27 episodes
How the Story Goes Carson K. Tietjen
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5.0 • 14 Ratings
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By writer Carson Tietjen, this podcast is focused on the craft of Storytelling. You can expect snippets and bites across a wide swath of mediums. After 12 years of studying and writing stories (from screenplays to novels) I am enamored with the process and power of narrative.
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Ep 27 How to Write a Dissertation Part 3/3
Sometimes the hardest part of writing is getting yourself to sit down and do it. A few habits can make that a lot easier if you can find the right groove.
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Ep 26 How to Write a Dissertation Part 2/3
The most important decision a Phd candidate will make, is the topic or source for their research. That choice determines everything else.
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Ep 25 How to Write a Dissertation Part 1/3
In today’s episode we enter the topic of academic writing and an overview of writing a dissertation and defending it.
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Ep 24 Genre, Fables, and More with Weber Griffiths
Weber Griffiths, faculty member in the BYU Film Program, and I have an inspiring discussion on the power of genre and fables in stories; and whether or not art is an altruistic endeavor or selfish one.
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Ep 23 How to Write a Book Part 6 - Feedback and Story Problems
When you’re working with a finished manuscript there are some tools that will help you determine your next steps.
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Ep 22 Ghost Stories
Mixed in with a handful of Ghost Stories of me and a few of my friends, we do an analysis of what makes a story that can scare the pants off an audience.
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Customer Reviews
“Twilight Apologist” is my new favorite phrase.
It’s like this first episode is a pitch specifically directed at me. Quoting Stephen King… Summer of the Monkeys still makes me cry today, and so much more
Great podcast
This is an excellent podcast for anyone interested in stories and the process of creating them!
Every writer should listen to this.
Great stuff for writers.