding scheme. So across London, you find all these Totems which are just flat totems, they're not real time information. But they've got localized maps with all the local highlights on it. So, there's a sort of native way of expecting maps and how they should appear to people as they're moving through the built environment that we've tried to replicate. Ultimately, what we'd like to do is to take over those totems and convert them from being static information locations to being real time digital totems with wayfinding public transport information and other information as well.  I suspect the barriers, there are steady advances in e-paper. As that gets better versus using LCD or things like that require a lot of energy to be visible in daylight.  Chris Johns: Yeah. I think you hit the nail on the head there or bleakly by saying, really the issue is cost and technology. There are hundreds of legible London totems around London. Not all of them have power nearby and the cost to convert each and every one of them would be very substantial but if we can bring in as technology advances and things become cheaper, solar power and other sort of lower energy burn options come into play then that's where we're hoping that there's an opportunity. So, I think I saw you guys have your offices or technical location and the Battersea area. If the Battersea power station which is now a kind of a multi use mall and other things, wanted to put your content on a large screen in their main access areas, would they need to do what's involved? Chris Johns: It's really quite straightforward. They just need to install a screen of any particular size, it can be small or super large. We put a 75 inch screen into an office complex, Paternoster Square, just a week or so ago. But you can go for pretty much any size screen. The larger ones tend to be ethernet connected rather than Wi Fi connected. As long as that screen has browser capability then we can deploy a digital sign onto it. And it will be suitable for displaying both small scale and large scale. So you could have it within a stadium. If you've been to the power station, they've got the huge sort of warehouse-y style engine rooms there which are now full of shops but you could put one at the end of one of those engine rooms and it would look fantastic.  Yeah. I was there three-four months ago. It's a great reworking of that building. Outside they could really use wayfinding but that's somebody else's problem.  Chris Johns: Yeah. Also there's boats there as well. So Uber has taken over the boats in London. So, unfortunately they no longer provide data onto the TFL data feed. And so we're trying to work with them to get data from them. But at the moment, they're not included within the TFL API feed. I'm understanding this correctly, there's a URL per geo-specific site.  Chris Johns: That's right.  And if it was a digital sign in a building that was also showing, if we're using the Battersea Power Station as an example, also showing sales promotions for some of the retail tenants, could your information be scheduled in or does it need to be on there full time? Chris Johns: No, it doesn't need to be full-time. Obviously, we're very aware that digital screens need to pay for themselves and often that's through advertising. Our content can be part of a playlist and run for 15-20 seconds every 40 seconds or whatever the host decides is best. So, we're working on another project at the moment which is actually something very similar to that, whereby the content will rotate with other content about walking routes, heritage and other information that takes to a particular place. Because obviously, public transport information is not the only thing that's of interest to people as they're moving through the built environment. But it's one of the time sensitive things that is important to them.  Because it's web based information, is it responsive? Chris Johns: Yeah, We do smartphone friendly signs as well but usually they're going to be QR code based. So, someone will scan a QR code and then it will open up a smartphone or other personal device friendly version. Some of the other signs that we've designed particularly for larger format digital signage screens. So what I've seen examples of was a portrait mode screen but you could do a landscape screen, no problem.  Chris Johns: Oh yeah. We've got loads of them. It's roughly 50-50 at the moment in terms of deployment between landscape and portrait. I don't really have a preference. I think they look good. I think the one we put in last week into Paternoster Square was a portrait and I think it looks really quite nice in portrait style.  And have you done the design and everything to mirror or parrot the transport for London colors and so on? Chris Johns: We've built it to meet the TFL brand guidelines. So that was very important. Obviously, because we're paid by TFL and the map is styled to look as close as possible to the legible London guidelines but without copying it. We use a service called Mapbox to do that which allows us to play with the layers and the design of the layers on the maps very efficiently. And we actually did a project for Melbourne as well, Transport for Victoria in Australia where we came up with a similar whole range of concepts for Melbourne and again using their sort of legible Melbourne guidelines or Transport for Victoria guidelines with their branding and their mapping as well. So is there a consulting wing to what you do as well?  