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Laura Gibbs shares how to get started with interactive storytelling in any discipline on episode 570 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. Quotes from the episode I think what happens with a lot of people's efforts to tell stories is that they're staring at a blank page or a blank screen, and they just feel lost in it because they don't have a form that they're filling up. -Laura Gibbss Everybody was thriving with these hundred word stories. -Laura Gibbss Meaninglessness in education won't work. Education has to be meaningful, personally meaningful. -Laura Gibbss Resources Laura Gibb's Website and Blog Laura Gibb's Aesop Survivor and Other Games Improvised Shakespeare Company TV Tropes George Station The Mouse Bride Mike Caulfield MYFest Nursery Rhyme Maze Game LinkedIn Post: Go Somewhere + Games, in General Laura's Ungrading Padlet Who Cares to Chat? by Audrey Watters Audrey Watters' 2nd Breakfast Newsletter Readers Theater, by Laura Gibbs & Heather Kretschmer Zine Construction video with Dawn Stahura Dawn Stahura's Zine-Making Resources 100-Word Stories from Laura Gibbs (and her students) Tiny Writing Workshop Padlet, including 6-Word Stories Keeping ScOR from John Biewen Write Your Own Book List, by Laura Gibbs Ungrading Chapbook, by Martha Burtis Bonus Video After Pod Party with Laura Gibbs
Emma Hunter, Jean Yoon, Tom Howell, Kris Siddiqi and more get quizzed by host Gavin Crawford
My guest today on the Online for Authors podcast is John McCaffrey, editor of 50 Give or Take, is here to chat with us about flash fiction and why authors might want to consider this form of storytelling. Originally from Rochester, New York, John McCaffrey attended Villanova University and received his M.A. in Creative Writing from the City College of New York. He is the author of four published books: The Book of Ash (2013), a science fiction novel, and the short story collections Two Syllable Men (2016), What's Wrong With This Picture? (2019) and Automatically Hip (2022). He is an award-winning playwright, a writing professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and a columnist for The Good Men Project. Subscribe to Online for Authors to learn about more great books! https://www.youtube.com/@onlineforauthors?sub_confirmation=1 Join the Novels N Latte Book Club community to discuss this and other books with like-minded readers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3576519880426290 You can follow Author John McCaffrey Website: linktr.ee/johnmccaffreyhttps://linktr.ee/johnmccaffrey FB: @john.mccaffrey.984 IG: @jmccaffrey0 X @jamccaffrey Purchase The 50-Word Stories of 2023: Microfiction for Lovers of Quick Reads (50 Give or Take) on Amazon: Paperback: https://amzn.to/4e8KNXp Teri M Brown, Author and Podcast Host: https://www.terimbrown.com FB: @TeriMBrownAuthor IG: @terimbrown_author X: @terimbrown1 #johnmccaffrey #the50wordstoriesof2023 #flashfiction #50giveortake #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #podcasthost #podcast #readerpodcast #bookpodcast #writerpodcast #author #books #goodreads #bookclub #fiction #writer #bookreview *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Demon: a word that invokes many different reactions. Turn off the lights, grab your protective amulets, and listen to these true stories from real people who have been the unfortunate witness to horrifying inhuman entities. Ch 1 - You're mine now, subimtted by Cheyenne. The time someone messed around with a Ouija board and welcomed in a taunting entity. Ch 2 - What did you summon? Aaron Sagers tells us of the demon his brother summoned in his childhood home that led to a string of bizarre incidents. Ch 3 - My brother's demon, submitted by KS. Someone is concerned about the dark entity following their brother. Ch 4 - Scratched. Pythian Priestess tells us the experience that caused her to quit her job as a ghost tour guide. Aaron Sagers https://www.aaronsagers.com/ Learn about magick: The Occult Unveiled https://www.theoccultunveiled.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
From the lecture hall to Shudder, we have an true master of horror. And I finally get to talk about the movie, "Men". Mo Moshaty is a genre screenwriter, author, and lecturer. With aconcentration on psychological and possession horror in her writing, Mo'sbackground as a Trauma Specialist and Behavioral Therapist provides asturdy foundation. She is the creator of the course, “Writing TraumaRespectfully for Screen '' and was a Guest Lecturer for Prairie View A&MUniversity's Film and TV Program and with Horror BAFSS in Sheffield, UKfor No Return: A Yellowjackets Symposium.Mo is a journalist, and co-founder with Nyx Horror Collective and co-producer of the 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival featured on The Shudder Channel. Nyx HorrorCollective was founded by a group of diverse woman-identifying horror creators to develop,celebrate, and elevate original, women-led horror content.As a core member of Nyx, she has recently partnered with Stowe Story Labs to provide a fellowshipfor women writers over 40 working in the genre. Mo also served as Associate Producer on ScottishIndie SciFi Horror web series, “Cops and Monsters”, and was ecstatic to shine more of a light onindie horror. Mo's most recent literary work can be found in "A Quaint and Curious Volume of GothicTales", published by Brigid's Gate Press and "206 Word Stories" by Bag O' Bones Press.Twitter: @MoMoshatyWebsite: www.momoshaty.com
The Sharing the Heart of the Matter podcast is back with its first episode of 2024! This year we are putting special emphasis on the why and how of creativity. We start the season with a special episode with Dr. Vicki Atkinson. We know and love our writing, blogging friend, and podcasting friend Vicki. But of course, dear Vicki has worn a lot of other hats – therapist, professor, college dean, and author. And one of the places where her incredible experience wearing all these hats comes together? Six-word stories. On this podcast we get to learn about the history, benefits and examples of six-word stories from Dr. Victoria Atkinson. We start with Vicki reading a post she wrote about six-word stories as it related to finding forgiveness process for her mom. She gives us the history of these powerful short stories as made popular by writer and publisher, Larry Smith. Vicki tells us about the therapeutic value of forcing this brevity to check in and crystallize thoughts. She gives us a powerful reminder of how we can often feel more in control and on top of things when we package things in ways that feel like we can hold them in our hands. Vicki gives us some wonderful examples of these potent and portable missives from her own life, and those shared by clients and students. She even circles back to one from our recent conversation with Dr. Gerald Stein: “I like to make new mistakes.” Another one of my favorites comes from Vicki's book, Surviving Sue and is about her mom, “She wore her regret like armor.” That carries the power of Vicki's example of how crystallizing her thoughts helped her to build empathy and to find her way to forgiveness. This is a great episode that celebrates the clarity that comes when we get quiet, the power that is unlocked when we write it out, and the gateway to growth that is opened when we use tools like six-word stories. We know you'll love it. Episode 49 show notes Vicki's post: Peek Inside: “Surviving Sue” – Six-Word Style – Victoria Ponders Larry Smith's site: Six-Word Memoirs – One Life, Six Words. What's Yours? (sixwordmemoirs.com) Writing Our Lives in 6 Words | Psychology Today How to Use 6-Word Memoirs in the Classroom | Edutopia Vicki's personal blog: Victoria Ponders Wynne's personal blog: Surprised by Joy Vicki's recently released book: Surviving Sue Wynne's book about her beloved father: Finding My Father's Faith
For this episode, we have a delightful recording of John Sheirer reading from his book For Now: One-Hundred 100 Word Stories live at Splendor Solis Books in Northampton on December 8th, 2023. A big treat, this reading, plus a lot of background on his writing approach, a fun q&a type session at the end, and more! Do stick around! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meatforteacast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meatforteacast/support
12/18/23: Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle: the superintendent search. MLRI atty Judith Liben: subsidized affordable housing — for the rich? Reproductive Rights hero, Dr. Giovannina Anthony: the fight for abortion. Megan Zinn with John Sheirer on “For Now: One Hundred 100-Word Stories”
Today on One Life Radio, we welcomed Diane Gottlieb on the air for the first time to hear about her inspiration and the importance of Awakenings: Stories of Body & Consciousness. Diane is an MSW, or Master of Social Work, MEd, Master of Education and a MFA, Master of Fine Arts and is the editor of the book Awakenings: Stories of Body & Consciousness. Her writing appears in 2023 Best Microfiction, River Teeth, HuffPost, SmokeLong Quarterly, Hippocampus Magazine, The Rumpus, Chicago Review of Books, About Place Journal, and 100 Word Stories among many other journals and anthologies. She is the winner of Tiferet Journal's 2021 Writing Contest in the nonfiction category and on the 2023 Wigleaf Top 50 longlist. Diane is the Prose/CNF Editor of Emerge Literary Journal and the founder and author of WomanPause, a newsletter dedicated to lifting the voices of women over 50. To get more information about Diane Gottlieb and her work on Awakenings please visit dianegottlieb.com!Thank you to our sponsors!Enviromedica – Rewild your gut with spore-based probiotics and wild-harvested prebiotics designed to support a healthy and diverse microbiome.Cardio Miracle - A comprehensive heart and health supplement utilizing over 50 ingredients. Visit cardiomiracle.com today for an automatic 15% OFF your order! Children's Health Defense - Listen every Monday as we cover the top stories from the CHD‘s Defender NewsletterSunwarrior - Use the code OLR for 20% off your purchase!Well Being Journal - For nutritional, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health.Thorne - Get 20% off your order and free shipping!
