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Welcome back to Storycomic Presents! I'm Barney Smith, and today, we're delving into the shadowy world of 1920s Los Angeles with indie comic creator Parker Newman. Parker has brought us "City of Demons," a noir comic series published by Blood Moon Comics that entwines the glam and grime of the era into a riveting narrative. In this episode, Parker unveils the meticulous research and creative sparks behind his 12-issue miniseries, where two private detectives track a serial killer haunting the city's mafia elite. Join us as we explore the dark alleys of this thrilling story, its historical accuracy, and the intricate process of bringing a noir comic to life.

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Welcome to another episode of Storycomic Presents! Today, we are thrilled to have Wes Al-Dhaher, an internationally celebrated dark fantasy independent comic book publisher, join us. Wes is known for his unique blend of historical depth and imaginative storytelling, drawing from his rich experiences across the globe.

In this episode, Wes discusses his latest project, 'Tales of Khayr,' a dark fantasy series that dives deep into unexplored cultures and stories. With a background spanning from the Pacific Northwest to the Middle East, Wes brings a fresh perspective to the fantasy genre, integrating diverse cultural narratives that challenge the status quo.

Join us as Wes shares his journey from being a global nomad enamored with history and culture to creating a shared universe in Muslim fantasy akin to the Avengers. Discover how his love for fantasy and manga has influenced his work and how he aims to captivate a growing audience eager for new cultural perspectives.

Don't miss out on this fascinating conversation that promises to expand your view of what fantasy can encompass. Hit subscribe for more episodes from Storycomic Presents, where we explore the imaginative worlds of exceptional storytellers and artists.

Check out more of Wes Al-Dhaher's work and join his visionary journey at Wes's Website.

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#StorycomicPresents #VirusThePoet #PoetryIsMotion #CanadianPoet #PoetryCommunity #SpokenWord #HumanExperience #LoveAndLoss #ContemporaryPoetry #PoeticExpression #EmotionalDepth #LiteraryArt #PoetInterview #CreativeJourney #PoeticPhilosophy

Join us on Episode 368 of Storycomic Presents as host Barney Smith welcomes the award-winning Canadian poet, Viral Gor, widely known as Virus the Poet. In this engaging interview, Virus discusses his latest anthology, "Poetry Is Motion: Mind, Body & Soul," a captivating collection that explores the complexities of love, loss, and the human spirit.

In "Poetry Is Motion," Virus skillfully weaves together poignant verses and evocative imagery to explore the human condition. His poems transcend cultural boundaries, touching the hearts of readers worldwide with their universal themes. Throughout the episode, Virus shares insights into his creative process, the inspiration behind his powerful poetry, and his journey as a poet who challenges societal norms.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how Virus uses his art to navigate and articulate deep emotional truths, offering solace and inspiration through his words. This episode is a profound exploration of how poetry can connect us all by capturing the essence of what it means to be human.

Tune in to Storycomic Presents for an inspiring conversation with one of the most compelling voices in contemporary poetry, Virus the Poet, and discover the transformative power of his work.

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#StorycomicPresents #TheresaPayton #ManipulatedBook #Cybersecurity #ElectionSecurity #DigitalThreats #InfoSec #CyberWar #ProtectYourData #CyberIntelligence #ArtificialIntelligence #Deepfake #DataPrivacy #NationalSecurity #TechTalks

Join us for Episode 367 of Storycomic Presents as host Barney Smith welcomes Theresa Payton, the first female Chief Information Officer of the White House and a renowned cybersecurity expert. In this episode, Theresa discusses her latest book, "Manipulated: Inside the Cyberwar to Hijack Elections and Distort the Truth," providing a critical look into the complex world of cybersecurity threats that influence public opinion and global politics.

Theresa shares insights from her extensive career in cybersecurity, illustrating the sophisticated tactics of cyberwarriors and the impacts of artificial intelligence in modern conflicts. She also touches on the vulnerabilities of digital voting systems and the societal divisions exacerbated by internet trolls. "Manipulated" is a compelling read that offers essential information on the digital threats facing our world today and practical steps we can take to protect our digital future.

Tune in to understand how cyber threats are shaping global events and what actions we can demand from corporations and governments to safeguard our society. This interview is not just an exploration of cyber threats but also a call to action for all of us to be more aware and proactive in the digital age.

Here is the deepfake video scanner that Theresa mentioned during the interview: https://scanner.deepware.ai

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#StorycomicPresents #SefakorKomabuPomeyie #ImAble #DisabilityRights #OvercomingChallenges #EducationalPolicy #Accessibility #InclusiveEducation #Empowerment #Resilience #LifeJourney #HumanRights #Advocacy #GlobalEducation #InspiringStories

In Episode 366 of Storycomic Presents, host Barney Smith is honored to welcome Sefakor G.M.A. Komabu-Pomeyie, an international disability rights advocate and author of the inspiring book, "I'm Able." This episode offers an intimate look into Sefakor’s life journey from a child in Ghana, through her battle with polio and its challenges, to becoming a PhD holder advocating for policy change in education for people with disabilities.