Chris Johns: Basically we can provide just consulting but really what we're hoping to do is to build long term relationships with transport authorities where we can deploy the platform, make the signs available across their estate and out to their community. And if that option is available to us then we'll do the consulting bundled into a longer term agreement with them.  But it's not fundamental to your offer?  Chris Johns: No. No, not at all.  My next question is, are you working outside of London? So you're in Australia. Are you elsewhere as well? Chris Johns: So, we're one of the winners of a global innovation tender for Transport for Victoria and we developed a whole range of concepts for them. Unfortunately, their data wasn't quite a state as yet to enable the concepts to be deployed. So that one very much watches this space. We've also had discussions with others, both, in Europe and also in North America as well. We're quite keen on working internationally. I think on the international side, we're much better when we work with a bigger technology partner. So, usually with transport authority tenders, they put them out there and there's big organizations which pitch for them. We're typically too small to pitch for them but we can go in with those larger organizations and bring that element of innovation and entrepreneurialism and some design to give them an extra edge in their tender over and above everyone else. So you might be going with an IBM or somebody like that?  Chris Johns: Yeah. The big one in America is VIX Technology and they're a nice bunch of guys. But we've also partnered previously with Trapeze which is in the UK. And also, there's a one in the UK who we work with very well called True Form Engineering as well. We've done stuff with them both in London and outside of London as well.  You mentioned at the start that you're working with the London authority which has a world reputation for its data API and everything else. And you also mentioned that Melbourne isn't quite at the same level. Is that a big challenge when you look at other jurisdictions? Chris Johns: Yeah, totally. Basically, the world is changing and it's changing very rapidly. The data is becoming less of a problem. But one of the problems that remains is the cost of data which means that actually using our service may be prohibitive to smaller towns or organizations outside of London. With the CFL API, we have free Access to that but if it was outside of London, for example, in Bristol, then we would have to partner with a third party data provider. And there are a small number of those that can provide that service. But it's not free and their costs are extensive. And then we have to layer our costs on top of that and it may be that for that transport authority which they look at that and say, we can't do that sort of cost at the moment. Indeed somewhere Bristol actually used to have their own API and then took it offline. Because they said, we can't justify the cost of maintaining this open API strategy which to my mind is insane because surely the biggest way of generating demand for public transport authority is telling people what services there are there. And you can only do that if you've got real time information. So if you suddenly say to all the developers and even your own services, we're not going to have an API anymore. It just means that you're going to have a natural impact on demand.  I don't know if this is a simple answer or way too involved to even get into but I'm curious if I'm a transport authority, let's say in Kansas city, Missouri, Winnipeg, Manitoba, or Munich, Germany. Do you need the shape and structure of data to make this workable?  Chris Johns: It's what we call a JSON API and then documentation around it and we'll take it from there. So, most of the APIs follow a common standard these days and we can work with any of them, really. We've not done any multi-language so digital sign designs as yet. So we do need to consider the elements of user experience for trying to work in something like Japanese, for example, would be challenging for us at the moment because we'd have to consider how they interpret information which is different to how we might interpret information in the UK. But somewhere like Missouri and Munich would be fairly straightforward for us.  Okay. So if people want to know more about your organization, where do they find you?  Chris Johns: So the best thing to do is to look at our website, which is at passage-way.com, or connect with me on LinkedIn. I'm quite chatty on LinkedIn, and I post a fair amount, and also the company is on LinkedIn as well. That's how I found you.  Chris Johns: Yeah, and the more the merrier, really.  All right. Chris, thank you very much for spending some time with me.  Chris Johns: Thank you. Have a great day.  

