Podcast appearances and mentions of scott markus

There's a lot to unpack here as Linda Seger is full of interesting stories and lessons learned along the way. As a pioneering female entrepreneur, she was on the cutting edge of a new type of business - being a screenplay consultant. Her passion, drive, and wiliness to dive into every opportunity took her from small town Wisconsin to lecturing around the world and collaborating with massive Hollywood stars, all while her midwest roots kept her grounded and working hard. Find her book on Amazon, available now.

Welcome to Gene-ology, where we explore the earliest TV writing works of Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek! Gene-ology begins its examination of Gene Roddenberry's 1960s TV writing with "Karate", a episode of The Detectives starring Robert Taylor, where our hosts find plenty to talk about, including some surprisingly heavy topics. Join us as we dig into the Roddenberry archives and discuss how Gene's early writing shaped the groundbreaking worlds he would later bring to our screens. Hosted by Earl Green, Ashley Thomas and Norman C. Lao Guest starring George Broomis as Detective Russo and Scott Markus as Detective Conway

ISA's Scott Markus & Max Timm (of the Fantastic Story Society) reunite for a Halloween special event with DJ MacHale, creator of Are You Afraid of the Dark to discuss horror movies & ghost stories.

American Ghost Walks was the presenting sponsor for the 2021 Milwaukee Paranormal Conference. Hear tour guides Mike Huberty, Allison Jornlin, Wendy and Scott Markus, and Carrie Postuma talk about ghost stories perfect for the fall season! AGW runs walking tours in Milwaukee, Madison, Waukesha, the Twin Cities, Chicago, and beyond, more info at: www.americanghostwalks.com 

Have a fear of haunted houses? Have your own story? Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be quarantined in a known paranormal residence? In this episode Scott Markus is back, and we discuss films of the genre, with plenty of ghost stories, including some from our listeners! Plus I interview Cory and Jennifer Heinzen, the current owners stuck in the home made famous by the film The Conjuring, which has a significant history of paranormal activity. They are doing a 24 hour livestream, called “The House” featured on The Dark Zone. Enjoy, and Scare on! https://thedarkzone.tv

Millions of people have UFO stories. There is a one-hundred percent chance that you know at least one person that has a story! So, we went to our listeners and in our own archives for this episode's tales of UFO experiences. Once again, join me, Wendy Lynn, Scott Markus from WhatsYourGhostStory.com, and my sister Allison … Continue reading 292 – Lights In The Sky: Personal and Listener UFO Experiences → The post 292 – Lights In The Sky: Personal and Listener UFO Experiences appeared first on See You On The Other Side.

Millions of people have UFO stories. There is a one-hundred percent chance that you know at least one person that has a story! So, we went to our listeners and in our own archives for this episode’s tales of UFO experiences. Once again, join me, Wendy Lynn, Scott Markus from WhatsYourGhostStory.com, and my sister Allison … Continue reading 292 – Lights In The Sky: Personal and Listener UFO Experiences → The post 292 – Lights In The Sky: Personal and Listener UFO Experiences appeared first on See You On The Other Side.

There is a wealth of information out there for burgeoning screenwriters, but how do you filter through it all? What actually is at your fingertips for you to utilize, not only for educational purposes, but informational resources to help move your career forward? Max and Felicity bring on the ISA's resource manager, Scott Markus, to discuss what the ISA site offers its members, but to also discuss strategy for writers interested in propelling their careers forward in any way possible. Listen in and enjoy! Remember, Felicity Wren and Max Timm always have open Q&A during every Facebook Live broadcast, so you should tune in when they broadcast their next live chat. Even though most broadcasts focus on a particular subject, every writer is welcome to ask anything they like at any time. Felicity and Max will do their best to give you a straight and honest answer. This is a podcast recording of the ISA's Facebook Live broadcast of Wine Wednesdays. Please note that some promotions offered during the live broadcast are no longer available. We can, however, assist you if you wish to find out more information regarding ISA events, contests, or consulting offers. Just reach out to info@networkisa.org and we will be happy to help. You can reach out to Max regarding any type of query: max@networkisa.org If you have particular interest in working with him on a one-on-one coaching and development basis, email him at max@thestoryfarm.org. His Story Farm development and coaching service is quickly becoming the best in the business! Felicity can also be reached at Felicity@networkisa.org. She, too, can work with you one-on-one, so don't hesitate to inquire. We can't wait to support you. Subjects and themes for the broadcasts change from week to week, so stay tuned on most Wednesday evenings at 7:00pm Los Angeles time. For a specific schedule and set of announcements, "Like" the ISA Facebook page and keep up to date.

