The World of Myth Bits Podcast: Recent Episodes
Tim Law
A weekly show covering all things related to The World of Myth Magazine, plus once a month an interview with their Member of the Month and much more.
This week, Tim will be providing a comprehensive review of issue 129 of The World of Myth Magazine, which marks the magazine's anniversary. His review will cover each submission in detail. If your work is featured in this edition, it is highly recommended that you tune in to this episode!
In this episode, Tim is joined by Nick and Boo as they dive into a lively review of two movies, "If" and "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire," as well as other exciting and entertaining topics!
This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in the rest of 2012 - 2017 and continues his journey through time in this tenth of multi-part series as he reviews issues #53 through 56 of The World of Myth Magazine!
This week, Tim returns to the Wayback Machine with guest David K. Montoya. They revisit 2012 and continue Tim's journey through time in this tenth part of a multi-part series. Tim attempts to review issues #51 and 52 of The World of Myth Magazine, but will Dave shut up long enough for him to do that?
In this week's episode, Tim sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with the talented author C.L. Steele, who secured third place in last year's Open Contract Challenge. They delve into her latest captivating stories and upcoming projects, share insights into the contest, and explore the intricacies of the writer's life. Make sure not to miss out on this fascinating episode!
This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2011 and continues his journey through time in this seventh of multi-part series as he reviews issues #46 through 50 of The World of Myth Magazine!
L.M. Mercer, a talented author also known as Linda Sauve, has at long last agreed to participate in an interview with Tim, following years of persistent requests. During the interview, she will share insights about her fervent love for writing, recount the story of meeting her husband, and shed light on her remarkable accomplishment of securing a position in the top five of the Open Contract Challenge and so much more!
This week, we'll be reviewing a magazine! Tim is back to review issue 128 of The World of Myth Magazine. He will provide an in-depth review of every submission. If your work is featured in this month's magazine, you'll definitely want to listen to this episode!
This week Tim hosts his one hundredth episode of The World of Myth Bit and has David K. Montoya back to talk about everything that went on with the company back in 2010!
This week, to coincide with the release of his "Tim's Timeless Treasures and Reviews," our host sits down with Rebecca C. Lofgren-Ilich. They chat about her being a part of the very first issue of The World of Myth in 2004. Then, they talk a bit about her book of poems and artwork titled "Book of Dreams," and tease about the new book she has in the works for next year!
This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2010 and continues his journey through time in this seventh of multi-part series as he reviews issues #41 through 45 of The World of Myth Magazine!
This week, Tim is catching up with Luna Bertram, another contestant from the Open Contract Challenge. They chat about the contest and what it would mean to win. Plus, there's a surprise visit from David K. Montoya, who announces he's adding to the top three prizes this year! Then, Tim and Luna delve into Luna's writing ideas and much more.
This week, we'll be reviewing a magazine! Tim is back to review issue 127 of The World of Myth Magazine. He will provide an in-depth review of every submission. If your work is featured in this month's magazine, you'll definitely want to listen to this episode!
This week, Tim is joined by David K. Montoya for a compelling discussion about the history of The World of Myth. Together, they delve into the intricacies of issue forty, exploring the unique circumstances that led to its solitary publication. Join them for an insightful interview as they vividly recount what was thought to be the magazine's final issue.
This week, Tim as a sitdown one on one with author, digital creator, Chief Director of the Open Contract Challenge and all around nice guy, Walter G. Esselman. They chat about his new book Bad Blood: A Wasper Encounter, the contest and the meaning of life...not really, but you still don't want to miss it!
This week, Tim's plans for an interview fall through at the last minute, so our host changes gears and decides to head in a new direction with Plan B and welcome you all to a new Story Time with Tim!
This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2008 and 2009 and continues his journey through time in this seventh of multi-part series as he reviews issues #34 through 40 of The World of Myth Magazine!
In this episode, Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine's newest issue, #126. Join him on the journey traversing this brilliant issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you will not want to miss on his thoughts on your submission!
This week, Tim sits down with the author, poet and Editor in Chief of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, Stephanie J. Bardy, aka Lupa. They chat about the past, the future and the amazing people in it!
In this week's episode, our host Tim is joined by the talented poet and author Christopher Bice, a valuable contributor to the magazine. As they sit down together, they delve into the world of creativity and share their thoughts on a wide range of topics related to it. From the magazine, creating, and everything in between!
This week, Tim returns back to the Wayback Machine and is in 2007 and continues his journey through time in this sixth of a multi-part series as he reviews issues #28 through 33 of The World of Myth Magazine!
In this episode, Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine's newest issue, #125. Join him on the journey traversing this brilliant issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you will not want to miss on his thoughts on your submission! Plus Find out who are the top ten Contestants for the 2024 Open Contract Challenge!
Join us as our host takes a break from reviewing to engage in a lively discussion with author Lisa H. Owens about the art of writing and other intriguing topics. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation!
This week, Tim finds himself back in the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2006 and continues his journey through time in this fourth of multi-part series as he reviews issues #17 through 22 of The World of Myth Magazine!
This week, Tim finds himself back in the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2006 and continues his journey through time in this fourth of multi-part series as he reviews issues #17 through 22 of The World of Myth Magazine!
This week, Tim has the Owner and President of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, LLC, David K. Montoya, on as a guest, and they talk about everything possible! From writing to asking what makes a good story good, comic books, the Open Contract Challenge, and a bunch about the past.
This week is the magazine review! Tim has returned from the past once again and is ready to review issue one hundred-twenty-four of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, Tim finds himself back in the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2005 and continues his journey through time in this third of many-part series as he reviews issues #11 through 16 of The World of Myth Magazine!
