Showing posts with label storytelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storytelling. Show all posts
Friday, October 29, 2010
Something New? Now that is Od.
I have posted a new Grandilar Game Podcast.
It is a piece called Rusty Needs Saving and is a Dragon Storm Mission Hook.
You will find the Libsyn page here.
It is a piece called Rusty Needs Saving and is a Dragon Storm Mission Hook.
You will find the Libsyn page here.
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susan van camp
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Prep for Season Two has begun
I have started work on the second season of Mark's Mysteries. The rough draft for the first story is progressing slowly. It appears that I am getting 4-5 minutes done in two hours. Maybe as I get back into the swing it will get faster. Right now I have 9 whole minutes roughed.
I have spent a good deal of time studying the stories that I am enjoying and working on settling into a "style" I enjoy doing.
I am still doing these with stories straight from my head to the microphone. My attempts a writing them do not turn out well for me. Just a style thing.
Well, that is it for this update.
I have spent a good deal of time studying the stories that I am enjoying and working on settling into a "style" I enjoy doing.
I am still doing these with stories straight from my head to the microphone. My attempts a writing them do not turn out well for me. Just a style thing.
Well, that is it for this update.
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susan van camp
Monday, May 25, 2009
Grandilar Game Podcast 14 Released
Grandilar Game Podcast #14. MarCon Update. Released 05/25/2009
Hosted, written and edited by Mark Ellis Harmon.
Sponsored by Art by Susan Van Camp.
The card submission page Link.
The Grandilar Game Podcast Webpage.
In this episode, we cover the MarCon convention and the new sets news. Basically this is one of our "update" podcasts just to keep you folks informed of what is happening here at the chaotic clanhold.
Rather than write an article on these legends and stories I prefer to use the modern equivelent of the bards of Grandilar. So, take a seat, light up a pipe, sip a beer, and listen to the story by going to our Libsyn Episode Feedand hearing it for yourself. Of course, you can also sign up for the podcast in Itunes and have the bard come to you. Either way works just fine.
And if you like what you heard, you can come back here and put something in the bards hat. I'm sure he will use it wisely, really, I'm sure. The button below is set to take a $1.00 donation.

GGP-014 MarCon Update by Mark Ellis Harmon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Hosted, written and edited by Mark Ellis Harmon.
Sponsored by Art by Susan Van Camp.
The card submission page Link.
The Grandilar Game Podcast Webpage.
In this episode, we cover the MarCon convention and the new sets news. Basically this is one of our "update" podcasts just to keep you folks informed of what is happening here at the chaotic clanhold.
Rather than write an article on these legends and stories I prefer to use the modern equivelent of the bards of Grandilar. So, take a seat, light up a pipe, sip a beer, and listen to the story by going to our Libsyn Episode Feedand hearing it for yourself. Of course, you can also sign up for the podcast in Itunes and have the bard come to you. Either way works just fine.
And if you like what you heard, you can come back here and put something in the bards hat. I'm sure he will use it wisely, really, I'm sure. The button below is set to take a $1.00 donation.

GGP-014 MarCon Update by Mark Ellis Harmon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Grandilar Game Podcast 13 is released into the wild.
Grandilar Game Podcast #13. Released 04/22/2009
Hosted, written and edited by Mark Ellis Harmon.
Sponsored by Art by Susan Van Camp.
Music provided by Flare Starfire.
In this episode, the second one covering the Astral World, we hear the story of Sybian as she experiments with Astral Magics and helps to create Astral Theory.
Rather than write an article on these legends and stories I prefer to use the modern equivelent of the bards of Grandilar. So, take a seat, light up a pipe, sip a beer, and listen to the story by going to our Libsyn Episode Feed and hearing it for yourself. Of course, you can also sign up for the podcast in Itunes and have the bard come to you. Either way works just fine.
And if you like what you heard, you can come back here and put something in the bards hat. I'm sure he will use it wisely, really, I'm sure. The button below is set to take a $1.00 donation.

GGP-013 Astral Worlds Two by Mark Ellis Harmon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Hosted, written and edited by Mark Ellis Harmon.
Sponsored by Art by Susan Van Camp.
Music provided by Flare Starfire.
In this episode, the second one covering the Astral World, we hear the story of Sybian as she experiments with Astral Magics and helps to create Astral Theory.
Rather than write an article on these legends and stories I prefer to use the modern equivelent of the bards of Grandilar. So, take a seat, light up a pipe, sip a beer, and listen to the story by going to our Libsyn Episode Feed and hearing it for yourself. Of course, you can also sign up for the podcast in Itunes and have the bard come to you. Either way works just fine.
And if you like what you heard, you can come back here and put something in the bards hat. I'm sure he will use it wisely, really, I'm sure. The button below is set to take a $1.00 donation.