New O Antiphons, VIII : O Lord of Every Path and Passageway 12/24/23 by Kenilworth Union Church

We focus on the creative process of several artists in the road ecology movement who have promoted safe passageways for wildlife to cross over and under human highways, via song, children's literature, and documentary film. Our guests are writer Frances Figart of Asheville, NC and filmmaker Ted Grudowski of Seattle, WA, interviewed in this 30-minute podcast by host Carrie Freeman. Our discussion explores creative ways these artists have inspired humans to more safely and fairly share land with free-living nonhuman animals, specifically to promote the design and build of wildlife road crossings to enable safe passage for animals across human highways --  like Highway I-40, North of Asheville NC near the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, where there are lots of bears, elk, deer, and other animals needing to migrate to feed and mate, and that highway is a dangerous barrier to their livelihood, causing vehicle collisions. You can find out more about that ongoing safe passage project and its coalition of conservation supporters at the Smokies Safe Passage website: https://smokiessafepassage.org/ In this podcast, Frances Figart tells us about her children's book (for ages 7 - 13) "A Search for Safe Passage" (illustrated by Emma Dufort) about a council of 19 animal species who work together to find an underpass that allows them to safely get to the other side of a scary and loud human road in their mountain forest. That also inspired her song "Safe Passage: Animals Need a Hand." You can see and share a cool music video of this song by Asheville band The Fates in a celtic/bluegrass style on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLbyQB5mqtU (we play a portion of this song in the podcast). Filmmaker and photographer Ted Grudowski also tells us about "Cascade Crossroads" the award-winning half-hour documentary he co-produced that chronicles the amazing story of seemingly opposite interests out West joining forces to restore a critical wildlife corridor while improving Washington State's vital transportation corridor over the Cascade Mountains -- a documentary that is actually encouraging in these polarizing times. You can watch it to inspire similar problem-solving in your own town, at Ted's website https://www.tedgrudowski.com/cascade-crossroads-documentary-film  The nonprofit Conservation Northwest also has a lot of resources on reconnecting habitats.  "In Tune to Nature" is a weekly radio show airing Wednesdays at 6:30pm Eastern Time on 89.3FM-Atlanta radio and streaming worldwide on wrfg.org (Radio Free Georgia, a nonprofit indie station). Hosted by Carrie Freeman or Melody Paris. The show's website and action items can be found at https://www.facebook.com/InTunetoNature  Please support indie media like Radio Free Georgia at https://wrfg.org/   Take care of yourself and others, including other species -- like wildlife who need to get where they are going safely (with road underpasses and overpasses and more roadless areas to live).  

With this episode we continue our nearly completed walk through the book Stott on the Christian Life, and the topic here is a dicey one: Mercy. Thanks for joining us around Greatheart's Table. We encourage you to also subscribe to our newsletter where, on third Mondays and at other times there may be additional content. […]

I hope you guys enjoy. Also we literally have almost reached 15K I'm really excited about that!

Welcome to episode 352! Where Christine shares some mystery photos from the 1800s, only adding to her haunted podcast studio. This week, Em takes us through the history of Vlad the Dad, we mean, Vlad the Impaler and the hauntings of Bran Castle. Then Christine covers the notorious and heartbreaking case of Martha Moxley. And can a manila envelope be a Dybbuk Box? ...and that's why we drink!

Join us at our next advanced training weekend in the art of Sovereignty, Nov 10 - 12: The Great Escape:​ A New Path Out of the Prison of the Ego https://bit.ly/your-great-escape   Consciousness is a many-splendored power. But humans have lost the art of activating and mastering its full potential. They have become victims of their minds, rather than free sovereigns living in joy and creative genius. To escape the prison of a consciousness that has become too dense, too fixed in obsolete beliefs, trapped in distressing emotions, delusions, and self-limiting attitudes, you must become skilled in the magical art of shifting your assemblage point by raising the internal energy of kundalini. This ultimate alchemical attainment is urgently needed now—as our collective world is at the breaking point.

“The feminist position is that women's freedom of choice regarding sexuality takes precedence over family, community, state, and church. Based on historical and cultural context, feminist views on sexuality has widely varied. Sexual representation in the media, the sex industry, and related topics pertaining to sexual consent are all questions which feminist theory attempts to address. The debate resulting from the divergence of feminist attitudes culminated in the late 1970s and the 1980s. The resulting discursive dualism was one which contrasted those feminists who believed that patriarchal structure made consent impossible under certain conditions, whereas sex-positive feminists attempted to redefine and regain control of what it means to be a woman. Questions of sexual ethics remain relevant to feminist theory.[20][21][22][23][24] Early feminists were accused of being 'wanton' as a consequence of stating that just as for men, women did not necessarily have to have sex with the intention of reproducing.[25] At the beginning of the 20th century, feminist authors were already theorising about a relationship between a man and a woman as equals (although this has a heterosexual bias) and the idea that relationships should be sincere, that the mark of virtue in a relationship was its sincerity rather than its permanence. Setting a standard for reciprocity in relationships fundamentally changed notions of sexuality from one of duty to one of intimacy.[25]” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support