Mo Moshaty is a genre screenwriter, author, and lecturer. With a concentration on psychological and possession horror in her writing, Mo's background as a Trauma Specialist and Behavioral Therapist provides a sturdy foundation. She is the creator of the course, “Writing Trauma Respectfully for Screen '' and was a Guest Lecturer for Prairie View A&M University's Film and TV Program and with Horror BAFSS in Sheffield, UK for No Return: A Yellowjackets Symposium. Mo is a journalist, and co-founder with Nyx Horror Collective and co-producer of the 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival featured on The Shudder Channel. Nyx Horror Collective was founded by a group of diverse woman-identifying horror creators to develop, celebrate, and elevate original, women-led horror content. As a core member of Nyx, she has recently partnered with Stowe Story Labs to provide a fellowship for women writers over 40 working in the genre. Mo also served as Associate Producer on Scottish Indie SciFi Horror web series, “Cops and Monsters”, and was ecstatic to shine more of a light on indie horror. Mo's most recent literary work can be found in "A Quaint and Curious Volume of Gothic Tales", published by Brigid's Gate Press, and "206 Word Stories" by Bag O' Bones Press. Twitter: @MoMoshaty Website: www.momoshaty.com Learn more about Kim Lengling, your host and an author at www.kimlenglingauthor.com Newest release: Paw Prints on the Couch - Available on Amazon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letfearbouncepodcast/message
Kathryn interviews Author PJ Caldas.For as long as she can remember, Yinyin heard she was poised to become part of something big. Then it happened. She was invited to join a scientific experiment that would allow her to connect her brain to others and become so powerful, she would be unbeatable. Though, it would also require her to allow others to have access to family secrets she was sworn to protect. Emmy award winner, bestselling author and martial artist PJ Caldas brings us this Sci-Fi thriller featuring a strong female protagonist and martial artist who travels from China to the U.S. with the goal of teaching martial arts to women so they can protect themselves from the attacks and abuse of men. It also tells the story of how AI affects her life. Caldas has been named to Adweek's Creative 100, Ad Age's Creativity 50, and to the 4A's 100 People Who Make Advertising Great.Kathryn also interviews Author Diane Gottlieb MSW. What happens when 49 authors sit down to craft their experiences of living in a body? Magic! Diane Gottlieb carefully curates a magical anthology of short essays, filled with trauma and triumph, pleasures and pain, challenges, resilience and growth. No matter where you turn in this tribute to the miracles, mishaps and mysteries of the body, you will be moved.A host of seasoned writers present a stunning array of diverse voices, journeys and literary forms. Awakenings will sometimes make you laugh, often make you cry, and will always spur a deep appreciation for the flesh and bones that carry us all through life. Gottlieb's writing appears in 2023 Best Microfiction, HuffPost, Chicago Review of Books, About Place Journal, and 100 Word Stories. She is the founder and author of Woman Pause, a newsletter dedicated to lifting the voices of women over 50.
Kathryn interviews Author PJ Caldas.For as long as she can remember, Yinyin heard she was poised to become part of something big. Then it happened. She was invited to join a scientific experiment that would allow her to connect her brain to others and become so powerful, she would be unbeatable. Though, it would also require her to allow others to have access to family secrets she was sworn to protect. Emmy award winner, bestselling author and martial artist PJ Caldas brings us this Sci-Fi thriller featuring a strong female protagonist and martial artist who travels from China to the U.S. with the goal of teaching martial arts to women so they can protect themselves from the attacks and abuse of men. It also tells the story of how AI affects her life. Caldas has been named to Adweek's Creative 100, Ad Age's Creativity 50, and to the 4A's 100 People Who Make Advertising Great.Kathryn also interviews Author Diane Gottlieb MSW. What happens when 49 authors sit down to craft their experiences of living in a body? Magic! Diane Gottlieb carefully curates a magical anthology of short essays, filled with trauma and triumph, pleasures and pain, challenges, resilience and growth. No matter where you turn in this tribute to the miracles, mishaps and mysteries of the body, you will be moved.A host of seasoned writers present a stunning array of diverse voices, journeys and literary forms. Awakenings will sometimes make you laugh, often make you cry, and will always spur a deep appreciation for the flesh and bones that carry us all through life. Gottlieb's writing appears in 2023 Best Microfiction, HuffPost, Chicago Review of Books, About Place Journal, and 100 Word Stories. She is the founder and author of Woman Pause, a newsletter dedicated to lifting the voices of women over 50.
Kathryn interviews Author PJ Caldas.For as long as she can remember, Yinyin heard she was poised to become part of something big. Then it happened. She was invited to join a scientific experiment that would allow her to connect her brain to others and become so powerful, she would be unbeatable. Though, it would also require her to allow others to have access to family secrets she was sworn to protect. Emmy award winner, bestselling author and martial artist PJ Caldas brings us this Sci-Fi thriller featuring a strong female protagonist and martial artist who travels from China to the U.S. with the goal of teaching martial arts to women so they can protect themselves from the attacks and abuse of men. It also tells the story of how AI affects her life. Caldas has been named to Adweek's Creative 100, Ad Age's Creativity 50, and to the 4A's 100 People Who Make Advertising Great.Kathryn also interviews Author Diane Gottlieb MSW. What happens when 49 authors sit down to craft their experiences of living in a body? Magic! Diane Gottlieb carefully curates a magical anthology of short essays, filled with trauma and triumph, pleasures and pain, challenges, resilience and growth. No matter where you turn in this tribute to the miracles, mishaps and mysteries of the body, you will be moved.A host of seasoned writers present a stunning array of diverse voices, journeys and literary forms. Awakenings will sometimes make you laugh, often make you cry, and will always spur a deep appreciation for the flesh and bones that carry us all through life. Gottlieb's writing appears in 2023 Best Microfiction, HuffPost, Chicago Review of Books, About Place Journal, and 100 Word Stories. She is the founder and author of Woman Pause, a newsletter dedicated to lifting the voices of women over 50.
Kathryn interviews Author PJ Caldas.For as long as she can remember, Yinyin heard she was poised to become part of something big. Then it happened. She was invited to join a scientific experiment that would allow her to connect her brain to others and become so powerful, she would be unbeatable. Though, it would also require her to allow others to have access to family secrets she was sworn to protect. Emmy award winner, bestselling author and martial artist PJ Caldas brings us this Sci-Fi thriller featuring a strong female protagonist and martial artist who travels from China to the U.S. with the goal of teaching martial arts to women so they can protect themselves from the attacks and abuse of men. It also tells the story of how AI affects her life. Caldas has been named to Adweek's Creative 100, Ad Age's Creativity 50, and to the 4A's 100 People Who Make Advertising Great.Kathryn also interviews Author Diane Gottlieb MSW. What happens when 49 authors sit down to craft their experiences of living in a body? Magic! Diane Gottlieb carefully curates a magical anthology of short essays, filled with trauma and triumph, pleasures and pain, challenges, resilience and growth. No matter where you turn in this tribute to the miracles, mishaps and mysteries of the body, you will be moved.A host of seasoned writers present a stunning array of diverse voices, journeys and literary forms. Awakenings will sometimes make you laugh, often make you cry, and will always spur a deep appreciation for the flesh and bones that carry us all through life. Gottlieb's writing appears in 2023 Best Microfiction, HuffPost, Chicago Review of Books, About Place Journal, and 100 Word Stories. She is the founder and author of Woman Pause, a newsletter dedicated to lifting the voices of women over 50.