In this week's episode, Tim deviates from his usual routine of analyzing past or present issues and delves into a wide range of topics that have been on his mind. From his personal interests to current events, Tim offers a glimpse into his thoughts and opinions on a diverse array of subjects. Don't forget! 6th Annual Open Contract Challenge starts TODAY!
This week is the magazine review! Tim has returned from the past and is ready to review issue one hundred-twenty-three of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, Tim finds himself back in the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2005 and continues his journey through time in this second of many-part series as he reviews issues #5 through 10 of The World of Myth Magazine!
In this week's episode, our host Tim is joined by the talented and inspiring Lynne Phillips, who is not only a fellow Aussie but also a valuable contributor to the magazine. As they sit down together, they delve into the world of creativity and share their thoughts on a wide range of topics related to it. From the magazine, creating and everything in between!
This week, Tim continues his expose of the history of The World of Myth Magazine. In this episode, he sits down with the Founder and current President and Publisher of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, David K. Montoya, and chats about the past and the amazing people in it!
This week, Tim finds the Wayback Machine and travels back to 2004 and begins his journey through time in this first of many-part series as he reviews issues #1 through 4 of The World of Myth Magazine!
This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred twenty-one of The World of Myth Magazine. He talks a bit about housekeeping and the company's GoFundMe page. Then, gets into the magazine review and covers each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, Tim talks a bit about the new company's GoFundMe page, then gets into a Netflix series based on a book written by an Australian author! Afterward gets into about families and activities that he is working on, and much more!
In this thought-provoking episode, Tim delves into the multifaceted aspects of attaining and sustaining success as a writer. Drawing from his own experience and expertise, he explores the various factors that contribute to a writer's success and offers valuable insights on how to navigate the challenges that come along the way. From honing one's craft to building a strong network and maintaining a healthy work-life balance, Tim covers a range of topics that are essential for anyone looking to excel in the field of writing. Tune in to discover Tim's practical tips and inspiring advice on what it takes to make it as a successful writer.
In this week's episode, Tim takes us on a delightful journey into his world of the Law Family. He entertains us with a fresh and vivid account of their recent holiday adventures, giving us a glimpse into his loving clan. He also brings in kids to share their thoughts and opinions, giving us a unique perspective on the fun-filled family known as The Laws.
This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred twenty-one of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Happy New Year! In this episode is a welcome to the New Year… Tim chats with his two girls, Nen and Boo, about how what they see in each New Year!
In this exciting Christmas-themed podcast episode, Tim presents a captivating collection of short stories written across three years - 2020, 2021, and 2022. Along with these enthralling tales, he also shares a delightful poem penned by his niece, adding a touch of warmth and joy to the festive season. So, please sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in this fascinating show, as we wish you all a very Merry Christmas!
Tim picks up his interviewer hat again and has another go with The World of Myth's Queen of Scream, Dawn De Braal! We learn about the author, her stories, and why she is the resident Horror Mistress at The World of Myth!
Time for the magazine review this week! Tim has returned to review the American Thanksgiving issue of The World of Myth Magazine, number one hundred and twenty. He will provide a comprehensive review of each submission included in the magazine. If you have contributed to the magazine this month, you should definitely listen to this episode!
In this episode, Tim is thrilled to share some of the things currently bringing him joy and excitement. He will delve into each topic and provide detailed insights and personal anecdotes that hopefully spark your interest and enthusiasm. Whether it's a new story, a must-see movie, or recent news, Tim will share his thoughts and opinions on various topics that have captured his attention. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be inspired by the Excitement Episode!
Tim celebrates the 250th episode this week with his guests, Publisher David K. Montoya, Editor in Chief Stephanie J. Bardy, and CEO-in-training Zoie Montoya! They chat about the first episode, the legacies each host has added, and a handful of memorable cameos with congratulations for him and the show!
In this week's episode, Tim delves into the topic of deadlines, a source of stress for some and a powerful motivator for others. Tim explores the importance of setting realistic deadlines and the benefits that come with meeting them. He also provides tips on how to effectively manage your time and prioritize tasks to ensure that you meet your deadlines. Whether you are a writer, a artist, or simply someone who struggles with procrastination, this episode offers valuable insights on how to make deadlines work for you.
In this week's episode, our favorite Aussie host, Tim, shares his thrilling experiences from the past few days with us. He regales us with tales of his son's upcoming voyage to the fascinating country of Japan, and he ponders over whether he will have ample time to indulge in his passion for writing before his vacation comes to a close.
Time for the magazine review this week! Tim has returned to review the Halloween issue of The World of Myth Magazine, number one hundred and nineteen. He will provide a comprehensive review of each submission included in the magazine. If you have contributed to the magazine this month, you should definitely listen to this episode!
Tim is back with his interviewer hat on and has a one-on-one with The World of Myth's Queen of Scream, Dawn De Braal! However, during the recording, there were significant audio issues that affected the quality of the interview. Despite this, the production team has put in their best efforts to provide you with the best possible version of the interview.
This week's episode has a Halloween theme. Tim shares some interesting details about his family, the Montoya Family, and then asks the listeners about their Halloween traditions. To end the episode, Tim reads two horror/terror stories that he published in The World of Myth magazine.
In this episode, Tim shares his thoughts on how he spent the last two weeks enjoying some quality time with his family. He talks about the importance of holidays and how they provide the perfect opportunity to bond and create lasting memories with loved ones. Additionally, Tim gives an update on his latest writing project, discussing how he is still trying to dedicate his time to reading, researching and writing to ensure the success of his upcoming publication.