History has been made as former US President Donald Trump faces arrest for espionage in a Miami courthouse. _______________ TRY PODIUM - THE AI TOOL FOR PODCASTERS AND SUPPORT NARATIV- GET 3 FREE HOURS AND 50% OFF BY USING THIS URL : https://www.hello.podium.page?via=zev _______________ In this special edition of Narativ, we tackle the implications of this unprecedented event and the public's reaction, while delving into the nitty-gritty of the case, from Trump's no-cash bond to the restrictions placed on his communication with potential witnesses. We zoom in on the intricate web of connections between Trump and Russian operatives that began in the 2016 election campaign and culminated in the 2020 indictment. Discover the role of suspicious meetings, Trump's confession during the Helsinki Summit, and the classified documents in his possession that were subject to potential exposure by foreign intelligence. We also dissect the insidious propaganda efforts of Russia and other countries to control the narrative and the importance of understanding the espionage angle in Trump's arrest. Lastly, join us as we investigate the classified documents stored at Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club that reveal US defense and weapons capabilities and vulnerabilities to foreign attacks. We discuss the troubling implications of these documents being potentially accessible to anyone at the club and probe Trump's actions concerning their movement. Don't miss this eye-opening episode of Narrative Live as we uncover the truth surrounding Trump's arrest and its far-reaching consequences for the nation and the world. -------- EPISODE KEYWORDS --------- Donald Trump, Espionage, Russia, 2016 Election, Helsinki Summit, Mar-a-Lago, Propaganda Campaign, Classified Documents, US Defense, Weapons Capabilities, Vulnerabilities, Foreign Attack, White House, Yuri Antipov, Natalia Dubinina, KGB Washington Spy Chief, New York Times, 3D Visualization, Suite, Passageway, Storage Room, Pool, Chain of Possession, Fight for Democracy, People's Victory, Perfect Union, Autocrats, Crooks, Kings Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

History has been made as former US President Donald Trump faces arrest for espionage in a Miami courthouse. _______________ TRY PODIUM - THE AI TOOL FOR PODCASTERS AND SUPPORT NARATIV- GET 3 FREE HOURS AND 50% OFF BY USING THIS URL : https://www.hello.podium.page?via=zev _______________ In this special edition of Narativ, we tackle the implications of this unprecedented event and the public's reaction, while delving into the nitty-gritty of the case, from Trump's no-cash bond to the restrictions placed on his communication with potential witnesses. We zoom in on the intricate web of connections between Trump and Russian operatives that began in the 2016 election campaign and culminated in the 2020 indictment. Discover the role of suspicious meetings, Trump's confession during the Helsinki Summit, and the classified documents in his possession that were subject to potential exposure by foreign intelligence. We also dissect the insidious propaganda efforts of Russia and other countries to control the narrative and the importance of understanding the espionage angle in Trump's arrest. Lastly, join us as we investigate the classified documents stored at Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club that reveal US defense and weapons capabilities and vulnerabilities to foreign attacks. We discuss the troubling implications of these documents being potentially accessible to anyone at the club and probe Trump's actions concerning their movement. Don't miss this eye-opening episode of Narrative Live as we uncover the truth surrounding Trump's arrest and its far-reaching consequences for the nation and the world. -------- EPISODE KEYWORDS --------- Donald Trump, Espionage, Russia, 2016 Election, Helsinki Summit, Mar-a-Lago, Propaganda Campaign, Classified Documents, US Defense, Weapons Capabilities, Vulnerabilities, Foreign Attack, White House, Yuri Antipov, Natalia Dubinina, KGB Washington Spy Chief, New York Times, 3D Visualization, Suite, Passageway, Storage Room, Pool, Chain of Possession, Fight for Democracy, People's Victory, Perfect Union, Autocrats, Crooks, Kings

His is risen! Jesus' resurrection changes everything! Jesus' empty tomb means death is no longer a prison. It's a passageway to life. The empty tomb is also a passageway to freedom, from the debt of sin and from the sting of death. Jesus' resurrection allows the scriptures and truth to come fully alive to us. His sacrifice opens the gateway to unimaginably wonderful existence for all of eternity. Have you stepped into the empty tomb and believed?