On the second episode my guest Scott Markus and I take on the fear of drowning as well as the films/tv that capture them coming back as ghosts. With mentions of films like Dark Water, What Lies Beneath, The Devil's Backbone and a variety of others, we discuss some true stories as well as some fictionalized versions. We also hear from two listeners on their own perspectives on these fears. Scare on!

The writer/director of the popular Amazon TV docu-series, Hellier, Karl Pfeiffer joins Society co-hosts, Max Timm and Scott Markus to talk all things fantastic. Karl's documentary, Hellier, launched on Amazon in 2019 and there is a second season coming out on Amazon Prime before the end of 2019. The series documents the accounts of small, goblin-like creatures that supposedly invaded a small Kentucky mountain town. It's absolutely worth your time to watch the 5-episode first season, especially since the next set of episodes are expected to drop soon! You can find out more at Hellier.TV. On top of his accounts of these little goblin creatures, Karl's unique story at the end of this podcast episode about his most amazing experience while ghosthunting at the famous Stanley Hotel is enough to keep you on edge (to say the least). Passionate about the supernatural since as far back as he can remember, Karl began amateur experiential investigation during his sophomore year of college. Shortly after, he was cast on and later won the Syfy Channel's reality competition series, Ghost Hunters Academy. He went on briefly to work with the Ghost Hunters International team on the same network. From there, he began work at the famous Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado as one of the resident paranormal investigators on the Stanley's SPI team, leading weekend public investigations. He worked there for five and a half years, conducting almost 250 investigations on the grounds. He lectures across the country about approaches to investigation, the philosophy of science and the paranormal, as well as paranormal photography. Find us on Twitter @FantasticGhosty and share your own Fantastic Stories with us!

In this second installment of The Fantastic Story Society, we welcome a new member to the group - Mike Huberty. Long-time ghost tour guide and veteran (he owns and operates tours throughout the Midwest, including one in Max Timm's hometown of Lake Geneva, WI), Mike joins co-hosts Max Timm and Scott Markus as they dive deep into some of the fantastic stories of Mike's ghost tour business. Mike also is a member of the oh-so-fun and popular band, Sunspot, writing and performing music that is inspired by legends, myths, and all things spooky weird. Our favorite part of the show? When he tells the hosts the most famous ghost story of Lake Geneva, WI...and long-time resident, Max, never even knew about it! (Shows how much Max is up to speed on his hometown ghosts.) Follow the Society on Twitter @FantasticGhosty or find us on Facebook. We would love to hear your fantastic stories.

In our first official episode of The Fantastic Story Society, Max Timm and Scott Markus break out the big guns with their own personal weird, wild, and of course fantastic stories AND they bring on their friend and long-time paranormal researcher, Jeff Belanger. For more than 20 years, Jeff has been exploring ghosts, monsters, history, and legends. He’s the author of more than a dozen books that have been published in six languages, and he’s appeared on PBS, the Travel Channel, History Channel, CBS, Bio, and Amazon Prime, as well as radio programs such as Coast to Coast AM and NPR’s Talk of the Nation. His PBS series New England Legends has been nominated for two Emmy awards, while his podcast of the same name has been downloaded over one million times. To top it all off, he’s been the writer and researcher for the popular Travel Channel ghost investigation show, Ghost Adventures, since episode 1 (which is saying something since they're on season 18)! As our very first official member of The Fantastic Story Society, we welcome Jeff Belanger...and yes, he has a story about a man-eating tree. Find us on Twitter @FantasticGhosty and share your own Fantastic Stories with us!

Welcome to The Fantastic Story Society. Within the walls of this super-yet-not-so-secret club, you will find stories of the supernatural, paranormal, and just plain weird. In this pilot episode, co-hosts Max Timm and Scott Markus, each with their special backgrounds in storytelling and paranormal research, you'll be introduced to these two masters of ceremony by way of a few fantastic stories of their own. A shorter introductory pilot episode, Episode Zero, is just the primer for what's to come. Future episodes will highlight fantastic stories every week, but also specific special guests within various fields of the weird and fantastic. So stay tuned to more, and once again, welcome to The Fantastic Story Society.