In this episode Tim gives us another glimpse into his crazy life, talking about writing, the next generation, and how he has stumbled across an opportunity via his writing to inspire a new batch of creative creatures...
This week is the magazine review has RETURNED! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-eighteen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, Tim gets into a little bit of housekeeping and publicly announces the winners of the fifth annual Open Contract Challenge. Afterward, he talks about dreams and how they affect not only a person in everyday life but creatively as well, leading him down a few avenues, all the while remembering not to drop the baby!
In this episode, Tim interviews the talented writer, poet, and gardener Jim Bates. They discuss Jim's journey to becoming a successful writer, which included submitting to The World of Myth Magazine and earning second place in the Open Contract Challenge. Jim also shares his experience of becoming a published author and the importance of his daily walks. Tune in to hear more about Jim's fascinating life and work!
This week, Tim presents a lengthy list of housekeeping before delving into the theme of the episode, "Day in the Life of Tim." He covers various topics, including his job at a local library, AEDs, and writing, among many others.
This week, after having a couple of special guests in the last couple of weeks, Tim goes in solo this time, and he decides to talk a little housekeeping before continuing his thoughts on genre, what the favorites are, and much more!
This week Tim sits down with Author, podcaster, and Editor in Chief of Dark Myth Publications, Stephanie J. Bardy, aka Lupa. They talk about writing, publishing, and the power of Social Media and how authors need to use this tool to keep them relevant.
This week, Tim ponders this week's theme what have we all achieved, and how do we celebrate? As it is too often, achievements get overlooked as we move swiftly from one success to the next or one project to another and then more…
Tim talks about discovering a third phase between his reading and writing moods… Editing. Recently editing has taken all of his focus over the past few weeks… But now he's back in writing mode and then reviews the movie Oppenheimer.
This week Tim examines in-depth relationships, no, not that kind, the relationship that an author has with their material, how it affects their workplace, and how does it change making friends.
This week Tim comes to you from the empty Board of Directors' Boardroom. He talks with special guest, founder, and CEO of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, David K. Montoya! They chat about any and everything, from what the "K" stands for to lots of talking about writing, publishing, and their future! He brings everything to the table and much, much more!
In this episode Tim revisits the positive relationship that writers and creatives can have with libraries, a win win for both parties. Somewhere along the way other topics such as family movie nights, online streaming, and the nine lives of Freddy the cat get added to the mix.
In this episode Tim reflects on the importance of taking a break and explains in some great detail how he managed to make four weeks disappear...
This week Tim is joined by guest Kylie Davis as they discuss this week's main topic of what are your favorite things about being a writer, and then head off into multiple side topics as well!
This week, Tim gets caught up with a couple of his friends, Ben and Ben, to play the Arkham Horror Card Game and discuss this week's topic, whether board games or online. Then Nick returns in the show's second half to deliver to his dad and us his thoughts on the week's subject.
In this episode Tim looks back on things he enjoyed growing up, and talks about what sorts of things he enjoys doing now.
What happens when you put a man in a room with nothing more than a hospital bed, a laptop, and a list of the top five contestants moving on to the semi-finals of the Open Contract Challenge? Well, here is the result… Welcome to the Isolation episode!
This week finds our host away from the studio and on location in his Capital, Adelaide, Australia. While he is out adulting, he finds a quiet place to talk about this week's topic of The Story of Culture and much more!
On the anniversary of a lost one, Tim struggles through his sadness and reflects on his late mother-in-law. Then he tackles a mountain of housekeeping before he moves into his thought on the Open Contact Challenge and a possible book launch for his new kid's book. Afterward, he jumps into today's topic of the week as he asks us, what do we do to recharge creatively?
In this episode our host Tim discusses what is next, the hard work, once a book becomes a physical thing and not just a dream.
This week Tim is flooded with a bunch of housekeeping and learns who the eleven contestants will be for this year/s Open Contract Challenge! Afterward, he is joined by his son, Nick, and discusses whether AI advancements are threatening creativity and imaginative thought and what the future holds for humans. Along with much, much more in this great discussion!
This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-seventeen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week finds Tim outside doing some household maintenance work as he covers the weekly housekeeping and then tackles a serious topic: what is holding you back from achieving your dreams? Then, after some technical difficulty, Tim is back indoors, chats to you about his experience answering the episode's theme, and is joined by a guest.
This week Tim talks about how he and his wife have the kids home for the April school holidays, but he could only convince his daughter Nen to be his special guest for this episode.
This week comes following the review of the massive magazine. Our host, Tim, hits us with some housekeeping and then brings us this week's theme, which will be movie reviews, as he shares with us his thoughts on two new releases Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves and the Super Mario Bros. Movie!
This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-sixteen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week Tim returns with episode one hundred seventeen and drops a thought-provoking question of what you have achieved whether this week, this year so far, in a lifetime… And what did you hope to achieve?
This week Tim goes in solo and talks about Open Contract Challenge and a little housekeeping before taking on this week's theme of whether it is a challenge to write in different genres and is writing a novel is better than a short story or comic or movie script.
This week, recorded on St. Patrick's day, our host, Tim, is joined by his two daughters, Boo and Nen, as they chat a little about St. Patrick, a little housekeeping, and come to the main topic of this week's episode in asking, what would you said to your younger self.
This week, with his daughter's recent trip to Canberra, and his son's possible trek to Japan, Tim explores the concept of travel, either to an actual location or someplace fictitious.
This week's episode is the brainchild of Dark Myth Publication's Editor in Chief as she asks Tim to explore whether a writer changes when they become published, and if so, how? Listen in as our host with the most takes a stab at this thought-provoking query.