Sefakor shares her personal narrative of resilience and determination, discussing the critical role education played in her life and the systemic barriers she faced. "I'm Able" not only highlights her struggles but also her triumphs and the importance of creating supportive environments that enhance accessibility and opportunity for all.

Join us as Sefakor discusses her motivation for writing "I'm Able" and her ongoing work to align educational policies with the needs of disabled students. This episode is a compelling exploration of how personal experiences shape advocacy and the impact of dedicated individuals on societal change.

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#StorycomicPresents #RebeccaCummins #DearAuntBea #ChildrensBooks #NatureExploration #YouthLiterature #BookRelease #JourneyJournal #EnvironmentalEducation #YoungReaders #AdventureBooks #CommunityInteraction #ClimaticReflection #NewBeginnings #LiteraryJourney

Join us in Episode 365 of Storycomic Presents as host Barney Smith welcomes Rebecca Cummins to discuss her captivating new book, "Dear Aunt Bea: A Journal of a Journey." This touching narrative follows ten-year-old Jimi’s adjustment to a new life in the mountainous Northeast after migrating from the flat Midwest. Aimed at young readers, this story blends adventure, natural exploration, and personal growth.

In this episode, Rebecca shares the inspiration behind her book and how her own life experiences influenced the creation of Jimi’s character and his explorations. "Dear Aunt Bea" is not just a tale of moving geographically but also a profound exploration of personal discovery through interaction with nature. Jimi’s letters to Aunt Bea serve as a heartfelt medium for reflecting on his observations about climate, community, and his role within his new environment.

Rebecca discusses the importance of nurturing curiosity and the sense of belonging in young readers, highlighting how nature can teach us about resilience and beauty in change. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in children’s literature that encourages exploration and understanding of both our inner and outer worlds.

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#StorycomicPresents #GlennReed #SearchingForTheWildAsparagus #Vermont #NatureWriting #Memoir #Essays #Photography #RuralLife #Homage #PersonalJourney #BookTalk #AuthorsOfInstagram #Literature #SenseOfPlace

Join us in Episode 364 of Storycomic Presents, where host Barney Smith sits down with Glenn Reed, a celebrated journalist and author, to discuss his latest work, ‘Searching for the Wild Asparagus.’ This deeply personal book is a collection of essays and photographs that explore the profound connection between a person and a place—specifically, the 23 (or 22) acres in a small Vermont town that shaped Reed's life.

In this episode, Glenn shares the inspiration behind his heartfelt tribute to his parents' former home and the surrounding landscape that has profoundly influenced his identity. The conversation delves into the essence of place and memory, examining how the sensory experiences of nature and significant personal moments are intertwined in the fabric of our lives.

Glenn discusses the power of simple pleasures like the smell of corn in August, the sight of a dog joyfully running through a field, and intimate conversations amidst nature's backdrop. These experiences, universal yet unique, are captured in Glenn's narrative, offering viewers a reflective look at how our environments shape us.

Tune in to discover how ‘Searching for the Wild Asparagus’ not only recounts Glenn’s personal journey but also invites us to reflect on our own places of significance in our lives.

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#StorycomicPresents #ToddFahnestock #FallingToFly #HighFantasy #AuthorLife #WritingCommunity #PublishingJourney #EpicFantasy #WritingDreams #AuthorInterview #BookRelease #NewRelease2024 #WriterInspiration #LiteraryJourney #BehindTheScenes

Join us in Episode 363 of Storycomic Presents as host Barney Smith welcomes back Todd Fahnestock, an award-winning epic high fantasy author. In this episode, Todd shares insights from his latest book, ‘Falling to Fly: The Book to Read Before You Give up on Your Writing Dreams.’ Dive deep into the raw and real struggles of a writer navigating the treacherous waters of the publishing world.

In ‘Falling to Fly,’ Todd offers an intimate look at his own journey, from his early days dodging bullies to his breakthroughs in traditional publishing. His encounters with literary giants and life-threatening challenges underscore the perseverance and passion necessary to succeed in this competitive field. Todd's story is a vivid reminder of the resilience required to follow one's dreams and the profound impact of never giving up, no matter the odds.

This episode is a treasure trove for aspiring writers and fans of Todd's work, providing a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a writer intertwined with practical advice and heartfelt encouragement. Learn more about Todd and his series of works at Todd Fahnestock’s Official Website.

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Also to Michael Winn who is a member of our Founders Club!