GGP-013 Astral Worlds Two by Mark Ellis Harmon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Now Showing: Grandilar Game Podcasts 4/13/2009
I am going to expand the Mark's Mysteries world to cover all of the podcasts that I am doing.
I also do the Grandilar Game Podcasts. They are based on the Dragon Storm CRPG world created by Susan Van Camp. The web page for these is can be found just beyond this link.
Grandilar Game Podcast #12. Released 04/13/2009
Hosted, written and edited by Mark Ellis Harmon.
Sponsored by Art by Susan Van Camp.
Music provided by Flare Starfire.
This episode covers random Astral Portals opened between worlds by the Mystic Storms of Grandilar. Rather than write an article on these legends and stories I prefer to use the modern equivelent of the bards of Grandilar. So, take a seat, light up a pipe, sip a beer, and listen to the story by going to our Libsyn Episode Feed and hearing it for yourself. Of course, you can also sign up for the podcast in Itunes and have the bard come to you. Either way works just fine.
And if you like what you heard, you can come back here and put something in the bards hat. I'm sure he will use it wisely, really, I'm sure. The button below is set to take a $1.00 donation.

GGP-012 Astral Worlds One by Mark Ellis Harmon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
I also do the Grandilar Game Podcasts. They are based on the Dragon Storm CRPG world created by Susan Van Camp. The web page for these is can be found just beyond this link.
Grandilar Game Podcast #12. Released 04/13/2009
Hosted, written and edited by Mark Ellis Harmon.
Sponsored by Art by Susan Van Camp.
Music provided by Flare Starfire.
This episode covers random Astral Portals opened between worlds by the Mystic Storms of Grandilar. Rather than write an article on these legends and stories I prefer to use the modern equivelent of the bards of Grandilar. So, take a seat, light up a pipe, sip a beer, and listen to the story by going to our Libsyn Episode Feed and hearing it for yourself. Of course, you can also sign up for the podcast in Itunes and have the bard come to you. Either way works just fine.
And if you like what you heard, you can come back here and put something in the bards hat. I'm sure he will use it wisely, really, I'm sure. The button below is set to take a $1.00 donation.

GGP-012 Astral Worlds One by Mark Ellis Harmon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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mark ellis harmon,
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susan van camp
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Afterlives Recommended
Afterlives is playing in my ear even as I type this. It is a very interesting audio drama from Alan H McDonald. It is basically a strange ride through the afterlife by a group of individuals. Some people find it confusing, but for me that was not a problem.
This is the Itunes link.
And here is the website link.
This is the Itunes link.
And here is the website link.
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mark ellis harmon,
podcast,
story,
storytelling
Monday, February 16, 2009
New Web Page
I put up a new, shorter Mark's Mysteries Web Page. The point of the page is to tell something about what I am doing and get people to download the podcasts. So, that is all it is doing.

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mark harmon,
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susan van camp
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Forgotten Classics
Forgotten Classics is a podcast where you can find some of the more obscure works from the past. To be perfectly honest not all of the stories here interest me, but the Agatha Christie Tuppence story is both good and interesting. If you are looking for some good old fashioned stories not found elsewhere, you should check out the Forgotten Classics podcast.
The Itunes Link is here.
The Forgotten Classics website is here
And one more piece of disclosure should be added. My own Mark's Mysteries Podcast was reviewed, generally positively, in an earlier Forgotten Classics episode.
The Itunes Link is here.
The Forgotten Classics website is here
And one more piece of disclosure should be added. My own Mark's Mysteries Podcast was reviewed, generally positively, in an earlier Forgotten Classics episode.
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mark ellis harmon,
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story,
storytelling,
susan van camp
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Podcast Recomendations
Now here is one that is just plain entertaining. If you are easily offended by blasphemy, cornholery, sarcasm or good clean American fun, you should skip this one. It is called Crusade - by Greg Crites. And this is a direct link to the Itunes location. If you are looking for the Podiobook link to get the files outside Itunes you would click here.
I also want to bring The Veingel - by Jeremy James to your attention. What you will find is the story of a Nephilium, a war, and a well done story. However, once again I must warn that this one could be offensive to a few people. This link should take you to the Itunes feed. If you would rather go directly to the website, then you should use this link.
Hmm, must be my mood. Both of these stories have a distinct attitude. Enjoy.
I also want to bring The Veingel - by Jeremy James to your attention. What you will find is the story of a Nephilium, a war, and a well done story. However, once again I must warn that this one could be offensive to a few people. This link should take you to the Itunes feed. If you would rather go directly to the website, then you should use this link.
Hmm, must be my mood. Both of these stories have a distinct attitude. Enjoy.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
Recommendations
With the political season rolling on I want to recommend a political/talk podcast Called Common Sense. This is the itunes link for the show. Dan is not your normal fellow. He really is usually taking the third position on most issues. I do have to say that I don't always agree with him, but he does encourage thinking.
My second recommendation for this week is "Forgotten Classics". She is doing readings of older obscure written works. The itunes link for this one is here. Now, I nee to be honest here, in an earlier podcast she did a short review of the Mark's Mysteries podcast and she gave me a good review. She did wonder where I was going with these stories and I still don't have an answer for that. *sigh*
Well, thats it for this week.
My second recommendation for this week is "Forgotten Classics". She is doing readings of older obscure written works. The itunes link for this one is here. Now, I nee to be honest here, in an earlier podcast she did a short review of the Mark's Mysteries podcast and she gave me a good review. She did wonder where I was going with these stories and I still don't have an answer for that. *sigh*
Well, thats it for this week.
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Just three more weeks of insanity
I have just two more conventions to do for this summer season. StormCon and GenCon. As soon as I am through these I will have time to get to work on Mark's Mysteries Season Two podcast.
Wish me luck.
Wish me luck.
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fantasy,
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shaman,
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Friday, May 30, 2008
MM00-11 The Screamer Part 2 is up
I know it has been way too long in showing up. *sigh* The best laid plans etc. etc. Anyway, it is here. Susan did some new artwork for this episode, and I rather like it.
I will, of course, be working on the next episode. So off to it.
I will, of course, be working on the next episode. So off to it.
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otr,
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shaman,
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storytelling,
susan van camp
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
MM00-10 The Screamer Part 1