In this episode, Tim asks, “Why is it that writing dark and twisted tales of horror can be so much fun and so satisfying then he talks about his own experiences with darkness and then consider those who have survived actual experiences of terror who then choose to write about it.
This week Tim explores the idea of when reality augments focuses on how technology is advancing and has him wondering will it ever end… And do we want it to end?
In episode 210, our host, Tim, discusses what stories he enjoys and why. What makes a great story great? And who are some of our favorite authors, poets, and artists?
This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-fifteen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Recorded on Australia Day, Tim is joined by his brother-in-law, Ben, and his clan. Like the last time, before he talks to his colleague, he reviews this week's housekeeping and gives us a little insight into how the two know each other. Then quickly shift gears and talk about this episode's central theme, tabletop games, and their love for them!
This week Tim asks when do we consider ourselves to be professional creators. Is it when we become published? Is it our first paid piece? And does changing what we call it to make it less fun? This is also episode one of Cooking with Tim because, well, we’ve all got to eat, and tonight on the menu is slow-cooked lamb shanks!
This will Tim talks about a number of fun things from his son’s driving to introducing his daughter to a romantic classic. He also talks about what great reads that can be found at Myth Mart, so amazing advice toward writing and remind us that next week will be episode 200!
This week as we continue the countdown to episode TWO HUNDRED, our host, Tim, has a long list of housekeeping to cover before he jumps into the topic of procrastination and how it hinders creative people like writers, poets, and artists. He also covers a wide range of issues but double back and returns to familiar territory.
This week Tim opens the show by saying goodbye to a dear friend who has passed on. Then comes to us with a great question and the theme of the episode, as he asks where have you been, and what have you seen? How exploring beyond our own backyards can help us as writers and the development of a creative story.
This week, Tim gives us a bit of housekeeping loaded with information about the company we all have been waiting for! Then gets into a full-on review of issue #111 of The World of Myth Magazine! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to listen to this episode!
Tim is on holiday this week in Wallaroo, South Australia, with his family. He is joined by his brother-in-law, Ben, and his clan. But, before he talks to his colleague, he reviews this week's housekeeping and gives us a little insight into how the two know each other. Then quickly shift gears and talk about this episode's central theme, tabletop games, and their love for them!
This week, Tim is guestless, but that does not slow him as he tackles a nice stack of housekeeping and then jumps into this week's theme, which is what books he loves and the ones he reads. So come along and journey with our host as he travels into the land of imagination with an episode packed full of love for literature and books!
This week, Tim is once again joined by his two lovely daughters as they discuss what inspires them creatively. So have a listen and learn that question and a solid look into their family dynamics and how much our favorite Liberian podcasting host adores his children! A must-listen!
This week is the magazine review! Tim steps up to the task as he reviews issue one hundred-eleven of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, our daring host, the incredible Tim Law, comes to us with a bunch of thoughts. As we start off, he reminds us of the importance of supporting and following the rules mixed in with a dash of housekeeping. After that, he gets into the week's topic, that every creative person understands the need to sacrifice for your creativity!
This week, our host, Tim, is joined by his two daughters as he delivers a bit of housekeeping for the Company, then talks about self-promotion as a writer. But, the talk turns to family and how important they are to him, and his girls inadvertently steal the show.
This week, Tim starts with a minute of silence to honor the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. He chats a bit about Britain's Commonwealth and his journey through the area, which leads him to reflect on his favorite author and Discworld creator, Sir Terry Pratchett. After that tackles a laundry list of Housekeeping, then gets into the literary talk about beginnings and ends!
This week Editor in Chief Stephanie J. Bardy returns as guest host to cover each and every submission along with a short review in issue #110 of The World of Myth Magazine! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week Tim has a long list of housekeeping to cover before he jumps into the topic of writer's village and how vital support is either from friends or family to writers, poets, and artists. Then, he talks a little bit about his last week's question, asking where everyone was from and dives headfirst into some great creative theology!
This week Tim comes to us with everything that is The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company! First, he chats about The World of Myth Magazine and the Open Contact Challenge finalist and then askers questions from the listeners, then flips the script and asks where everyone is from. Then our host, with the most, talks about great books that can be found on MythMart.Com and much more!
Welcome to The World of Myth Magazine Podcast with new host, author Tim Law. This episode, we set down and chat with him and learn a little about our host and the plans for the podcast!
In this episode, Jenna returns to give what will be her final review which is July's issue #109 of The World of Myth Magazine. She covers each and every submission along with a short review! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week Jenna returns to review June's issue #108 of The World of Myth Magazine. She covers each and every submission along with a short review! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week hot off the heels of the release of issue #107 of The World of Myth Magazine, Jenna covers each and every submission along with a short review! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Let's talk a little bit about pride month in this episode as we wait for Jenna to get her stuff together for the upcoming review!
In the final episode of this series with David K. Montoya, Jenna and Dave discuss the future of The World of Myth Magazine, JayZoMon's Pop Culture Expo, and the importance of family and dreams.
In this episode, Jenna and Dave revisit the conceptualization of the Jayzomodcast Network and get in-depth regarding the legacy of the magazine itself.
In part two of this episode, Jenna and Dave sit down and expand on their interview from last week. This time, they tackle the entry into podcasting and Terry D. Scheerer as well his ongoing legacy and impact upon The World of Myth Magazine.
In this episode, Jenna sits down with David K. Montoya to celebrate and revisit milestones and important moments throughout the last 30 years of the company's history. And it's only the beginning. Hold on to your hats for a multi-episode series in celebration of the company's 30th anniversary!
