Just Joshing

Mickey Mikkelson returns to the podcast and together with his new partner Avery Olive they are intending to help authors achieve their dreams. They talk about how their partnership is formed, what each brings to the table, and more.

Wes Rand joins the podcast. We talk his Stryker series, Ayn Rand, german philosophy and more. Plus, I get motivational.

Shawn Bird and Nikki Jones are the combined forces of awesome with "Nikki Knox and Her Shoes That Rock!" We talk about how they met, shoes (naturally), how they market their stuff and a lot more.

Alicia Smock is a writer, but more importantly for this episode, a reviewer. We talk about doing things for love, how to handle day jobs, Fullmetal Alchemist, anime, the lottery and much more.

Timothy is a fellow writer and podcaster and finally joins the show. We talk the game theory of life, his writing style, what good is and discuss our favorite authors. A fun conversation.

Marnye is a narrator, an actress and a mother of twins who discovered an extraordinary career in the process. We discuss important things like chocolate, pinky and the brain and wile e coyote to more serious stuff like villains, voice exercises, how narration and acting are similar in vein and much more.

The Metal Maiden Maggie Bolcsfoldy joins the podcast. She is a photographer of primarily metal bands, and we talk about a few of them here. We also talk being a renaissance person, the importance of constructive criticism, rejection, no for now, and a lot more. Plus, Wayne Davies of Junkies Rush chimes in this conversation from time to time.

Jason Lavelle finally joins the podcast. We talk Star Trek, interviewing people - as Jason does a heck of a job himself - my board game, marketing one self, serials and more.

Julie Hiner is a girl on her bike that changed her life. If that isn't bad ass enough, she wrote a book about it. I talk to her about that, mortality, do an animal oracle, we talk about letting go and the importance of fear.

I include the main WWC conversations with a returning Mark Leslie. We talk about Mark's departure from Kobo, his new endeavors, recess, and the nature of stories themselves.

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