Podcast appearances and mentions of scott thrower

Friend of the show and fellow podcaster Scott Thrower joins me to talk about some of his favorite fandoms. We first reminisce about Xena: Warrior Princess and our experiences with that show. Then, Scott drops some hot takes about the Alien franchise. Then we discuss the popular video game, Dead by Daylight. Lastly, Scott talks about how he created the Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children podcast and books that followed, along with his Arcane History book series. You can find Scott at: https://scottthrower.ca/ https://twitter.com/periodicallypod https://www.instagram.com/fairytales4unwantedchildren/ https://www.amazon.com/Scott-Thrower/e/B07L85R2BR? You can find the two episodes Scott recommended for Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children at: https://scottthrower.ca/fairy-tales/2017/7/8/episode-11-the-mother-crab https://scottthrower.ca/fairy-tales/2017/7/8/episode-4-bones-in-the-garden

We are joined by Leigh Cameron and Scott Thrower to talk about The Map of Tiny Perfect Things, a cute movie with a cumbersome title. Scott uses my podcast to propose to a stranger, vastly overestimating the reach of this podcast. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

This week, we have a short but sweet episode where Scott Thrower of Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children gives us his feedback on our beloved "From Scratch" segment. Full episodes return starting next week! Be sure to check out Scott's Arcane History series, the first three books of which are available on Amazon! Scott's website: https://scottthrower.ca/ Subscribe to Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/fairy-tales-for-unwanted-children/id1225047924 Please check out our partners, the publisher tdotSpec at http://tdotspec.com/ Follow us at: IG: @storyfromscratchpodcast Twitter: @storyfscratch

This week, we're once again joined by the exquisite voice of Scott Thrower as we pick his brain on the self-publishing market. We chat about the scandalous exploitation that plagued the early self-publishing landscape and dissect the workoholism of an independent author. Be sure to check out Scott's Arcane History series, the first three books of which are available on Amazon! Scott's website: https://scottthrower.ca/ Subscribe to Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/fairy-tales-for-unwanted-children/id1225047924 Please check out our partners, the publisher tdotSpec at http://tdotspec.com/ Follow us at: IG: @storyfromscratchpodcast Twitter: @storyfscratch

This week, we're joined with an extra special guest. Creator of Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children, Scott Thrower is in this episode to talk about his work on the stunning podcast, his career as a self-publishing novelist, and all that's necessary to be an independent creator in the current environment. Be sure to tune in to see if Yale and Justin might learn something! Scott's website: https://scottthrower.ca/ Subscribe to Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/fairy-tales-for-unwanted-children/id1225047924 Please check out our partners, the publisher tdotSpec at http://tdotspec.com/ Follow us at: IG: @storyfromscratchpodcast Twitter: @storyfscratch

I'm joined by Kyle Scott and Scott Thrower to watch Angels in the Outfield (1994). A film where it is clear that God and Angels exist, but are probably either evil or capricious.

I’m I’m joined by Kyle Scott and Scott Thrower to watch Angels in the Outfield (1994). A film where it is clear that God and Angels exist, but are probably either evil or capricious.joined by Kyle Scott and Scott Thrower to watch Angels in the Outfield (1994). A film where it is clear that God and Angels exist, but are probably either evil or capricious. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Brilliantly Easy, Stupidly Difficult is a podcast about the choices we make, and the lives we end up living. Join Robbie Dale as he negotiates a specially curated 9others dinner to explore how the choices we make at work, at home - at all - can be the difference between relief and regret. In this episode Robbie cons his parents, channels Hunter S. Thompson and realises he's spent his entire life asking the wrong questions. Written and presented by Robbie Dale, writer, snoozer and co-founder of Today Do This. Guests, Matthew Stafford and Katie Lewis, co-founders of 9others. Hunter S. Thompson's words read by Scott Thrower.

"That plane; the entire project; the mission was a Purdue mission. If it's ever recovered, it belongs to us." Normally, I start each part of the show by telling you where I’m at. Tonight, I just can’t do that. My location has to remain unknown except for this. I’m somewhere in the northwest. A tease I know but I had to make a promise to the people that let me come here that for now, it would remain anonymous. In the first four parts of this series, we’ve covered a lot of ground. And I’ve promised you that all of this information we’ve covered is going to tie in. Tonight, it starts to do just that. In just a few short years, Amelia Earhart has become a household name. She’s reached the zenith of her popularity and at this point, she’s nearly at icon status. That’s arguable. In 1935, just under two short years before she would vanish into thin air, she began an unlikely partnership with Purdue University. This was an aspect of her life that she had been waiting for; a chance to get in on the ground floor and directly influence the women of the time. AE relished her short time there, and as we’ll learn tonight, she looked forward to expanding that role when she returned from the world flight. Tonight, we take you back to 1935 and West Lafayette Indiana to discuss “the start of something new” for Amelia Earhart.  Something started, that unfortunately for her, and us was never finished.   SHOW NOTES Purdue University's official website (https://www.purdue.edu/) . The Amelia Earhart Collection (http://collections.lib.purdue.edu/aearhart/index.php) at the Purdue Archives.  "Vanished: Amelia Earhart" was recorded in its entirety by the Zoom H1N microphone. Get yours here. (https://www.zoom.co.jp/products/field-video-recording/field-recording/h1n-handy-recorder) A special thank you to Scott Thrower from the "Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children" (https://www.periodically.ca/) podcast for recording tonight's exit script.