In this episode that may or may not feel like fever-induced-ravings, Jenna harkens back to the importance of recognizing the smaller moments that lead us to where we are presently in preparation for a very special, upcoming celebratory episode.
It is finally here! Jenna is back this week with her review of the latest issue of the World of Myth Magazine! Join them in their continuing journey traversing this amazing issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you won't want to miss her thoughts on your submission!
In this episode, Jenna goes down the rabbit hole of a few iconic and truly despised finales while also attempting to shed light (and her own opinions) on and about the perfect endings.
This week, our hostess, Jenna Sparks, reflects on this week with personal growth, being busy, and overall winning at life! Then cleverly associates it with the previous four episodes.
In this episode, Jenna continues her exploration into expectations and conversations revolving around creative minds and careers.
In this episode, Jenna dives into the second part of the realities of the lies you're told and the lies you believe when you enter or think about entering the creative industry.
In this episode, Jenna dives into the realities of the lies you are told and the lies you believe when you enter or think about entering the creative industry.
This week hot off the heels of the release of issue #105 of The World of Myth, Jenna covers each and every submission along with a short review! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week Jenna comes at us with a bunch of new housekeeping, then afterward talks a bit about what is going on in World News and the anxiety it brings. Then, she shifts gears and talks about community and its importance to have the right group of people around you!
In this episode, Jenna talks about several topics from her art to new video games and their characters' development.
In episode 165, Jenna sits down with 2021's Open Contract Challenge winner, Peggy Gerber and 2020's winner and present Director of the OCC, Walter G. Esselman. The three talk about the contest, Peggy's winning book, what it takes to be a writer and all the glories and trials in between.
This week our hostess, Jenna, talks about her projects and collaboration. Then talks about what life is like for an artist and then Segways into linking it into fiction. Afterward, she explores the psychology behind it and much more!
Jenna is here this week to deliver her in-depth review of the latest issue of the World of Myth Magazine! Join her in her continuing journey traversing this amazing issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you won't want to miss their thoughts on your submission!
In this episode, Jenna explores censorship and bias behind the scenes of the media we consume. She addresses issues with startling statistics and how to proceed in the creative world while striving to rally against our own ignorance.
In this episode, Jenna dives headfirst as she goes in and theorizes the toxicity within fandoms, including from the creators themselves.
Welcome to the first non-review of the new year! In episode 160, our hostess, Jenna opens up about the fear of 2021 and moving forward in 2022.
We welcome the new year with the release of issue #103 of The World of Myth, Jenna covers each and every submission along with a short review! As always, if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week hot off the heels of the release of issue #102 of The World of Myth, Jenna covers each and every submission along with a short review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Jenna rolls solo this episode and breaks off a chunk of her thought process to fill the void.
REVIEW PART TWO (FEAT. RETURNED TO HEAVEN) Returned to Heaven Written by Linda M. Sauve Starring Beauhol Produced and scored by Joe Sparks
In a special episode, Joe sits down with Author Walter G. Esselman. www.waltergesselman.com BUY HERE: www.mythmart.com Scarefaire tickets: www.PCEHD.com
The Magazine Review is here! Issue #99 Featuring The Coin: By Christopher Bice Narrated by John Kostohryz Composed by Joe Sparks
In a special episode, the two final contestants are revealed with special guests Walter G. Essleman, and Stephanie J. Bardy!
Join us as we speak of life as we venture into the longest running podcast on the Jayzomodcast network.
Issue #98 Review is here! Featuring : Penance - An Audio Experience Written by : Stephanie J Bardy Directed by :Joe Sparks CAST(In order of Appearance) Narrator : Jenna Sparks Reese: Lara Cal Marlon: Joe Sparks Chris : Harrison Pop
Jenna and Joe give an educational episode featuring the father of the blues, Robert Johnson. https://youtu.be/Yd60nI4sa9A
The Issue #97 Review is here! Featuring the audio experience, Abducted. Abducted credits: Story by: Dawn Debraal Directed by : Joe M Sparks CAST: Narrator and other minor characters: Joe M Sparks Lee : Tom Islavkrevzel Breana: Jenna Alien Mother: Rebecca Flores The Doctor: Stephanie J Bardy Real Mother : Deborah Payne Officer: Jon Brattin Music: Composed by: Joe M Sparks "Lies and deception" written by Dawn Debraal
We dive into the newsletter and afterwards give some insight into the new Abducted Audio Experience. Show Notes: Abducted teaser https://youtu.be/QJN2lsrA64g
Jenna and Joe dissect the masterpiece INSIDE created by Bo Burnham. Show Notes: ALL EYES ON ME BY BO BURNHAM https://youtu.be/tu5UjbEvyTA
What makes great art? Possibly our dive into this subject can shine some light. Show Notes: https://youtu.be/TuouqKN7kLo
This week we bring forth a new project that has sprouted. Please join us as we introduce our new audio experience "Sophia" . Coming Soon. Show Notes: Please enjoy Tom Waits " Whats he building? https://youtu.be/04qPdGNA_KM
This week topics are thrown at the wall after Jenna talks of her being cleared of the monster!
This week after Jenna and Joe tackle medical issues and take a walk down memory lane. Show Notes: Hoity Toity: https://youtu.be/PZF10emNvQE
The dynamic duo tackle a subject that some may find interesting. Sculpting and molding.
It would appear that the sound of music has taken over this weeks topics! Please enjoy music from Amigo the devil: New single : "Quiet as a rat" https://youtu.be/SRsftCQezFo
Jenna and Joe tackle a hot topic issue, speculate on the sources and question their own thought processes, and much, much more!
