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On Fiction: Writing Powerful Characters Whether Naughty or Nice with Jason Ursy

On Fiction: Writing Powerful Characters Whether Naughty or Nice with Jason Ursy

FromThe Silver Linings Handbook


On Fiction: Writing Powerful Characters Whether Naughty or Nice with Jason Ursy

FromThe Silver Linings Handbook

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Length:
99 minutes
Released:
Oct 10, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Jason is the creator, producer, writer and head elf of the true crime satire podcast Santa Maybe, a Criminal. Jason has been an audio producer for more than a half dozen popular podcasts including several popular true crime podcasts and those of other genres. We talk about creating and writing fictional characters, both those that are naughty and those that are nice and how to create authentic characters that people can relate to but who also can take people to a magical and different place.We're going to discuss the inspirations for those, what it takes to make an authentic and transporting character and the gift that writers all give us through taking us to other places. While we focus on fiction, they go off the beaten track to talk about some of the biggest issues of the day.Stay tuned until the end to hear the scariest moment of Jason's life...Learn more by visiting our website and follow along with us on Instagram.To check out Jason's podcast, click True Crime Satire Podcast | Santa Maybe, a Criminal PodcastListen to part one of the first episode with Jason and find part two here.
Released:
Oct 10, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Join Jayson Blair as he interviews newsmakers, experts and regular people on topics that have to do with psychology in the workplace. We will explore the myths, misconceptions, and truths to help build better leaders and promote fulfillment in this important part of our lives. We'll take a scientific and evidence-based approach and avoid pop-psychology or simplistic views of people in the places they work.After a career as a reporter for The New York Times, Jayson was a part of a scandal that rocked journalism. Now, as an executive and mental health coach for the past 15 years, he uses the skills from each of those professions to explore the topics that are important to people and their work.