Keepin It Real w/ Caramel Podcast interviewed Mo Moshaty, and we had a very deep conversation about horror, which I am not a fan of horror or anything involving horror. Mo Moshaty loves every single moment of horror. She started watching horror movies at a young age, and she became a big fan of horror. Mo Moshaty is a genre screenwriter, author, and lecturer. With a concentration on psychological and possession horror in her writing. Mo's background as a trauma specialist and behavioral therapist provides a sturdy foundation. She is the creator of the course, “Writing Trauma Respectfully for Screen '' and was a Guest Lecturer for Prairie View A&M University's Film and TV Program and with Horror BAFSS in Sheffield, UK for No Return: A Yellowjackets Symposium. There is so much more to Mo Moshaty. Mo is a journalist and co-founder with Nyx Horror Collective and co-producer of the 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival featured on The Shudder Channel. Nyx Horror Collective was founded by a group of diverse woman-identifying horror creators to develop, celebrate, and elevate original, women-led horror content. As a core member of Nyx, she has recently partnered with Stowe Story Labs to provide a fellowship for women writers over 40 working in the genre. Mo also served as Associate Producer on Scottish Indie SciFi Horror web series, “Cops and Monsters”, and was ecstatic to shine more of a light on indie horror. Mo's most recent literary work can be found in "A Quaint and Curious Volume of Gothic Tales," published by Brigid's Gate Press, and "206 Word Stories" by Bag O' Bones Press. Her novel "Love The Sinner" is a thought-provoking examination of sin by the co-founder of the Nyx Horror Collective. According to Dante, a sin is the misdirection of love - the human will, or essentially, the direction of our beings. "Love the Sinner" is an examination of just how those sins can kaleidoscope into horrific consequences, creating a distorted and deadly landscape. These stories stand stark before you in full glaring misstep and macabre to show the human psyche in all its twisted reality. You can find "Love The Sinner" at Love the Sinner - Kindle edition by Moshaty, Mo, Turpitt, Elle, Oxler, Carey, Ellis, Stephanie. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. You can also go to Mo Moshaty website at www.momoshaty.com or on her social media Mo Moshaty. Thank you for listening to and supporting the podcast. If you want to be heard, email mscaramellucas@gmail.com or follow me on Instagram @mscaramellucas - TikTok @caramellucas - Facebook - Caramel Lucas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caramel-lucas/message
Episode 122: In this Equestrian Author Spotlight, you'll meet Kathy Simmers. Kathy always wanted to live on a farm with horses. When she was twelve years old, she started taking riding lessons. At nineteen she bought her first horse. It seemed like she was well on her way, but life doesn't always go in a straight line. Though Kathy faced many obstacles she never gave up on her dream. Today Kathy & her husband live on a farm in North Carolina with horses, llamas, a small herd of goats, cats, a dog, and some chickens. Jump the Moon, Kathy's children's book is based on the true story of her daughter (the girl with the long blonde hair) and the unbelievable bond she developed with her pony (Me Too). Witnessing their story was initially exciting, at times heartbreaking and ultimately one of the most inspiring experiences she has ever known. It was so inspiring in fact that it's why today Kathy lives in North Carolina on the horse farm that she always dreamed of, where she is currently working on her next book. She hopes that by sharing Jump the Moon readers will learn the importance of trusting your heart, following your dreams and never putting limits on what is possible. Saddle up for a conversation about magical moments, leaning into the pursuit of a dream, writing strong stories in a thousand words, and building intuition through horses. Show notes: https://www.carlykadecreative.com/blog/episode-122-on-writing-thousand-word-stories-magical-moments-realizing-dreams-with-kathy-simmers-equestrian-author-spotlight-podcast Want a free guide to secrets of horse book authors? Gallop over to https://www.carlykadecreative.com/wisdom.html and join the Equestrian Author Spotlight email list to have the author advice resource delivered instantly to your inbox.
In this episode, Grant Faulkner, author and Executive Director of NaNoWriMo, discusses 100 word stories, what is National Novel Writing Month, writing as running, making creativity a priority, writing on your phone, and time confetti. Find Grant online at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Stories Matter Foundation https://www.storystudiochicago.org/
Mo Moshaty is a genre screenwriter, author, and lecturer. With a concentration on psychological and possession horror in her writing, Mo's background as a Trauma Specialist and Behavioral Therapist provides a sturdy foundation. She is the creator of the course, “Writing Trauma Respectfully for Screen '' and was a Guest Lecturer for Prairie View A&M University's Film and TV Program and with Horror BAFSS in Sheffield, UK for No Return: A Yellowjackets Symposium.Mo is a journalist, and co-founder with Nyx Horror Collective and co-producer of the 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival featured on The Shudder Channel. Nyx Horror Collective was founded by a group of diverse woman-identifying horror creators to develop, celebrate, and elevate original, women-led horror content.As a core member of Nyx, she has recently partnered with Stowe Story Labs to provide a fellowship for women writers over 40 working in the genre. Mo also served as Associate Producer on Scottish Indie SciFi Horror web series, “Cops and Monsters”, and was ecstatic to shine more of a light on indie horror. Mo's most recent literary work can be found in "A Quaint and Curious Volume of Gothic Tales", published by Brigid's Gate Press and "206 Word Stories" by Bag O' Bones Press.Twitter: @MoMoshatyhttp://momoshaty.com The Douglas Coleman Show now offers audio and video promotional packages for music artists as well as video promotional packages for authors. We also offer advertising.Please see our website for complete details.http://douglascolemanshow.comIf you have a comment about this episode or any other, please click the link below.https://ratethispodcast.com/douglascolemanshow Please help The Douglas Coleman Show continue to bring you high quality programs like this.Go to our Fundrazer page.https://fnd.us/e2CLX2?ref=sh_eCTqb8
This morning, we had Daphne with us on The BIG Show! We talked retirement, the laws we'd want to have in Singapore, and debated on the age-old question: milk, or cereal first? Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo @thefdsg Producer: @shalinisusan97 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This morning, we had Daphne with us on The BIG Show! We talked retirement, the laws we'd want to have in Singapore, and debated on the age-old question: milk, or cereal first? Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo @thefdsg Producer: @shalinisusan97 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ep 297: 100 Word Sex Stories. Want a sex story in a minute? I've got several for you! 100 word stories is a writing style that many erotica authors are engaging in on the platform of Medium on Wylde Erotic Cravings under the HUNDO tab. I am also participating in this fun exercise in erotic literary arts. It's a challenge! It's most definitely a challenge to write a story or sex scene in exactly 100 words, but it's fun! It's akin to writing poetry or a tweet because there's a finite limit to how many words can be used. I read several of my 100 word sex stories, plus those of G.G. Wylde, and H.C. Holmes. Check out this link to read all the hot steamy microfiction stories from other erotica authors. Medium link: https://medium.com/wylde-erotic-cravings/tagged/hundoMine: We're Not Stopping Until Euphoria Sings https://medium.com/wylde-erotic-cravings/were-not-stopping-until-euphoria-sings-4cf4b0e43614Ruan Willow on Medium: https://medium.com/@ruanwillowJoin Medium with Ruan's affiliate link: https://medium.com/@ruanwillow/membershipH. C. Holmes 100 Word Stories (multiple genres) https://hcholmes1.medium.com/list/hcholmes-100-word-stories-b29372b63464Episode sponsors:Ruan is a Manscaped Ambassador get 20% OFF+Free Shipping with promo code RUANWILLOW20 at https://www.manscaped.com/Ruan is a Kiirro Toys Ambassador get 10% OFF with code RUANWILLOW10 at https://www.kiiroo.com/Neighborhood Sex Secrets: affiliate links podcast may earn a small monetary reward for purchasesBuy links:https://books2read.com/u/3R5MZjhttps://amzn.to/3CVxzw8A Daddy Dom/submissive story of control and submission that flourishes as mutual sexual freedoms. The book contains elements of mild BDSM, multiple partners, exhibitionism, experimentation, and lots of pleasure.Request an ARC copy: https://booksirens.com/book/VPKVEZX/SYFXAK9https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/neighborhoodsexsecretsarcRuan's Books: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/Caught by the Panther, a Shape Shifter erotic story narrated by Ruan Willow https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/caughtbythepantherThe Sex Challenge Series of novellas and erotic audiobooks by Ruan Willow, a later in life 2nd marriage newlywed erotic rom-com series https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/thesexchallengeseries Support the showSign up for Ruan's newsletters: https://subscribepage.io/ruanwillowhttps://linktr.ee/RuanWillowRuan is a Manscaped Ambassador get 20% OFF+Free Shipping with promo code RUANWILLOW20 at https://www.manscaped.com/ Ruan is a Kiirro Toys Ambassador get 10% OFF with code RUANWILLOW10 at https://www.kiiroo.com/Copyright 2021-2023 Pink Infinity Publishing LLC
While studying for exams, a young man's alarm clock goes berserk at the same time every night. Who set the alarm and why can't he stop it?Ed Dearnley lives in Sussex, UK, where he works in climate change mitigation for a local authority. He is the author of the non-fiction book London to Brighton Derailed. In 2022, his flash-fiction Homework was published by Bag of Bones Press in their collection 206 Word Stories. You can read "Red Light, Green Light" at https://www.kaidankaistories.com.Click here to learn about the 2023 Kaidankai contest for writers.Website: kaidankaistories.comFollow us on: TwitterMastodonInstagramYouTubeFacebookPlease donate any amount to the Kaidankai:Donate $25 US and a podcast episode will be dedicated to you.Donate $50US and get a t-shirt with the Kaidankai logoKo-FiPayPal
Uncovering the power of six-word stories forever altered the way I write and connect with my audience - leaving readers on the edge of their seat, wondering what new twist I would surprise them with next. In this episode, you will be able to: Master the art of concise writing for high-impact messaging. Discover the potential of six-word stories in engaging storytelling. Develop captivating job interview stories and application narratives. Understand the role of thoughtful word choices and editing in writing success. Evoke powerful emotions with concise storytelling techniques. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - The Power of Brevity in Writing, 00:01:08 - The Power of Six-Word Stories, 00:02:14 - The Importance of Imagery in Six-Word Stories, 00:02:58 - The Value of Choosing Your Words Wisely, 00:03:41 - Using Six-Word Stories in Communication, For more personal statement tips and resources on applying to residency, visit www.drmyershurt.com
The third and last installment in our 2022 Pushcart Nominees' series, this one features a terrific conversation with Mary Buchinger and Mark Lew. Topic range from the english language and the importance of retaining words to writing processes, and beyond. They read their nominated pieces as well - a real treat. AND! We've got more 6 Word Stories culled from our Meat For Teacast Facebook page participants! If you've not heard the prior two installments of the Pushcart Nominees' series, we highly recommend going back to those - after you've finished this episode, of course! https://lewwriter.com/?page_id=235 https://www.marybuchinger.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meatforteacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meatforteacast/support
Local author Bob Madgic writes a memoir in 100-word stories.