Jenna and Joe have the issue review of the highly anticipated, number 94! Show Notes: Enjoy this cover of the mentioned track that came to mind of one of the stories reviewed. "Pumped up kicks" cover by first to eleven https://youtu.be/uZ2lxLq6t9w
This week Jenna shares her in-depth account of her brush with cancer. As well as speculate with Joe about other happenings, of body and mind.
Jenna and Joe continue their discussion of the warranted or possibly unwarranted vilification of characters. As well as divulge in the artisanal delicacies of their cultural normalcy. And much, much more! Show note: Lana Del Rey "Dance till we die" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOKZxWSczNg
This week Jenna and Joe discuss introductory factors of vilifying characters and social ramifications of real world applications and much, much more!
In this week's episode, Jenna and Joe Sparks are back with us and talk about the depth and intrigue of the Queen's Gambit as well as discussing Joe's latest read.
The Dynamic Duo of Jenna and Joe Sparks are back this week with their review of the latest issue of the World of Myth Magazine! Join them in their continuing journey traversing this amazing issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are a part of this issue, you won't want to miss their thoughts on your submission!
This week the dynamic duo, Jenna and Joe Sparks return after a brief absence to continue to explore how the real world has translated into creative constructs. This week they talk about Victim Blaming and how it has had a strong impact on our society with much, much more!
In this episode, Jenna and Joe review The World of Myth Magazine's newest issue, #92. Join them in the journey traversing this brilliant post-holiday issue filled with fiction, poetry, and art. If you are apart of this issue, you won't want to miss their thoughts on your submission!
This week, Jenna and Joe jump into the basics of body representation and how it misleads the youth. With them comes their two friends, Statistics and Facts, and together they work to disrupt the issues the media has with different bodies and our role as creatives to undo the damage.
In this episode, Jenna and Joe discuss the narrative of trauma. Together, they discuss the comprehension of the characteristics between trauma versus crisis and how it applies to writing and popular characters in the media.
This week we pick right up where the dynamic duo Jenna and Joe left off in the last episode as they discuss Cobra Kai and other titles. They continue to examine the creative process, writing as well as their characterization of the program, and much more!
Welcome to the new year! This week with the holidays behind them, the dynamic duo Jenna and Joe decided to take a look at their new favorite series Cobra Kai. They examine the creative process, writing as well as their characterization of the program, and much more!
Hot off the presses with our holiday issue #91, Jenna and Joe update us on what is planned for 2021, and then talk about every story, poem, artwork and articles covered in The World of Myth Magazine! If you were apart of this publication, it is a must listen to with so much more!
As Yule and the countdown to Christmas begins, the dynamic duo of Jenna and Joe take this episode to reflect back on the year 2020, but account for only the good and positive things! You will leave this week's show with a smile on your face and comfort, knowing that there is still some good in humankind!
After missing last week, the dynamic duo, Jenna and Joe Sparks are back with a brand new episode! This time they get into the holiday spirit as they both review and talk about their favorite movies to watch during the festive season. Setback, enjoy their thoughts and find out what movies tickle their fancy, and much more!
Here we are! Welcome to the magazine review of The World of Myth's ninetieth issue! As always, the Dynamic Duo of Jenna and Joe Sparks sit down and covers everything from stories to the owner's commentary! If you are apart of this issue, you won't want to miss their thoughts on your submission!
This week, Jenna and Joe cover another long list of the company's housekeeping and all that is happening. Afterward, the dynamic duo takes an in-depth look at the act of Hybristophilia. They talk about how it is connected to tropes of the media and how it is utilized in current television shows and Hollywood hits but acknowledge it is a real happening in daily life.
This week, Jenna and Joe talk about things that inspire them creatively, either in their writing or art. They chat about how the duo actively seeks to find themselves through a character on the page. Also, what movie Joe connects with and how the delegalization of drugs in Oregon ties into the topic. A bit more dialogue about movies that they had an association with and the remembrance of the "Blockbuster Smell," and fall down multiple rabbit holes in this episode plus much, much more!
This week Jenna and Joe tackle a long list of Housekeeping and everything that is going on within The JayZoMon/Dark Myth Company. Afterward, the dynamic duo revisits an art event that took place in Los Angeles at The Hive weeks later that has them psychologically exploring the power of the word “Nah.”
We find Jenna and Joe on Halloween night and their Wedding Anniversary as they give you eighty minutes of magazine review for The World of Myth's issue eighty-nine. In our Halloween installment, the duo covers everything from stories to the owner's commentary! If you are apart of this issue, you won't want to miss their thoughts on your submission!
Continuing the Halloween spooky theme, Jenna and Joe get into a brief audio drama about the California murders of many that night, including a pregnant, Sharon Tate. Afterward, the couple dives into a psychological evaluation of Cult Leaders and Spiritual Gurus whether they are people who are motivated by helping others or motivated by how much money they can stuff in their pockets!
As we move into the second week of October and the Halloween themed issue of The World of Myth right around the corner, Jenna and Joe tell spooky stories about toys from a flea market, to a white face seen in the dark. They continue with horror films that leads them down multiple paths of thought and a special shout out to Former Assistant Administrator of JayZoMon's Pop Culture Expo, Josh C Addante along with much, much more!
This week, Jenna and Joe go free-form and start out with Halloween in mind, talk about horror movies and television shows, which leads them into them exploring their thoughts about angry and hurtful reviews of Critics in Media. It leads them down a thought-provoking road in this episode about the relationship between the creator, the audience, the critic, and trolls!
It's the episode everyone has been waiting for as Jenna and Joe Sparks bring us Magazine Review. They tackle each submission by our creative superstars, with a full-on review of Issue #88 of The World of Myth Magazine and if you were a contributor to this issue, this is a MUST LISTEN to episode!