This week, Jeremy talks to Scott Thrower, host of Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children. Scott writes dark and disturbing fairy tales for adults. Think Mary Poppins meets the Twilight Zone! 

Break A Wish is a podcast where all your dreams come true but with terrible ironic consequences. On each episode, host Maddox Campbell sits down with two guests and one magic wish. The panel breaks down the wish from every angle while trying to come up with the perfect ironic cost. In this episode, we are joined by Scott Thrower and Kat Letwin to discuss a wish about bringing literary characters to life so we can marry them. The discussion that follows serves as an intervention of our choices both in reading and loving. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Break A Wish is a podcast where all your dreams come true but with terrible ironic consequences. On each episode, host Maddox Campbell sits down with two guests and one magic wish. The panel breaks down the wish from every angle while trying to come up with the perfect ironic cost. In this episode, we are joined by Scott Thrower and Kat Letwin to discuss a wish about bringing literary characters to life so we can marry them. The discussion that follows serves as an intervention of our choices both in reading and loving.

The Avengers make their return here, this time taking on Thanos in a very loose retelling of the Infinity War story. You know, nowhere near the time the movie was released in theaters or on DVD or anything.Listen in as Scott Thrower from Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children joins the show to talk Marvel Super Heroes in War of the Gems! Learn such things as: * What does Scott think the main motive for making this game was? * Which really cool and important characters are missing? * Why doesn’t Marvel Canada ever show up? * And much more! WE HAVE A PATREON NOW! Check that out or head over to the Support page if you want to go another route. You can also check out the Play Comics Merch Store, or the Ninja Penguin Pods Store if you want to see things for all of our shows. You can find Play Comics @playcomicscast on Twitter and in the Play Comics Podcast Fan Group on Facebook. You can find Scott over at @periodicallypod or over at the official site for Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children. Thanks to Megan and RJ of Oh No! Lite Class for that sweet sweet intro drop. A big thanks to Adam from Odd Dad Out as well as Macken from Species for the promos today. Music by Best Day, whose music is better than a good sleep. And I love sleep.

A young bride is wed to an ugly, but powerful man with a blue beard. He invites her to explore the house...but one room is forbidden. Eventually, the young bride falls prey to her curiosity and opens it, discovering the gruesome display of former brides murdered... The fairytale of Bluebeard has been told many times in many ways and today the Terrible Warriors will find the ending to their own. It's time to confront the troublesome housemaid and decide once and for all what to do about that forbidden room...  Presented by the Terrible Warriors, Consider supporting the Terrible Warriors today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Bluebeard's Bride is a feminine horror tabletop RPG published by Magpie Games, created by Whitney “Strix” Beltrán, Marissa Kelly, and Sarah Richardson, and based on the Bluebeard fairy tale. Terrible Warriors: Justin Ecock, Bre Poisonne, Ash Cassidy, Nick Cassidy (from the Podcast for the Recently Deceased), and Scott Thrower (from the Fairytales For Unwanted Children podcast)

Break A Wish is a podcast where all your dreams come true but with terrible ironic consequences. On each episode, host Maddox Campbell sits down with two guests and one magic wish. The panel breaks down the wish from every angle while trying to come up with the perfect ironic cost. In this episode, we are joined by Kat Letwin and Scott Thrower to discuss the wish, “I wish I could control time.” The discussion that follows covers sleepy crimes, Adam Sandler’s documentary Click, and living a groundhog life. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Break A Wish is a podcast where all your dreams come true but with terrible ironic consequences. On each episode, host Maddox Campbell sits down with two guests and one magic wish. The panel breaks down the wish from every angle while trying to come up with the perfect ironic cost. In this episode, we are joined by Kat Letwin and Scott Thrower to discuss the wish, "I wish I could control time." The discussion that follows covers sleepy crimes, Adam Sandler's documentary Click, and living a groundhog life.