When Lisa Klein was 18 years old, she had already lost her father and brother to suicide, and as it often happens, she felt that their deaths had to be related to who she was: “My thought was that it was a reflection on me, that I wasn't good enough” she says. Her family shut down, suicide was not discussed. “We couldn't talk about it and I had so many questions.” Years later, she started talking to loss survivors with the intent of producing a film about it. During the interviews, Lisa got in touch with people who had attempted suicide and decided that sharing their stories would be more beneficial. “I wanted to talk to people about being on the edge and what brought them back.” The result is a great documentary called “The S Word.” In this interview, the film director Lisa Klein shares some of the beautiful stories portrayed in the film and how it helped her understand her brother and father's suicide. Learn about the film “The S Word:” https://bit.ly/3dLtDoO Find my book "Understanding Suicide: Living with loss, paths to prevention:” https://amzn.to/3QYe0II Visit my page www.understandsuicide.com Enroll in my course "How to help suicidal people." https://bit.ly/3klNZ7n If you need to talk, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org Phone: 800-273-8255 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paula-fontenelle/message
And now, without further ado--KSM's 50-word short story extravaganza! The audience has been submitting their micro-stories for the last two weeks. We've got Keystroke's very own Ellen Campbell share her insights into these works of fiction. We wanted to know: can you write an entire story in just fifty words? Who hit the mark and who came close? Tune in live to find out! Hosts: Lauren Moore, Kalene Williams Special Guest: Ellen Campbell 00:00 Opening remarks and introductions -Discord server is up! https://discord.com/invite/t96CVRD -Keystroke Coffee is live! https://keystrokemedium.com/product/keystroke-coffee/ -Use Plottr! https://plottr.com?ref=190 02:48 Main Event – Story Time! KSM Writes 50-Word Stories -Stories from writers! -What Ellen looks for in a story. -Hemingway's 6 word story. -Blurb vs. story. -50 word stories from the editor fates and free t-shirt! 39:40 Sponsor The Writing Dream: and How to Make it to Happily Ever After by Lauren Moore, Josh Hayes, and Scott Moon https://amzn.to/3xO6rfF 41:22 Main Event – Story Time! KSM Writes 50-Word Stories, Continued! -More stories. -Reading Leo Vaccaro's flash fiction win. 58:50 Closing remarks *** Coffee and Concepts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRuoHj6opw0 Keystroke Medium Live! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1qSwdjsN9Q The Writer's Journey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydLaFFntB4Q Storytelling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYRzwuQeK9Q *** Try out Rob McClellan's Mod Farm for your website building needs. Use the link for a KSM discount! https://modfarmdesign.com/keystroke/ Become a Medium today! https://keystrokemedium.com/mediums/ Don't forget to Like and Subscribe and get involved with the mayhem and shenanigans in the live chat! http://www.youtube.com/c/keystrokemedium If you have any thoughts or ideas for show topics or if you have authors you'd like to see on the show, let us know. Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KeystrokeMedium For all the latest and greatest KSM Gear, check out our store at: https://keystrokemedium.com/ksm-store/ Also, subscribe to Sci Fi Explorations for the best discounted and free books we come across through our contacts: http://www.scifiexplorations.com *** Keystroke Medium Anthologies Kingdoms of Iron and Stone – https://amzn.to/2GjbE6I Horizons Beyond – https://amzn.to/2SrJ6uX Farthest Reach – https://amzn.to/2UZINeo The Writing Dream – and How to Make it to Happily Ever After – Keystroke Medium's first non-fiction book. https://amzn.to/2UZINeo If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a review and rate the show on iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher, or wherever else you found us!
Author Bob Madgic visits Nancy's Bookshelf to chat about "Reflections: 100 One Hundred-Word Stories."
The film industry can be a tough place to be. You're constantly under pressure to be creative and produce your best work. It's easy to get wrapped up in the stress of it all and forget to take care of yourself. In this episode of "A Conversation With," my special guests Mo Moshaty (Screenwriter and Journalist) and Nicole Lovince (Actress and Song Writer) discuss how to maintain your mental health in the film industry. They offer valuable tips and insight on how to manage the pressure and stay sane in this fast-paced industry. BIOs: Mo Moshaty is a genre screenwriter and journalist with Nyx Horror Collective and co-producer of the 13 Minutes of Horror Film Festival featured on The Shudder Channel. With a concentration on psychological and possession horror in her writing, her background as a Trauma Specialist and Behavioral Therapist provides a sturdy foundation. Mo is the creator of the course, “Writing Trauma Respectfully for Screen” and was a Guest Lecturer for Prairie View A&M University's Film and TV Program. As a core member of Nyx, she has recently partnered with Stowe Story Labs to provide a fellowship for women writers over 40 working in the genre. You can find Mo's Podcast, Between the Bannisters, where she interviews creatives on the movie that shaped them, on Apple Podcasts. Mo's most recent literary work can be found in "A Quaint and Curious Volume of Gothic Tales", published by Brigid's Gate Press and "206 Word Stories" by Bag O' Bones Press. Nicole Lovine is a multi-hyphenate Lifestyle Brand -Actress, Singer, Wellness, Podcaster, Public Speaker, Host and Live Event Brand Ambassador. She songwrites, produces, and performs original music under the name “Free The Unicorn” in the alternative metal pop r&b genre. She has roles in such films and tv shows as Pitch Perfect and Dear White People. Sharing the big screen with stars such as Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Monique, and Brendan Fraser. Nicole has performed live in front of a collective audience upwards of 30, 000 people. She has an extensive background in on camera acting, live stage performance, and content creation. She uses her social media to share my intuitive insights and experience through art, entertainment, and the power of manifestation. Nicole is the creator and owner of The Goddess Bath Experience. She helps women from diverse backgrounds create and learn to sustain a ritual self care practice called "The Goddess Bath" an intentional ritualist bath that will transform you inside and out. Submit Your Film to Our Film Collective: ifapfilmcollective.com Connect With Floyd Marshall Jr: instagram.com/floydmarshalljr tiktok.com/@floydmarshalljr0 --- 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/aconversationwithfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aconversationwithfm/support
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We play the One Word Stories Game in which we improvise stories one word at a time. Tomahawk and Stu Pitch a Podcast is a comedy podcast that pitches you new ideas for podcasts and then gives you a sample of each one through the power of improv. But can they squeeze a comedy podcast out of a very unfit fitness podcast? Show links Official Website: https://tomahawkandstu.podbean.com/ Facebook :www.facebook.com/tomahawkandstu Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomahawkand Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomahawkand... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tomahawkandstu Find Stu Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/stuwu_ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyj3... Find Tomahawk: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBRv... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomahawkpre... tomahawkpresents.com Show logo by Kristen Kokkelenberg For business inquiries please contact kokkelenbergkd@gmail.com Edited by Tomahawk Eastridge Theme Song by Tomahawk Eastridge Credits by Tomahawk Eastridge
One Word Stories. What's Your Word? TRAILER: Alex Schulte returns for Season 2 of One Word Stories, refreshed and reformatted for deeper one-on-one interviews with some of Eastern Iowa's most prominent personalities. *Season 2 premieres next week on Wednesday, December 1st.* One Word Stories is the weekly podcast where host Alex Schulte sits down with the people of Eastern Iowa and uses one word to explore both who they are now and the stories that made them who they are. New episodes every Wednesday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you find your podcasts. One Word Stories is produced and distributed by the L.A.S. Podcast Network in Cedar Rapids, IA. For more, visit http://laspodcastnetwork.com/ (LASPodcastNetwork.com). Subscribe to L.A.S.+ for just $10/month and get bonus episodes of this show, ad-free versions of every L.A.S. Podcast, pre-sale access to live events, early access to special podcasts and projects, and more benefits, all while support local Iowa creators and businesses. For more information and to get started, head to https://www.laspodcastnetwork.com/plus (LASPodcastNetwork.com/plus).