So it turns out a lot of you guys knew about some other secret passageways

Welcome to the "Secrets of #Fail," a new pod storm series hosted by Matt Brown. In this series of 2023, Matt dives deep into the world of failures and lessons learned along the way from high-net-worth individuals.  Join Matt as he dives into the world of failures and lessons.Series: Secret of #FailParoon Chadha co-founded Passageways in 2003 and continues to lead its business strategy. He led Passageways sales team to be named in the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing businesses in America, in 2008. He was named one of the top 10 Young Professionals Under 40 by Tippy Connect, Indiana. Paroon is a frequent speaker at conferences and has beenwidely published in several magazines. Get an interview on the Matt Brown Show: www.mattbrownshow.comSupport the show

Graphic Novelties: The Passageway Beautiful, ethereal, metaphorical - it's not a very long book, and it doesn't say a ton, but the vagueness adds to the eerie strangeness. A new tale in the Bone Orchard mythos from Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino, the endless depths of a hole on an island by a lighthouse leaves way more questions than answers. Of course, this all adds up to some quality creepy horror. 

In this episode we are talking about the connectedness of the natural with the spiritual. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/revkev-and-the-root/message

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://thecitylife.org/2023/02/14/mta-to-begin-accessibility-improvements-at-14-st-passageway-connecting-sixth-and-seventh-avenue-subway-lines/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/citylifeorg/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/citylifeorg/support

In this podcast we are continuing a series that we began last Halloween that I titled “Doors, Portals, and Passageways this is the second part portals. The meaning, the danger, and the far reaching consequences of opening them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/revkev-and-the-root/message

Welcome to the Talking Comics Awards! Oh, wait. We're not doing that anymore. Welcome to our End-Of-Year Celebration! The entire TC podcasting crew assembles under one roof in this episode to discuss their favorite comic books, films, music, and video games of 2022! This episode features Aaron and John's favorite comics, with other cast members presenting in other categories. Welcome to our Hellfire Gala of Awesomeness!Aaron's Stuff: Wonder Woman: Historia, Seven Secrets, Marauders, Once and Future, Batman/Superman World's Finest, Do a Power Bomb, Sins of the Black Flamingo, The Good Asian, New Masters, Land of the Living Gods, Dark Blood, Prodigy, The Magic Order, Flawed, The Dead Lucky, Superman: Son of Kal-El, GCPD: The Blue Wall, Shadow Service, X-Men: Red, Jane Foster: The Mighty Thor, Static, Blood Syndicate, Duo, Icon and Rocket, Hardware, Sex Education, Dr. Who, Batman Unburied, Everything Everywhere All At OnceJohn's Stuff: Batman, Nightwing, Batman/Superman: World's Finest, That Texas Blood, Immortal X-Men, Amazing Spider-Man, JLA vs. Legion of Superheroes, DC vs. Vampires, Batman: Beyond the White Knight, Radiant Red, King of Spies, Dark Crisis, AXE: Judgment Day, Devil's Reign, Flashpoint: Beyond, Fantastic Four: Full Circle, Reckless, The Passageway, Aquaman: AndromedaThe Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com). The podcast is hosted by Steve Seigh, Bob Reyer, Joey Braccino, Aaron Amos, John Burkle, and Chris Ceary, who dissect everything comics-related, from breaking news to new releases weekly. Our Twitter handle is @TalkingComics, and you can email us at podcast@talkingcomicbooks.com.

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People, who've found a secret passage, tunnel, or room, what's your story?secret passages in homes,secret passages,secret passageways,secret door,secret tunnel ,rslash

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Being stuck in a small bubble of one's own making, it can seem that anything outside can disrupt the world one has built for themselves. Outside interventions can prevent this idyllic way of living, this living in a fairy tale, into a labyrinth of human emotion. Passageways containing complications, with curve balls that test your resolve. Is this a way of navigating life? Yes. Because we all know that life isn't fair, whether or not you are the one being saved or the one saving someone else. Copyright to Two Takes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ttakes/support

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In this episode I am discussing the unseen dangerous realities of Halloween: and some of the other practices that belong to Ha-Satan. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/revkev-and-the-root/message

Episode #448! All new episode with more "Cool Stuff"!  This week we talk a little about the movie The Matrix Resurrections. After that DL brings Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino's graphic novel The Passageway to the table. To finish up this episode, Scott brings William Goldman's Adventures In The Screen Trade to the show. All that and plus plenty more. Check it out!

Leaders from Detroit-Shoreway in Cleveland talk about whether they believe the neighborhood can remain diverse. Detailed show notes at https://www.ideastream.org/news/my-changing-neighborhood-episode-3-the-veterans-club-and-the-secret-passageway. Join the Inside the Bricks community! Sign up for our companion newsletter to get extra anecdotes about the podcast and behind-the-scenes content from Justin. Take the listener survey. We really appreciate your feedback!