In this episode of “Just Click Submit,” the ISA’s Scott Markus speaks with Stephen Zimmer, the creator of Louisville’s Imaginarium Convention, a festival celebrating writers and all things pop culture. The Imaginarium Convention made its debut in 2014 with a central focus on providing creative writers and other creative talents educational, networking, professional, and mentoring opportunities. In 2019, The Writer Magazine named the Imaginarium Convention the best writing conference in Kentucky and the 2nd best writing conference in the Southeast USA. The Imaginarium Convention welcomes all genres and levels of experience, maintaining an inclusive, welcoming environment that brings together the vibrant atmosphere of a convention with the content-rich nature of a major writers conference. Three days filled with over 130 panels and workshops provide creative individuals an abundance to choose from to develop skill-sets to further their professional and artistic journeys. In supporting creative writing in all forms, The Imaginarium Convention embraces Game Development and Film/TV production, including programming content in each of these areas, a weekend-long gaming room, and an independent film festival with juried awards. More recently, The Imaginarium Convention has begun to develop the Imaginarium Initiative, to help facilitate support and educational opportunities for communities in need. Our first target area for this program will be the Eastern Kentucky region. A positive event that provides a wide range of support and beneficial elements to a diverse array of attendees, Imaginarium is dedicated to continue growing and expanding what we can offer to those pursuing a creative path.

We're back for another round of paranormal discussion this week as we focus on our favorite new stories in the past week. Once again, Wendy and I are joined by Scott Markus from WhatsYourGhostStory.com and Tea Krulos, Milwaukee ghost tour guide as well as the author of books like Heroes In The Night, Monster Hunters, and the upcoming … Continue reading 230 – Curses And Pranks: From The Rendlesham Incident To The Lost Franklin Expedition → The post 230 – Curses And Pranks: From The Rendlesham Incident To The Lost Franklin Expedition appeared first on See You On The Other Side.

We’re back for another round of paranormal discussion this week as we focus on our favorite new stories in the past week. Once again, Wendy and I are joined by Scott Markus from WhatsYourGhostStory.com and Tea Krulos, Milwaukee ghost tour guide as well as the author of books like Heroes In The Night, Monster Hunters, and the upcoming … Continue reading 230 – Curses And Pranks: From The Rendlesham Incident To The Lost Franklin Expedition → The post 230 – Curses And Pranks: From The Rendlesham Incident To The Lost Franklin Expedition appeared first on See You On The Other Side.

This week on BTE Radio, Eric and Marie welcome are going to dive deep into a decade long mystery in search of “The hidden truth” as they welcome Neil Sanders, Jay Bachochin and Scott Markus of the Hidden Truth documentary film. From Emergence Films, Hidden Truth Productions in association with Wisconsin Paranormal Investigators comes the “Hidden Truth?' Nine College men have drowned in the Mississippi in Lacrosse Wisconsin since 1997. Ruled as “Accidental drowning” some are blaming a serial killer, some believe coincidence, but could it be something paranormal? Based on Actual Facts, Join Neil Sanders retired Chief Deputy Medical Examiner of LaCrosse, Jay Bachochin of WPI hunts the truth and cameraman Scot Markus of Emergence Films as they take an unorthodox approach of investigating a decade long unsolved mystery of the LaCrosse Drownings. Are hundreds of LaCrosse residents still at risk of river drowning? The answer to this question and more are investigated in this documentary film, which is dedicate to the lost souls, and their families. To learn more visit www.thehiddentruthproductions.com

This week on BTE Radio, Eric and Marie welcome are going to dive deep into a decade long mystery in search of “The hidden truth” as they welcome Neil Sanders, Jay Bachochin and Scott Markus of the Hidden Truth documentary film. From Emergence Films, Hidden Truth Productions in association with Wisconsin Paranormal Investigators comes the “Hidden Truth?’ Nine College men have drowned in the Mississippi in Lacrosse Wisconsin since 1997. Ruled as “Accidental drowning” some are blaming a serial killer, some believe coincidence, but could it be something paranormal? Based on Actual Facts, Join Neil Sanders retired Chief Deputy Medical Examiner of LaCrosse, Jay Bachochin of WPI hunts the truth and cameraman Scot Markus of Emergence Films as they take an unorthodox approach of investigating a decade long unsolved mystery of the LaCrosse Drownings. Are hundreds of LaCrosse residents still at risk of river drowning? The answer to this question and more are investigated in this documentary film, which is dedicate to the lost souls, and their families. To learn more visit www.thehiddentruthproductions.com