Here it is, April 1st and we have the 10th Mark's Mysteries Podcast.
This episode Jason hears a scream in his sleep that starts an adventure that covers two Podcasts. We get a tour of Spirit World travel and the information that there is more to the city than meets the eye.
I have started looking for Mysterious Minions to spread my podcast. There will be more information in the podcast and in the future. The image above is the final for the Tee Shirt. There will be a pre-order price on the webpage in the near future.
I'm looking forward to any comments you leave.
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susan van camp
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Ten is working and website updated.
I got the Mark's Mysteries website updated. Go take a look.
I have episode 10 in the "can", but since it is a 2 parter I want 11 done before I post 10. Actually the audio for 11 is done and it is off visiting with the Mark's Mysteries Orchestra....
So, we should have a new episode for you early next week!
I have episode 10 in the "can", but since it is a 2 parter I want 11 done before I post 10. Actually the audio for 11 is done and it is off visiting with the Mark's Mysteries Orchestra....
So, we should have a new episode for you early next week!
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fantasy,
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mark harmon,
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podcaster,
shaman,
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storytelling,
susan van camp
Monday, March 17, 2008
MM00-09 A Chance Meeting

Pouring From the mind of Mark Ellis Harmon comes Mark's Mysteries episode 9. A Chance Meeting. Art for this episode was provided by Susan Van Camp and the sound work came from Greg Tribble. This episode is copyright 2008 Mark Ellis Harmon.
And here it is. We have Jason in a story where the Hag (Jerican) from episode 6 puts in an appearance along with Galan, who we have seen a few times before. Galan is showing his mercenary side again. This time he is with the hag. We also have some good coffee in this one! Enjoy. As always comments are welcome. Plus you can e-mail me at mark@marksmysteries if you want.
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MM-08 Mark's Mysteries Promo
Yes, it is there for you to use in your podcasts, blogs and web pages to help people hear about Mark's Mysteries.
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Monday, March 10, 2008
New page, new podcast
I have caught up the website to have all of the episodes so far on it. I'm trying to keep up, really.
I have a new podcast story done. I have sent it off with Greg to have work done on the music and effects. I think it should be back in a few days. It turned out nice, I'm reasonably happy with it. Susan is doing a new poece of art for me to put on this one.
We have some other things in the works, but I'll put that at the end of the podcast.
I have a new podcast story done. I have sent it off with Greg to have work done on the music and effects. I think it should be back in a few days. It turned out nice, I'm reasonably happy with it. Susan is doing a new poece of art for me to put on this one.
We have some other things in the works, but I'll put that at the end of the podcast.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
New Episode Posted: 00-07

OK, I know. I said in episode six that that was the end of the beta season, but, well, I'm not ready with the next season. These teasers and info podcasts will be attached to the beta season until I get the next season rolling.
This episode is something different. The teaser actually comes from a project in development that will follow the Jason series. I want to let you listeners know that Mark's Mysteries will have a wider variety than what you have seen up to now.
I have laid out the podcast a bit different. I started the podcast with the Title to let people know what they are listening to. I find myself listening to a series of "new" podcasts and knowing at the start what I'm listening to allows me to settle in and switch my listening mood.
The episode is mp4 through I-tunes and Libsyn and mp3 at the website. The only real difference is that the mp4 version has the chapter headings and navigation included with them. The story and info is the same.
The cover art for this episode was provided by Susan Van Camp.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
The Interlude (#4) is on the website
I created this interlude because I discovered that I simply did not have enough time to keep up with the podcast stories.
Honestly, I have to pull time from my other projects to create these stories. That means that my incoming money goes down. I really like doing these and I'm hoping that over the long haul that you listeners will like these stories enough to support me with donations. We shall see.
I don't have a real staff for doing this. Gregg is volunteering his talents for the sound effects and music and Susan is doing some very useful critical commentary, but the time basically comes from me.
I am currently working on the first real season and I've laid out a set of 12 shows to do. So I will have a story arch that carries through them all. Wish me luck!
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