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They count every word, so make every word count.
Trailer: One of the area's preeminent personalities returns to the airwaves for a show that will have you laughing, crying, and screaming in your car. Each week, Alex Schulte (along with right-hand man Jake Truemper) will use a single word to spark a deep dive discussion into the stories that made us.
Join teacher, author, and NWP Writers Council member Kim Culbertson, along with fellow educators, for a dive into 100-word stories. Kim will share how she has found short-form work a great test for herself as a writer and its applications for her work with students. (Also, check out her post about 100-word stories.)
Join teacher, author, and NWP Writers Council member Kim Culbertson, along with fellow educators, for a dive into 100-word stories. Kim will share how she has found short-form work a great test for herself as a writer and its applications for her work with students. Related handout: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zszv938igls0yil/100WSintheLAclassroom.pdf?dl=0
“Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.” — Albert Einstein Dr. Laura Gibbs is a professor of humanities at the University of Oklahoma, teaching mythology and folklore online, challenging her students to develop higher-order Bloom Taxonomy along with 21st Century skills as they explore the content of her courses. Laura contributed a chapter to the book Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermines Learn (and What to Do Instead) titled “Let's talk about grading.” In this episode, Dr. Gibbs will discuss how ungrading is a natural fit for teaching online and how she challenges her students to create and think critically in a virtual environment. This the second episode of a six-part series where you will hear from the chapter authors who will help us dive deeper into their ideas around assessment. Follow: Twitter Blog Resources: 100 Word Stories (2009) Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermines Learning (and What to Do Instead) (2020) Use code PODTALIHE through December 2020 for 30% off. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beyondthecurriculum/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beyondthecurriculum/support
Good things come in small packages and the 6-word story is no exception! Listen and learn how to use creative micro-writing in your work with teachers. You'll want to try this tomorrow! Find a transcribed version of this podcast and links to all the resources mentioned here in this week's accompanying blog post. Are you looking for more coaching inspiration? Get my newest blog posts, podcasts, special events and more delivered straight to your Inbox. Sign up here! And, if you want to a place to discuss the content from today's episode, join my Leading by Learning Facebook Community today and start a conversation! If you'd like more information about the sponsors for this podcast, visit My Favorite Things page and get deals and discounts on Skillshare, Canva, Kajabi, Flodesk and more! One last thing: Subscribe to my weekly newsletter called A Lit Life. I celebrate my literate life and share what I'm reading, writing, learning and loving in hopes it inspires your own daily practices, too!
"Suddenly something was trying to suck the life out of me." This episode is not explicit. Written by Charlotte McElroy, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Performed and produced by Nikki Thomas. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Music by archesaudio.com An Australian native, Nikki Thomas now resides in Brooklyn, NY where she works as a voice over artist, actor and writer. https://nikkisthomas.com/ TRANSCRIPT There was a low growling, buzzing sound coming from far away. Suddenly something was trying to suck the life out of me. I slapped, twisted, turned and tried to escape. Claws pierced my skin. Hot breath filled my mouth. I bolted upright. My cat jumped to the floor and smiled. This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced and produced by Nikki Thomas, and written by Charlotte McElroy, courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Charlotte McElroy is an 80-year-old retired teacher. She is finally following her dream: writing! There is also music by archesaudio.com
Don’t anthropomorphise. This episode is not explicit. Written by Clare O'Brien, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Performed by Angela Kanwar as Chloe and Sophie Ryder as Claudette.. Produced by Karin Heimdahl. (Sophie Ryder) Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Previously PR to a politician and PA to a rock star, Clare now lives noisily in Scotland, writing her first novel, Light Switch. Her work has recently appeared in Mslexia, The London Reader, Spelk, Cabinet of Heed, Northwords Now, and anthologies from The Emma Press and Hedgehog Poetry. Find out more at http://clarevobrien.weebly.com/ Angela Kanwar is a versatile British Voiceover Artist with a warm, engaging and assuring tone. www.linkedin.com/in/angela-kanwar-b2784729 Find Sophie Ryder on Twitter https://twitter.com/SophieRyderVA 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ Karin Heimdahl produces audio drama Y2K https://y2kpod.com TRANSCRIPT CHLOE Sometimes, when I look into his eyes, I swear he understands everything I’m saying. CLAUDETTE Don’t anthropomorphise. They’re only human. NARRATOR/CHLOE Chloe licked the man’s hand as he scraped leftovers into their bowls. What did it matter, anyway? They were onto a good thing here. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced by Angela Kanwar as Chloe and Sophie Ryder as Claudette. It was produced by Karin Heimdahl and written by Clare O'Brien, courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Clare lives in Scotland, writing her first novel, Light Switch. Music by Chip Michael. Sound effects from freesound.org under the Creative Commons 0 license.
Resolutions for these times. This episode is not explicit. Written by Marjan Sierhuis, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Produced and performed by Lorraine Ansell. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Marjan Sierhuis enjoys reading and writing flash fiction. http://twitter.com/MarjanSierhuis Lorraine Ansell is an experienced voice and delights in telling stories from all walks of life globally. www.lorrainevoiceart.com 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ TRANSCRIPT Darn the holes in the socks Touch up grey hair roots Get up close and personal with some favorite cooking shows Organize the kitchen cupboards Attack the dust bunnies that reside under the bed Binge read every single story published on 50-Word Stories Or sit around and do absolutely nothing Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced and produced by Lorraine Ansell, and written by Marjan Sierhuis courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Marjan Sierhuis enjoys reading and writing flash fiction.
When life can finally begin. This episode is not explicit. Written by Laura Besley, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Produced and performed by Vin Ernst. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Laura Besley writes short fiction in the precious moments that her children are asleep. She has been widely published online, in print, and in anthologies. Her debut flash fiction collection, The Almost Mothers, is out now. Vin Ernst is a theatre and voice over actor based in Denver, Colorado. They are currently attempting to get a theatre degree in what they refer to as ""one of the wildest to be alive."" You can hear more of their work in podcasts such as Standard Docking Procedure (actor), Aftershocks (writer), and Liminal Apocalypse (writer/actor/sound design). 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ TRANSCRIPT I could be dead. I would be dead if I’d been born 50 years ago. God knows, I’ve thought about it. There’s been no point living this half-life. Instead, today I wake to the loud rhythmic banging of my new heart (my new heart!). And my life can finally begin. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced and produced by Vin Ernst, and written by Laura Besley courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Laura Besley writes short fiction in the precious moments that her children are asleep. Her debut flash fiction collection, The Almost Mothers, is out now. Music by Vin Ernst.