Leaders from Detroit-Shoreway in Cleveland talk about whether they believe the neighborhood can remain diverse.

Welcome to Midnight Slumber! We have a fun short story for you. In this story, our adventurer encounters a young man with a strange story. Sit back, relax, enjoy this short story, and thanks for listening! Written and Narrated by Zack Miller. Follow us on Twitter @The_MNS_Podcast, Instagram @midnight_slumber_podcast, our YouTube Channel - Midnight Slumber, and on Facebook – Midnight Slumber.

Get your keyholes ready, folks, because Tessa and Princess are unlocking all of the great mysteries of Locke and Key Season 3! Our hosts recap the story so far, discuss their favorite keys, and talk with Connor Jessup (who plays Tyler Locke) about his experience filming the final season, being a director, and his all-time favorite anime series. 

Film/Tv - Thor Love and Thunder, Spiderhead, Everything Everywhere All at Once, Stranger Things, Umbrella Academy. Flashback - Fables. Comics - Karmen, 20th Century Boys, The Passageway, Primordial, Newburn, Mazebook, We Only Find Them When They're Dead, Kane and Able, Kick Ass New Girl, The Dark Room, Department of Truth

Happy Batman '89 week (aka Joey's birthday)!!! In this episode, it's Joey, Bob, John, and Aaron around the table with very special guest Eisner Award-Winning Professor Carolyn Cocca. Tons of comics this week, including thoughts on the penultimate issue of Slott's Fantastic Four run, reflections on Gene Luen Yang's Shang-Chi, and some Thirsty Mermaids. Also, there are lots more television thoughts on Ms. Marvel, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.Also, stick around for a post-credits discussion on the TONY AWARDS YAY THEATRE!!!Comics talked this week: Wonder Woman #788, Batgirls #7, Fantastic Four #44, Do a Powerbomb #1, Shang-Chi #1-12, Eat the Rich, Thirsty Mermaids, The Black Panther Party: A Graphic Novel History, Batman Annual #22, Teen Justice #1, The Blood Syndicate #2, Young Justice Season #4, Captain America Sentinel of Liberty #1, and The Passageway.The Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com) The podcast is hosted by Steve Seigh (JoBlo.com assistant EIC & news editor), Bob Reyer, Joey Braccino, Aaron Amos, and John Burkle who weekly dissect everything comics-related, from breaking news to new releases. Our Twitter handle is @TalkingComics and you can email us at podcast@talkingcomicbooks.com.

Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you can sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon!NEWSBruce Campbell to pen 'DC Horror Presents: Sgt. Rock vs. The Army of the Dead'DC Comics to launch 'Black Adam – The Justice Society Files' miniseriesNew Dreamer OGN details surface in Nicole Maines interview‘Love Unlimited' kicks off Marvel romance stories featuring Ms. Marvel, Wolverine, and moreMarvel and Penguin Random House ink exclusive world wild agreementNew Mutants #30 gets giant-size 40th-anniversary issueVault to host charity auction for George Perez's birthday'The Black Ghost' Vol. 2 arrives in paperback on January 2023New ‘Ghostbusters' movies and comic series in the worksSci-fi thriller ‘Kepler' coming from the minds of David Duchovny and Phillip SevyOur Top Books of the WeekDave:DC Pride 2022 (various)Jane Foster & The Mighty Thor (2022) #1 (Torunn Gronbekk, Michael Dowling)Nathan:DC Pride 2022 (various)Poison Ivy #1 (G. Willow Wilson, Marcio Takara)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - DC Pride 2022 #1 (“Finding Batman”)Dave - Thor #26TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: The Bone Orchard Mythos: The Passageway (Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino)Nathan: Do A Powerbomb! (Daniel Warren Johnson, Mike Spicer)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: Alice Ever After #3 (Dan Panosian)Nathan: The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country #3 (Reiko Murakami)Segment: Interview with Jadzia Axelrod & Jess Taylor about Galaxy: The Prettiest Star (out May 17)How would you describe Galaxy The Prettiest Star to a reader who you know would just love to read this OGN?The secret identity is a trope we often see in superhero stories, and identity is so important to this story – was your approach to secret identities a starting point for this story?The DC Graphic Novels for Young Adults imprint takes place in a bit of a different continuity than ongoing DC comics, what are your thoughts about bringing Galaxy into the larger DC continuity? If it were to happen, how would you want her to be introduced, both narratively and visually?DC Pride 2022 had a Galaxy and Dreamer team up full-page splash, might we see these characters team up soon?Something interesting about Galaxy the Prettiest Star from a superhero perspective is how Galaxy's powers aren't defined quite yet, how did you approach unveiling them as the narrative took place?How important was David Bowie's music to creating this story? Did Aladdin Sane as a whole give you a template in some ways? Can I ask which song Galaxy sings to Kat?Jess, your art is simply stunning. Can you talk a little bit about your process? Your panels and pages are so layered!How did the pair of you come up with the look of Galaxy's powers, specifically the way she sees things differently from everyone else?Jess an artist I kept thinking of is Scott Morse reading this work, who I believe went on to work at Pixar, would you ever be interested in taking Galaxy to animation?To get inside the mind of a comics creator, what are some comics that you grew up loving? Have there been any newer comics you've admired?Do you have any other projects you'd like to talk about today?