Welcome to Episode One Hundred of The World of Myth Bits! In this very special installment Jenna and Joe bring in writer, podcaster, editor, and the former host, Stephanie J. Bardy! They sit down and have an in-depth conversation about all things Lupa, from her next book coming out to tackling the tough topics on her weekly podcast and much, much more!
This week, Jenna and Joe tackle a long list of housekeeping that leads them in asking a question everyone who plans on attending PCE 2021 should answer. They chat a bit about Joe's music which takes them into multiple topics this episode as they ponder and theorize his music, self, time, place, and quantum theory. Then they talk about art, movies changing your perspective, and much, much more!
This week Jenna and Joe talk about JayZoMon's Pop Culture Expo and what guests already lined up for the 2021 event! Then they get into how they miss attending live events during the pandemic and make a discovery about how much that sort of thing is needed for them. Afterward, they talk about the importance of live crowds and much, much more!
This week Jenna and Joe announce the third-place winner and the final two contestants in the Open Contract Challenge with a call to the finalists! Afterward they couple get into a rather deep conversation about a contest that they have entered recently and much, much more!
This week is magazine review, Jenna and Joe step up to the task as they tag team issue eighty-seven of The World of Myth Magazine. The two will cover each and every submission along with a in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, we hear Jenna and Joe discuss the correlation of mental health, societal standards, and the creative mind.
Welcome to The World of Myth Magazine Podcast with new co-hosts, Jenna Sparks and, husband, Joe Sparks. This episode, we set down and chat with them and learn a little about our hosts and the plans for the podcast!
This week, Steph comes to say good-bye to The World of Myth Bits and how the podcast will continue under new hosts. She explains what her plans are with writing and Lupa's Bits Podcast moving forward. Then, she opened up all the back episodes and talked about her favorite installments and memories attached to them and tries to prolong the inevitable good-bye.
This week, Founder and Publisher, David K. Montoya, steps in for this episode. He finally gives the Final Five Contestants of the Open Contract Challenge the information they have all been waiting for! Then gets into a full-on review of issue #86 of The World of Myth Magazine! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
After some time away, due to the lack of limited internet. She has a lot on her chest after her separation, from writing to being alone and how she was used by someone really close. After that she continues to share her soul and chats a bit about her stalker then calls it an episode.
This week Stephanie comes to us from the comfort her car and kicks the episode off with the FINAL FIVE Contestants of the Open Contact Challenge. Then, she decided to get real personal and rather serious for the listener to take as she unveils a new chapter of her life.
This week Stephanie gives up some housekeeping about the next issue's deadline, who's going on vacation, when do we find out who is the Final Five in the Open Contract Challenge! Before we dive into the review this month, we find who is named the new Circulation Manager! After that, she gets us a full-on review of Issue #85 of The World of Myth Magazine and if you were a contestant in the contest or a contributor to this issue, this is a MUST LISTEN episode!
This week Stephanie sets down with us and gives us some info about the next deadline for Open Contract Challenge and the one time date change for July's issue of The World of Myth. Afterward, she settles in with some great advice with steps that one can add into their lives as writers to become better known and sell more books and so much more!
This week, Stephanie, talks a bit out the different dads of the world and how each are honored for Father's Day. Then, after multiple request to discuss the following topic, she gets into her journey in becoming a published writer and how things happened, some for good and others caused great frustration.
This week Stephanie is still at her sister and fills us in on her construction endeavors, we find out the name of the giant known as Tree. Then continues about her journey to the dump, and tries to fold laundry and talk at the same time with much more.
This week Steph is away at her sister's for a few weeks, after a bit of housekeeping for the ten contestants of Open Contract Challenge and who won Member of the Month. After that she chats about her week helping with family and much more!
This week Steph reveals who are the final two contests in the Open Contract Challenge and a little surprise to help with the lock down! After that she gets into a full on review of Issue #84 of The World of Myth Magazine and if you were a contestant in the contest or a contributor to this issue, this is a MUST LISTEN episode
This week, Stephanie gets into a bunch of housekeeping that continues to move The JayZoMon/Dark Myth Company forward during this crazy time! Learn the name of the print Magazine in the works as well find out who are contestants seven and Eight for the Open Contract Challenge. Then afterward, she gets into tales of finishing in the Bush, Black Fly bites, clearing a room that will be her office and much more!
This time Stephanie covered the housekeeping and reveals the next two contestants of Open Contract Challenge. Then gets into memories related to a Canadian holiday called Victoria Day AKA May Two-Four, which leads into a talk about mental health. Find out why she wants to kill her husband this week and much, much more!
This week, Steph comes to you with tells of her adventures in Mother's Day 2020, attempt to find the population of Coldwater in Canada, not in the States. Then gets into a bunch other thoughts while she laughs at her husband and eventually tells us who are Contestant #3 and #4 of Open Contract Challenge and much, much more!
This week, Stephanie comes to you with the very first two contestants of Open Contract Challenge 2020. Says good bye to her feline friend, Morgan and remembers him in a great flashback story. Then talks about parts of Canada opening and much, much more!
This week hot off the heels of the release of issue #83 of The World of Myth, Stephanie cover each and every submission along with a short review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, we find Stephanie finally out of quarantine and she is grumpy. Although she announces that The JayZoMon/Dark Myth Company is in the infant stages of starting a physical, paid magazine and more information on Open Contract Challenge. Then starts her rant on people who do not follow submission guideline, people not self isolating and much, much, muuuuch more!