On today's episode, we are excited to be joined by the 2019 winner of the Indie Author Project - Ran Walker! We're talking about writing short stories and flash fiction! We'll touch on what defines a short story and various types of flash fiction, as well as the differences in the writing process, finding inspiration, and marketing when it comes to marketing short fiction versus a standard novel. _________________ Check out the following books by our Indie Author Project Patrons! Proliferation by Erik Otto Want to see your book listed? Become a Patron! __________________________ We want to thank all of the wonderful members of our writing bloc community. You can find us on Twitter or Facebook, or online at WritingBloc.com. Thanks everyone, and happy writing. RESOURCES MENTIONED FiftyWordStories.com 100WordStory.org On Writing by Stephen King Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott This is the Story of a Happy Marriage (Featuring The Getaway Car) by Ann Patchett CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST Ran Walker's Website Ran Walker on Twitter The Strange Museum: 50-Word Stories by Ran Walker Portable Black Magic by Ran Walker Daykeeper by Ran Walker ____________________________________ Check out the following books by our Patrons! Deadly Declarations by Landis Wade Mission 51 by Fernando Crôtte Want to see your book listed? Become a Patron!
On today's episode, we are excited to be joined by the 2019 winner of the Indie Author Project - Ran Walker! We're talking about writing short stories and flash fiction! We'll touch on what defines a short story and various types of flash fiction, as well as the differences in the writing process, finding inspiration, and marketing when it comes to marketing short fiction versus a standard novel. _____________ Subscribe to hear our future episodes - including our upcoming one on Writing nonfiction about a subject close to your heart. We have some great topics in the pipeline and our goal is to release a new episode every other Tuesday. We want to thank all of the wonderful members of our writing bloc community. You can find us on Twitter or Facebook, or online at WritingBloc.com, where you can also find information about our books-- two cooperatively created anthologies as well as our first full-length novel. Sponsorship opportunities are available on this podcast and in our Newsletter for those hoping to reach an audience of indie authors! Reach out to Join our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/ghuatP Thanks everyone, and happy writing. RESOURCES MENTIONED FiftyWordStories.com 100WordStory.org On Writing by Stephen King Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott This is the Story of a Happy Marriage (Featuring The Getaway Car) by Ann Patchett CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST Ran Walker's Website Ran Walker on Twitter The Strange Museum: 50-Word Stories by Ran Walker Portable Black Magic by Ran Walker Daykeeper by Ran Walker
Pandemic musings. This episode is not explicit. Written by Connell Wayne Regner, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Produced and performed by June Yoon Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Connell apologises for writing a non-fiction story for a fiction site. June is a Korean bilingual, professional full-time voice actor in Los Angeles. With over 20 years of combined experience in acting, directing, producing, and teaching, June sees every script as an opportunity to tell a story. Visit his website for demos and examples of his work: https://www.voicemoto.com 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ TRANSCRIPT At the supermarket the toilet paper was out. Shelves were bare. I got home and the news was suggesting that the toilet paper hoarders were using it to protect themselves. It suddenly occurred to me that there was no need to worry about a zombie apocalypse amidst a mummy one. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced and produced by June Yoon, and written by Connell Wayne Regner courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Connell apologises for writing a non-fiction story for a fiction site. Music from audioblocks.com, producer is a paid subscriber.
Finally, a conversation. This episode is not explicit. Written by C. G: Thompson, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Performed and produced by Hannah Mullen. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ C.G. Thompson’s stories most recently have appeared in FlashBack Fiction, Brilliant Flash Fiction, and Flash Frontier. In December, one of her stories was read in Hong Kong. Her work has also previously appeared in 50-Word Stories. Hi! I'm Hannah, a 23 year old Midwesterner living in Los Angeles working in the digital media industry. I am a part of two podcasts, GuildFellows (a TTRPG podcast) and SCP Play (a Monster of the Week podcast). TRANSCRIPT She was alone in the wilderness of the coronavirus. Telecommuting to work, texting friends, waving to neighbors from a distance. She took a long drive. At a quiet intersection, she stopped briefly at the red light, then accelerated. The police car behind her turned on its siren. Finally, a conversation. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced and produced by Hannah Mullen, and written by C.G. Thompson courtesy of fiftywordstories.com C.G. Thompson’s stories most recently have appeared in FlashBack Fiction, Brilliant Flash Fiction, and Flash Frontier. Music by Chip Michael.
A sleepless night gives way to a hopeful morning. This episode is not explicit. Written by Carrie Backer, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Performed by Ronikka Kendall. Produced by Karin Heimdahl. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Carrie Backer enjoys writing in her very little spare time. She has self-published a couple of kids books and hopes to write more soon. 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ Ronikka Kendall https://kendall916.wixsite.com/rosvoice/reel Karin Heimdahl https://y2kpod.com TRANSCRIPT Darkness engulfs me. Bitterness and loneliness play freeze tag Throughout a sleepless night. At dawn, the pitter-patter of little feet. Her tiny arms envelop me. Warmth flows from her pressed cheek to mine. “Good morning, Mommy.” Her words linger like a melody, As sunrise ignites hope for the new day. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced by Ronikka Kendall, produced by Karin Heimdahl and written by Carrie Backer, courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Carrie Backer enjoys writing in her very little spare time. She has self-published a couple of kids books and hopes to write more soon. Music by Chip Michael.
Some comfort in self-isolation. This episode is not explicit. Carol Anne Harvey finds comfort in music, writing, reading, and talking with family and friends during her solitary confinement in Massachusetts. Stephanie Bergeron is a Canadian multi-hyphenate artist (actor-dancer-singer-choreographer) and fresh voice in the world of VO. Her most recent projects include the bright, quirky indie video game “Jazz & Azul”, where she voices Jazz Fitzgerald, and an upcoming role in post-apocalyptic podcast “The Deadman’s Tale”, as the no-nonsense prison warden Aife Lowenthal. 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ Stephanie Bergeron www.StephanieBergeron.com Karin Heimdahl https://y2kpod.com TRANSCRIPT Cardinals chirping, red-winged blackbirds trilling from the woods. Percussionist woodpecker beats a syncopated rhythm from behind a leafless oak. Cackling spring peepers, hidden in vernal ponds, improvise a backup chorus. High above, hawk screeches a solo. Self-isolating on my deck, I’m grateful for nature’s elusive musicians creating a comforting concert. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced by Stephanie Bergeron, produced by Karin Heimdahl and written by Carol Anne Harvey, courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Carol Anne Harvey finds comfort in music, writing, reading, and talking with family and friends during her solitary confinement in Massachusetts.
A man walks into a bar... This episode is not explicit. Written by Daniel Rogers, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Performed by Cass McPhee. Produced by Karin Heimdahl. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Daniel Rogers hopes everyone is safe and keeping boredom at bay. 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ Karin Heimdahl https://y2kpod.com TRANSCRIPT A man walks into a bar. The bartender says, “Is this a joke?” The man replies, “No, it’s purely an imaginary situation because we are currently under strict orders to stay at home as much as possible and practise social distancing in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.” Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced by Cass McPhee, produced by Karin Heimdahl and written by Daniel Rogers, courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Daniel Rogers hopes everyone is safe and keeping boredom at bay. Music by Chip Michael.
Almost everything is suddenly available for home delivery. Almost. This episode is not explicit. Written by Susan Gale Wickes, courtesy of 50-Word Stories. Produced and performed by Ashley Kay. Writing licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Susan Gale Wickes is from Indiana. She looks forward to a return to normalcy. Ashley Kay (aka Calibri Funtimes) is an aspiring voice actor who lives in Boston with her two dorky cats and her nerdy spouse. She spends most of her time on twitter @CalibriFuntimes 50-Word Stories https://fiftywordstories.com/ TRANSCRIPT “Your box of sunshine is here,” the cheerful delivery man said after ringing the bell. I watched him skip down the steps, ever mindful of social distancing. Since the pandemic, almost everything suddenly became available for home delivery. Almost. My delivery of friends and family is still on back order. Credits This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced and produced by Ashley Kay, and written by Susan Gale Wickes, courtesy of fiftywordstories.com Susan Gale Wickes is from Indiana. She looks forward to a return to normalcy.
To purchase attention, Story is the currency required. But we aren't writing novels. We aren't Stephen King or James Patterson. Leave the Harry Potter stuff, massive plots and crafting complex narratives, to JK Rowling. The fastest way to connect with an audience is by writing 300 words. These assets are then leveraged to serve dozens of mission objectives to drive the business or cause forward. Further, 359 words. How sitcom-based content turns the audience into customers, into evangelists.