Stamp continues to lead the way. Also a walkthrough of some in-game tutorials at the end of the episode, described for the visually impaired. Youtube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVQBMbIEG-g

Comic artist and writer Jeff Lamire discusses all things comics, and his new graphic novel "Passageways" coming out June 15th with Image Comics!  Support the podcast at rally.io/creator/GEEX with a campaign shoutout!

My guest discusses how they build custom secret door systems for clients globally, including automated & high security doors.Blending 16 years of award-winning precision engineering with renowned high-security expertise, His team builds the hidden passageways that clients can imagine. Whether a bookcase door, a lifting staircase, or a revolving fireplace his team has crafted it. Whether the goal is a wine room entrance, a home theater passageway, or a secret vault door, Creative Home Engineering will achieve it. His client list spans the globe. A safe room, a secluded workspace, a love dungeon – what hides behind the spinning door is limited only by your imagination. https://hiddenpassageway.comhttp://www.yourlotandparcel.org

We came through the passageway on April 22-23rd, now what? We Came Through the Passageway: NOW WHAT?, Ep. 51 LUMINOSITY w/ Melanie Gillespie, Off The Map w/ Melanie We live in an exciting time when scientific discovery and many spiritual perspectives are overlapping and reinforcing each other. It is my joy and my calling to blend these in unique ways to benefit the uplifting of others into the next level of their own path. The awakening of one's true heart coupled with the capacity to sustain living from it is the sole requirement for our collective to enjoy the most brilliant Diamond Path option for https://www.melaniegillespie.com/evoleap (New Earth). Join me on Facebook and Instagram for daily updates and TONS more information! Find more information & resources here: https://melaniegillespie.com Off The Map on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OffTheMapWithMelanie Melanie's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melaniegillespiemystic Instagram: https://instagram.com/melaniegillespiemystic Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQrORsUDLfXmw_rDyrowL7g I love you.

We are coming near to the closing of the current passageway and it is creating some final key pressure points especially related to the restoration of the inverted feminine. You received 6 new golden timeline threads on April 1 PT (not an April Fools Joke!) and the status of these are discussed here and how to work with them to support the most lightful passage through the eye of the needle at the end of the passageway we are currently in. The expression of water in higher dimensions and its higher dimensional expression within the human body as it evolves is also discussed with additional, relevant, new human science. Also some good news/bad news about energies coming ahead and the importance of regaining the trust of your body. This is a vital time to deepen your understanding and capacity around your own purity. Invoke the Cosmic Right to Purity, see prior episode on that: https://www.melaniegillespie.com/luminosity/episode/1ab926ec/cosmic-right-to-purity-transmission-from-the-lake (https://www.melaniegillespie.com/luminosity/episode/1ab926ec/cosmic-right-to-purity-transmission-from-the-lake) The 6 Golden Timeline Threads, Restoration of Inverted Feminine, Water in Higher Dimensions, The Passageway Closing Soon, Ep. 48 LUMINOSITY w/ Melanie Gillespie, Off The Map w/ Melanie We live in an exciting time when scientific discovery and many spiritual perspectives are overlapping and reinforcing each other. It is my joy and my calling to blend these in unique ways to benefit the uplifting of others into the next level of their own path. The awakening of one's true heart coupled with the capacity to sustain living from it is the sole requirement for our collective to enjoy the most brilliant Diamond Path option for https://www.melaniegillespie.com/evoleap (New Earth). Join me on Facebook and Instagram for daily updates and TONS more information! Find more information & resources here: https://melaniegillespie.com Off The Map on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OffTheMapWithMelanie Melanie's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melaniegillespiemystic Instagram: https://instagram.com/melaniegillespiemystic Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQrORsUDLfXmw_rDyrowL7g I love you.