This week, like all of us, Steph is still in quarantine and is a wee bit cranky. As she first gives us a lowdown on her health dealing with a virus, and then gets into talking about how she names every vehicle she owns. Then talks about the craziness of buying a car in Canada, and then reveals just how many times she has watched every episode of Supernatural! Carry on my wayward son...er, daughter.
Steph comes to you this week, under the weather. But as the trooper she is, she talks about being diagnosed as a Unconfirmed person with the COVID-19 virus. Then gets into how things for have been since she is quarantined in her room and not allowed to travel passed that and much, much more!
Welcome part three of the special three hour special as Steph with guest, David K. Montoya as they tag team issue eighty-two of The World of Myth Magazine. The two will cover each and every submission along with a in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Welcome part two of the special three hour special as Steph with guest, David K. Montoya as they tag team issue eighty-two of The World of Myth Magazine. The two will cover each and every submission along with a in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Welcome part one of the special three hour special as Steph with guest, David K. Montoya as they tag team issue eighty-two of The World of Myth Magazine. The two will cover each and every submission along with a in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Steph comes to us with the news that dropped from The JayZoMon/Dark Myth Company's formal submission call for their second annual Open Contract Challenge! With guest, David K. Montoya they cover the entire website: www.opencontractchallenge.com. Then Steph chats about Corona Virus, social distancing, isolation and depression with much, much more!
This week among the Apocalypse, we find Steph back home in Midland in the middle of her quarantine and she has a bunch to talk about. She discusses manual labor and how she kicked butt while helping with renovations, then gets into COVID-19 AKA Coronavirus disease and how it is spreading in her area. Then gets serious as she talks about people all over who are mass panicking, hoarding on water and toilet paper!
This week Stephanie comes to us back in her home country of Canada, after a surprise last minute decision to head back to their Province of Ontario. She tells us all about the long Journey from Florida through multiple other States, all while battling a bug and much, much more!
This week hot off the heels of the release of issue #81 of The World of Myth, Stephanie cover each and every submission along with a short review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
So this week Steph comes at us with a full fifteen minute list of Housekeeping. Then she gets a little serious about life, writing and being happy. Stephanie also delves into the future of the business and how she has a bunch of ideas to make things much brighter and funnier, and much, much more!
Steph, who is back in Florida, brings in the mastermind of everything which involves The JayZoMon/Dark Myth Company, David K. Montoya as they are a week out from JayZoMon's Pop Culture Expo and chat about the event, how it went and so much more!
Just in time for her Birthday, Steph returns this week Post JayZoMon Pop Culture Expo from her hotel room in California. She talks about the amazing event that was PCE 2020 and a bunch of housekeeping, and then talks about her busy week and much, much more!
It's that time of the month, with PCE quite literally right around the corner, Steph (who is still in Florida) brings to you a review of The World of Myth Magazine's Eightieth issue! Afterward, with a few minutes to spare, she talk about Canadian cars versus American Gas Pumps!
Steph comes to you this week state side, as she visits Florida and making her way to California to be at JayZoMon's Pop Culture Expo February 8th. This episode, she covers the adventure of traveling from Canada to the United States and all the fun endured, her ghost writing gig and wanting to be a snowbird! USA! USA! USA!
The first episode of 2020, Steph, talks about a bunch of stuff from JayZoMon's Pop Culture Expo, to the pocket book version of her novel Eternally Bound. Then she covers her thoughts on the tragic fires happening in Australia and then packing for Florida, flying and something about lists.
With 2020 right around the corner, Steph comes to us post holiday spirited as she talks about her three festive events with family. Then get into talk about losing vital information regarding a new book that she is ghost writing. Afterward, gets into the newly release of issue #79 of The World of Myth, and covers each and every submission along with a short review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week, right before the holidays, Steph talks a little about Yule and how her family decided to go eco-friendly this year. Afterward gets into this week's main topic which is the year in review for not only The World of Myth Magazine, but the entire JayZoMon/Dark Myth Company!
This week, as we are nine days away from Christmas, Stephanie sits down and reads memories from the past. Be forewarned, some getting rather serious, but not to worry there are a few chuckles added in too!
Steph comes to you from her homestead with a few plugs for housecleaning, and then, she talks about a small town Christmas Parade with her two year old nephew. Then, gets a bit serious and gets into being responsible and how it is best to face it head on, because, even if you ignore it for so long and, much, much more!
Steph comes to us this week still away on vacation, she has a things on her mind. After that, she get serious with this episode's topic as she explores basic humanity as she takes on Wants and Needs. Then, takes it farther as she compares and contrast them against a person priorities!
This week hot off the heels of the release of issue #78 of The World of Myth, Stephanie cover each and every submission along with a short review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
This week Steph has some housekeeping as she announces a fun new contest to celebrate her first novel Eternally Bound, and then introduces the first two Executive Directors for the Publications Brand and the JayZoModcast Podcast Network. Afterward, she gets real and serious as this week's main topic is self doubt.
This week, Stephanie is back home from vacation and chats about Canadian Remembrance day, and her grandfather's connection. Afterward, gets into some famous idioms or old sayings and probe into their origins and actual meanings.
While away on vacation at her Awesome Sister's, Steph goes into “educational” mode and talks about five of the most famous folktales of America. Afterward, switches countries and covers the Canadian folklore and much, much more!
This week Stephanie comes to you in a in–depth review of our Halloween issue #77 of The World of Myth! She hits each and every submission along with a short review with a few things that she doesn't normally cover. If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!
Welcome to The World of Myth Magazine Podcast with co-hosts with Managing Editor, Mike Lutz and, contributor, Stephanie Bardy. This episode, we set down and chat with them and learn a little about our hosts and the plans for their new podcast series!