A young bride is wed to an ugly, but powerful man with a blue beard. He invites her to explore the house...but one room is forbidden. Eventually, the young bride falls prey to her curiosity and opens it, discovering the gruesome display of former brides murdered... The fairytale of Bluebeard has been told many times in many ways and today the Terrible Warriors continue their own tale. Unintentional homicide is hungry business, time to find the kitchen have someone make us a sandwich... Presented by the Terrible Warriors, Consider supporting the Terrible Warriors today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Bluebeard's Bride is a feminine horror tabletop RPG published by Magpie Games, created by Whitney “Strix” Beltrán, Marissa Kelly, and Sarah Richardson, and based on the Bluebeard fairy tale. Terrible Warriors: Justin Ecock, Bre Poisonne, Ash Cassidy, Nick Cassidy (from the Podcast for the Recently Deceased), and Scott Thrower (from the Fairytales For Unwanted Children podcast)

A young bride is wed to an ugly, but powerful man with a blue beard. He invites her to explore the house...but one room is forbidden. Eventually, the young bride falls prey to her curiosity and opens it, discovering the gruesome display of former brides murdered... The fairytale of Bluebeard has been told many times in many ways and today the Terrible Warriors continue their own tale. Arriving at the Mansion the Sisters lead the bride to her first room...  Presented by the Terrible Warriors, Consider supporting the Terrible Warriors today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Bluebeard's Bride is a feminine horror tabletop RPG published by Magpie Games, created by Whitney “Strix” Beltrán, Marissa Kelly, and Sarah Richardson, and based on the Bluebeard fairy tale. Terrible Warriors: Justin Ecock, Bre Poisonne, Ash Cassidy, Nick Cassidy (from the Podcast for the Recently Deceased), and Scott Thrower (from the Fairytales For Unwanted Children podcast)

A young bride is wed to an ugly, but powerful man with a blue beard. He invites her to explore the house...but one room is forbidden. Eventually, the young bride falls prey to her curiosity and opens it, discovering the gruesome display of former brides murdered... The fairytale of Bluebeard has been told many times in many ways and today the Terrible Warriors will tell their own tale. Meet the Sisters who will together form the Bride who will soon be wed to Bluebeard and be brought this his mansion.  Presented by the Terrible Warriors, Consider supporting the Terrible Warriors today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Bluebeard's Bride is a feminine horror tabletop RPG published by Magpie Games, created by Whitney “Strix” Beltrán, Marissa Kelly, and Sarah Richardson, and based on the Bluebeard fairy tale. Terrible Warriors: Justin Ecock, Bre Poisonne, Ash Cassidy, Nick Cassidy (from the Podcast for the Recently Deceased), and Scott Thrower (from the Fairytales For Unwanted Children podcast)

Break A Wish is a podcast where all your dreams come true but with terrible ironic consequences. On each episode, host Maddox Campbell sits down with two guests and one magic wish. The panel breaks down the wish from every angle while trying to come up with the perfect ironic cost. In this episode, we are joined by Scott Thrower and Kat Letwin to discuss the wish, “I wish my cats could talk” The discussion that follows covers Garfield, memes, and Gilbert Gottfried. Hosted by Maddox Campbell Theme by Matthew Reid Cover Art by Justin Langford Find more info at breakawish.ca Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Break A Wish is a podcast where all your dreams come true but with terrible ironic consequences. On each episode, host Maddox Campbell sits down with two guests and one magic wish. The panel breaks down the wish from every angle while trying to come up with the perfect ironic cost. In this episode, we are joined by Scott Thrower and Kat Letwin to discuss the wish, "I wish my cats could talk" The discussion that follows covers Garfield, memes, and Gilbert Gottfried . Hosted by Maddox Campbell Theme by Matthew Reid Cover Art by Justin Langford Find more info at breakawish.ca

The Spooky Photo Booth Today on Spooked! Cody kisses his son inappropriately, Colin plugs his hometown mall, Damien makes some new old pants, and Scott sweeps Bon Jovi’s chimney hole. It’s all about shopping and getting lost in the mall today, so hit the food court, find a bench and get ready to get Spooked! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

The Spooky Photo Booth Today on Spooked! Cody kisses his son inappropriately, Colin plugs his hometown mall, Damien makes some new old pants, and Scott sweeps Bon Jovi's chimney hole. It's all about shopping and getting lost in the mall today, so hit the food court, find a bench and get ready to get Spooked! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

The Spooky Photo Booth Today on Spooked! Cody kisses his son inappropriately, Colin plugs his hometown mall, Damien makes some new old pants, and Scott sweeps Bon Jovi's chimney hole. It's all about shopping and getting lost in the mall today, so hit the food court, find a bench and get ready to get Spooked!

Today's episode features writer and performer Scott Thrower of the Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children podcast. His work is insanely imaginative, addictive, and nothing like you ever heard before (I promise!). Hope you guys enjoy listening to us pick his brain as much as we loved doing so.