Chip shares the following with his readers and fans: With work being out of control for the last year or so, I’ve focused on writing very short, very dark stories, (50-100 words) which I’ve had good luck placing in various venues: 101Fiction, 50 Word Stories, and The Drabble. I also have one forthcoming on November […]
The thirty-fifth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The fortieth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The forty-first in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The thirty-eighth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The thirty-seventh in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The thirty-ninth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The thirty-sixth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The thirty-fourth in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
The thirty-first in the Bailey's Writing Tips series of short story episodes which includes either Morgen’s own writing or guest pieces read out by Morgen. We hope you enjoy them! Originally released in 2010-2011 and rereleased in 2019 with new material ongoing. For more details, go to www.morgenbailey.wordpress.com (or www.morgenbailey.com and it'll take you there). NB. I'm Morgen with an E. :)
Horror Addicts Episode# 137SEASON 12 - The Next Great Horror Writer Contest JUDGES: Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich Head of Publishing: Dan Shaurette Intro Music by: Valentine Wolfe ——————— The top 15 are chosen. 100 Word Stories. http://traffic.libsyn.com/horroraddicts/HorrorAddicts137.mp3 Find all articles and interviews at: http://www.horroraddicts.net 206 Days till Halloween Intro of judges, prizes, and contest. Read of 15 100/word stories. Contestants: Feind Gottes, Naching T. Kassa, Jess Landry, AE Kirk, Timothy G. Huguenin, Sumiko Saulson, Cat Valour, Quentin Norris, Jonathan Fortin, Adele Marie Park, JC Martinez, Harry Husbands, Patrick R. McDonough, Riley J. Pierce, Daphne Strasert. Next challenge announced. “Broken Pieces” by Valentine Wolfe http://valentinewolfe.bandcamp.com/track/broken-pieces HorrorAddicts.net blog Kindle syndicated http://www.amazon.com/HorrorAddicts-net/dp/B004IEA48W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431022701&sr=8-1&keywords=horroraddicts.net ----------------------- Write in re: ideas, questions, opinions, horror cartoons, favorite movies, etc... horroraddicts@gmail.com ------------------------ h o s t e s s Emerian Rich s t a f f David Watson, Stacy Rich, Dan Shaurette, KBatz (Kristin Battestella), Mimielle, D.J. Pitsiladis, Jesse Orr, Crystal Connor, Lisa Vasquez, Adelise M. Cullens. Want to be a part of the HA staff? Email horroraddicts@gmail.com b l o g / c o n t a c t / s h o w . n o t e s http://www.horroraddicts.net
Explaining how LSAD media uses Sway to share six word stories arising from. Super Bowl ads.
We ask for testimonials and we get them, but are they any good? Or are they the usual sugary stuff that no one really reads. How do you get testimonials that are "journeys" and weigh in at 800-1000 words? Find out in this episode on "how to plan—and yes—get outstanding testimonials. Oh, and I'm at sean@psychotactics.com. -------------------- Useful Resources Twitter/Facebook: seandsouza Email me at: sean@psychotactics.com Magic? Yes, magic: http://www.psychotactics.com/magic For the Headline Report (Free): http://www.psychotactics.com/ This is the Three Month Vacation. I'm Sean D'Souza. It's August 13, 2008. The time? It's 9:56 AM. Olympic champion Michael Phelps is standing behind his starting block. He bounces. He bounces lightly on his toes. Then the announcer calls his name and he steps onto the block. Michael always waves his hands thrice; he's done that since he was a kid. He then steps on the block again. He gets his position, and then the gun goes off and he jumps into the pool. The moment he's in the water he realizes something is wrong. He doesn't know what is wrong but the moisture seems to fill up the goggles. By the second turn, everything's blurry. By the third lap, his goggles are full of water. But Michael is no longer in Beijing; he's back in Michigan. The pool is a familiar practice pool, not Olympic pool. There's no roar of the crowd. It's just Bob Bowman, his coach. Bob has turned off all the lights off in the Michigan pool just so Michael can learn to swim blind, just in case something like this were to happen, something's that's happening right now at the Olympic finals. Winners always plan, and this is the difference between winners and those that struggle. The ones that struggle don't seem to have a plan in place. For something as minor as a testimonial you might think well, I don't really have to do that much planning. After all, the testimonial is about the client, isn't it? You just ask them the questions or you ask for a testimonial and they give you the testimonial. That's not true. The greatest testimonial is not some sugary-coated "I like your stuff. Your stuff is so great." The really good testimonial is a journey. It's a journey of how the customer bought your product or service, the trials and tribulations they went through, and finally, how they came out at the end. It's more like a movie than just a little Twitter feed. As you'd expect, there are three steps to get there, and we will take those itty bitty steps and we'll get there, and then we'll have our action plan, just one thing you can do, as always. What are the three things that you have to do to ensure that your testimonial is really good? This doesn't matter whether you're doing a course or you're a consultant or you have a product like a book or anything other product. You have to go through these three steps. These three steps don't work in every single instance, but in most instances you'll find that it's very, very useful. What are the three steps? Step number one is to make an appointment. What is an appointment? Let's find out. The second thing is not having examples. Why do examples matter in the first place? The third, and probably the most important, is not having the requisite questions. What are the questions? What questions do we need to ask and how do we get the answers out of the client? This is what a journey is all about. It's about planning. It's about storyboarding. It's not just about showing up for your testimonial and then hoping that the client will give you a great testimonial. We'll take this journey and we'll figure out how we get this great testimonial. When you finish this journey, go back to episode number 37. At 37 you learn the specific points where you can ask for testimonials and get those testimonials long before your project is completed. Not after the project, but before the project is completed. Now we're on episode number 39, and let's find out the three steps that you have to take to make sure that you get these amazing journey-like testimonials. What's the first step that you have to take? The first step that you have to take is making the appointment. Most of us make the appointment at the wrong spot. The spot is usually after the job is done. The appointment needs to be made before the job is done. I explained to you in episode number 37 how we do this in our workshops. On day one there are people that give testimonials, on day two there are people that give testimonials, and day three there are people that give testimonials. What we're doing is we're making appointments. Renuka will go ahead of time, meet these people, make sure that they're ready at a specific point in time. They're seated somewhere. We have the equipment ready. It is an appointment. The same thing applies to your business. Even if you're a consultant, or you're selling a product, you want to make an appointment with a client. You have to be there most of the time. Even if you can't physically be there, you have to make an appointment with the client so that they know this testimonial is coming up. It's not something you just spring on them. They know exactly on this week at this time there's going to be a testimonial. We do this on our courses as well. Before the course ends, as part of the course, clients are asked for their testimonial. They're also asked for their feedback, and we get feedback before testimonials because it helps them get everything out of their system before they give a testimonial. But there is an appointment. This is the part of the planning that a lot of people miss out on. They just send an email to someone expecting that the someone, that client, is going to respond whenever you feel like it, but the client is not going to respond. They need an appointment. It's best to get a testimonial by video because obviously you can get the video and the audio and the transcript. But even an audio testimonial, get on the phone, speak to the client, record the call, and that's an appointment. If you are live at an event, you've got the video, but even if you've got a course and you've got 20 or 30 or even 100 people in your course, you can allocate a certain section of the course where they come in, they know that that's testimonial time. That's an appointment. It's fixed. Then you get your testimonial. The first thing you got to realize is I've got to make an appointment and I've got to stick to that appointment. The second part of the planning process is where a lot of stuff goes wrong. You may do everything right. You may fix the appointment, ask the right questions, but you won't get a testimonial like you expected. That's because you haven't recreated that actual moment. You know the point when Michael Phelps jumped into that pool and was kind of blind? He'd already lived that moment. It was something he could call upon on demand. He was just going back to Michigan, not swimming in that pool in Beijing. To get your clients back to Michigan, what you have to understand is that they have to have something, some form that they can see, something they can refer to so they can give you something that looks exactly the same or very similar. This is not what most of us do. Most of us just show up and ask a bunch of questions. The client needs to see great testimonials in the first instance. When we're doing a course, what we do is we get them to look at examples of two or three testimonial in advance, the testimonials that we've thought are good testimonials. We get them to read it, and they read it because they want to do a good job. They want to give you a good testimonial so they read the earlier testimonial. Now some of our existing testimonials, in fact, a lot of our existing testimonials, are between 800 hundreds to 1,500 words long. When you look at a template like that, when you look at a situation like that, what are you're going to do? The answer is very simple. You're going to try and match that as far as possible. When you don't give the client the example, they don't what to shoot for, but having read that 1,200 word testimonial, they know what to shoot for. That's why we don't get one-line answers. Because once you get one-line answers to your testimonials, say you ask ten questions