In this week's episode, we offer a warning. The Bone Orchard Mythos from Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino represents a layer of dread not previously explored by the creators. The new shared universe from Image Comics is the first time Lemire and Sorrentino have fully plunged themselves into the horror genre.  Oh, you thought Gideon Falls was creepy? Sure, it got under your skin, but as you'll hear in our conversation with Lemire and Sorrentino, The Bone Orchard Mythos finds the collaborators daring to unleash a horror experience unlike anything else they've committed. Your first chance to dive into The Bone Orchard Mythos arrives on May 7th, Free Comic Book Day, when Lemire and Sorrentino unveil their Prelude single issue. The next chapter, the original graphic novel The Passageway, lands in comic book shops on June 15th and in bookstores on June 21st. Next, they'll drop their Ten Thousand Black Feathers mini-series in September. And that's just the beginning. Be sure to stay updated with Jeff Lemire by visiting his Twitter HERE, his Instagram HERE, and his Substack HERE. Track Andrea Sorrentino via his Twitter HERE and his Instagram HERE. Other Relevant Links to this Week's Episode: Cherish Chen on Radiant Red Rantz Hoseley on Little Earthquakes Michael Tanner and François Vigneault on Orcs in Space Lisa chats with Jadzia Axelrod and Jess Taylor about Galaxy Marko and Alana Saga Session #7 And, of course, follow Comic Book Couples Counseling on Facebook, on Instagram, and on Twitter @CBCCPodcast, and you can follow hosts Brad Gullickson @MouthDork & Lisa Gullickson @sidewalksiren. Send us your Words of Affirmation by leaving us a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts. SUPPORT THE PODCAST BY JOINING OUR PATREON COMMUNITY. Continue your conversation with CBCC by hopping over to our website, where we have reviews, essays, and numerous interviews with comic book creators. Podcast logo by Aaron Prescott @acoolhandfluke, podcast banner art by @Karen_XmenFan.

Meaningful work shouldn't, and can't be done alone. If you enjoy being a fly on the wall to a great conversation with real life women talking about their real life challenges, this episode is for you. Listen in on a live, unedited and unscripted Guidance Group session with guests Tharangi Cumaranatunge, Global Connector at ALIGHT (formerly American Refugee Committee), Jenny Nuccio Founder and CEO of Imani Collective, and Ché Elizaga-Castro, Founder of Come Alive Co. Each of these women come in with a challenge they'd like to talk through and explore with the group. You'll leave feeling empowered in your own challenges, knowing you're not alone, and have a greater sense of how to move through whatever you're working through as you navigate creating your meaningful work. If you're interested in joining us for a Yellow Co. Guidance Group, enrollment opens up 4x a year. Head to yellowco.co/guidance-groups for more information and head here to hop on the email interest list. Tharangi's Poem from the episode: *Transition - a Passageway* by Tharangi Cumaranatunge Transition - It is not An escape - Nor an ending, Not a jump with no parachute And doesn't need mending, It doesn't need defending Nor ever pretending And no one's contending It is merely destiny bending. A transition is - A safe landing place before ... We travel up another stair case, When you are in the landing Cherish the pause, Rejuvenate the internal mission And the heartfelt cause. Live in the landing, fully aligned Take rest, sharpen tools, Open the mind, ...Be receptive and open to - what is. And get ready to be wowed and surprised. Creativity comes from unknowing, and the unknown And everything - you will eventually be shown. It is a passage that requires trust and faith A path that not all travellers take: Once taken bestows courage and bravery To arrive at a brand new place of discoveryFollow, subscribe and leave us a review! Find out more about Yellow Co.'s community of women creaeting meaningful work: yellowco.co | @yellowco.co • Connect with Joanna at joannawaterfall.com and on IG @joannawaterfall :) Music Written by Jonny Pickett (check out his music on spotify) Thanks for listening!

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