and you get ten lines as answers, technically it's not a journey. It's a terrible testimonial. You can't really use it. You have to trash it the moment you get it. There's nothing there. You have to have the journey, and the journey consists of 600, 800, 1,200 words. Clients will write that out. Now, not all clients will sit down and write it out, so that's where the phone comes in or the video comes in. We speak at three words a second, so how many words do you get in a minute? Yep, that's 180 words, which means that in ten minutes you can get 1,800 words. That's a pretty big testimonial, isn't it? But the client needs to see the testimonial, and when they do, they get a good feel for it and they give you an equally good testimonial. In a live situation you think, how am I going to do this? What we do is we take a client who has already been through the testimonial process before and we get them to answer the questions. We get the rest of the audience to look at us asking the questions and look at the response that we're getting from the client. Of course they follow through. They follow exactly what the previous client has done, so we get video testimonials that are just as long - five, ten minutes long. Then you have a wealth of information and you have a journey, and you don't have this crappy testimonial that you have to throw out right away. This takes us to the third part, which is asking the right questions. When many of us ask for a testimonial we usually say something like "Can you give me a testimonial?" Then you wait and you wait, and you wait. You don't exactly get a testimonial because the other person doesn't know what to answer. In The Brain Audit we have six questions. You can find them on the internet, or email if you like. I can send you those six questions. However, in courses like the article course we have 17 questions, and that is to get a much richer experience out of the clients. Every situation is going to require a different set of questions, and you're going to have to play with those questions a little bit, not too much. You don't want to really get that creative with your questions. What you're really trying to achieve is a journey. You're trying to achieve a situation which is a before, a midway point, and then the final. What has been the result? We've put together some really cool templates, but The Brain Audit is a very good start. The six questions in The Brain Audit, you get an amazing testimonial from those questions alone. If you've done any of our courses, or if you want the questions, just email me at sean@psychotactics.com, and I will send the questions to you. That's just a thank you for listening to this podcast. Anyway, to get back, the point is very simple. You have to ask the right questions if you're going to get the right answers. Let's just summarize what we've learned so far. The three things that we covered today were first, we need to make an appointment. We can't just send something to someone and hope that something happens. We want to get the journey. We want to get the story. We want the details. We want the starting, the middle, the end. So an appointment is necessary. The second is we have to have examples. If a client doesn't see those examples, they don't know what to shoot for, they don't know what length to shoot for, but mostly they are not motivated to give you more detail. They'll give you one-line answers and then you think that was pretty useless. The third thing is not having the questions. As I said, just the six questions that you get in The Brain Audit, they're amazing. However, if you want more questions then you have to ask me for it. The only point about the additional questions is that a client has to go through a journey for a while with you, because otherwise those questions become too much. The six questions, they're pretty good for most stuff. The 16 or 17 questions that we ask, that's when a client goes through a three-day workshop with us or a three-month course with us. That's when they're ready to answer a lot more questions. It depends where you're going to ask those questions. Don't just throw all the questions at everybody. Are you still going to get bad testimonials? Are you still going to get one-liners? Of course. Some people will give you a single line. They won't give you a paragraph; they won't give you two paragraphs; they're not going to give you 800-word testimonials. These testimonials are pretty useless. A single-line testimonial; five, six, seven line testimonials: they don't really give you a sense of the journey. The other kind of testimonial that you really don't want is this rambling testimonial where someone goes on and on and on and on and editing the whole process becomes a nightmare. You need to make sure that these kind of testimonials, the very short ones and the rambling ones, they're out of the system. Unfortunately, but it's true. The client needs to understand that those two types of testimonials are completely worthless. It's a waste of their time and your time. Still, you take your chances, and 95% of the time you get great testimonials. This brings us to the end of this episode, but what's the one thing that you can do today? The one thing that you can do today is to make sure that you get examples. You want to get a great testimonial in the first place. Of course you have to have the questions for this so get those six questions from The Brain Audit. Get on the phone with the client, especially someone who's a good client, and ask them the questions. Get the testimonial, and when you have that example, that's when you can pass it on to the next client and the next client. You can see what's happening here, right? It's self-replicating. A great testimonial is getting another great testimonial is getting another great testimonial. If you get a crappy one, just drop it. Don't put that in. Don't be tempted. Yes, we've come to the end of episode number 38, but remember, episode number 36 is about your three points, the points where you can get those testimonials. You want to go back to that episode and listen to it several times, and then take action. It's 5:09 PM here in Oakland and it's very hot. It's already autumn but it's pretty hot here. It's not usually the time that I record a testimonial. What am I saying? Not usually the time I record a podcast. It's usually 4:00 in the morning or some other ridiculous time when I wake up. However, this is a busy week. We're headed to the US and we're going to do the info products workshop in Washington D.C.. You probably missed that, and you should get us on the next time, but we do workshops so infrequently that the next time we announce a workshop, or an online course, you should jump for it. Because we do them infrequently. After that, we get on the flight, go to Denver. We're speaking at the Opera House at the Copyblogger Conference. Finally, we get to Sardinia, Italy, where we eat, drink, and sleep. Some of you have asked me if I check email or I do any work while on vacation. No, that's the whole point about vacations. You're supposed to do nothing, as in N-O-T-H-I-N-G. I am looking forward to that. You can find this episode on iTunes. You can find it on Stitcher. You can find it on the website at psychotactics.com/38. You can find all the other resources there as well, so go to psychotactics.com/38. iTunes is probably the best if you have an iPhone or any Apple device because it automatically downloads it for you, so you can access it and listen to it later when you're going for a walk. You're walking, right? Not taking the car everywhere, right? You want your heart to be in good condition, right? Go for a walk. Listen to the podcast. I'll speak to you soon. This is the Three Month Vacation and I'm saying bye for now. Bye bye.
For week 3 of 4 of our AudiencesEverywhere.net partnership, Brian and Shaun are joined by the most excellent Sean Fallon. We talk about the helplessness of parents, the horror of medical technology, being drunk in hotel rooms abroad, and the pacing of the 70's. This week, The Exorcist (1973). Follow Sean on Twitter: @Equiatic_Bind Buy Sean's book on Amazon: Marrying the Animal: One Hundred 100 Word Stories (it's also FREE on Kindle Unlimited!) Rating and reviewing us on iTunes and Stitcher is probably the most helpful thing you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: nototally.com/iTunes, nototally.com/stitcher. comment at our website: nototally.com like us on facebook: facebook.com/nototally yell at us on twitter: @nototally
Eponyms play a smaller role than Latin and Greek root words in forming English vocabulary, but nevertheless are important for learning the word origins of English vocabulary. An eponym is an English word that is derived from a name, such as that of a person or place. Today we will explore three eponyms derived from the history of literature: serendipity, braggadocio, and bowdlerize.Like this? Build a competent vocabulary with Membean.
Words from which eponyms derive play a smaller role than Latin and Greek root words in forming English vocabulary, but nevertheless are important for learning the word origins of English vocabulary. An eponym is an English word that is derived from a name, such as that of a person or place. Today we will explore three eponyms from the history of ancient Greece: Pyrrhic, spartan, and epicurean.Like this? Build a competent vocabulary with Membean.
Words from which eponyms derive play a smaller role than Latin and Greek root words in forming English vocabulary, but nevertheless are important for learning the word origins of English vocabulary. An eponym is an English word that is derived from a name, such as that of a person or place. Today we will explore three eponyms from literature: malapropism, stentorian, and Machiavellian.Like this? Build a competent vocabulary with Membean.
Words from which eponyms derive play a smaller role than Latin and Greek root words in forming English vocabulary, but nevertheless are important for learning the word origins of English vocabulary. An eponym is an English word that is derived from a name, such as that of a person or place. Today we will explore the eponyms quixotic, gargantuan, and leviathan.Like this? Build a competent vocabulary with Membean.
Big news this episode, as I reveal I'm going on a brief hiatus until next Thursday—by when a new Aliens You Will Meet episode will be on the feed—but before I go, I gotta clean out the inbox and go through some feedback!I'm not one to leave you unentertained, so here's some suggestions for daily content elsewhere:Cristiana's Shallow Thoughts: shallowthoughts.libsyn.comMur Lafferty's News From Poughkeepsie: murverse.comDistorted Veiw Daily: www.distortedview.com/show100 Word Stories: podcasting.isfullofcrap.comFeast Of Fools: www.feastoffools.net/And, just because you should be listening to it anyway, J's Indie/Rock Mayhem: qfsmayhem.blogspot.comAlso, Panda's Flicker: www.flickr.com/photos/teatimewithpandaThe Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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