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The Monthly Social

Guido Piraino

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The monthly little bit of "something for everyone" podcast with Producer & Host, Guido Piraino. Enjoy a variety of guest interviews including musicians, actors, sports personalities, professionals, and everyday people like you with interesting stories. You will be entertained with a wide variety of content while learning about yourself and others. Key themes include: Self-Help, Health, Education, Resiliency, Leadership, Inclusion, Diversity, Mental Health, Finance, Food, and Life Events.
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Tiferet Talk

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Tiferet Talk is offered by TIFERET Journal. Our literary journal and monthly radio shows feature writers like Robert Pinsky, Charles Simic, Natalie Goldberg, Ed Hirsch, Jean Shinoda Bolen, Marie Howe, and many others. To subscribe, please visit http://tiferetjournal.com/the-journal/.
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Send us a text Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page Let's say hello to October as I start the show with a review of more music at the Budweiser Stage & Scotiabank Arena in Toronto with Conan Gray, Maisie Peters, Sabrina Carpenter, and Amaare. One of these acts leaves me feeling a little "meh", but who? Send your opinion or sto…
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Two helpful tips to get over our resistance to marketing: make it fun, and offer a conversation. It’s nearly impossible to do anything well that we don’t enjoy, and we don’t so much sell our books as invite readers to join a conversation.โดย Bill Kenower
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It shouldn’t be hard to be yourself. What else could you possibly be? Yet writing, and the arts in general, have taught me like nothing else that being myself requires as much trust as anything I’ve ever done.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page Welcome to a September to remember as I start the show with a review of the Summer Carnival concert featuring: P!nk, Sheryl Crow, and The Script as you get insights on The Roger's Centre (SkyDome) in Toronto and the ride in and out of the city! Send your opinion or story on concert experien…
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Whatever we think about other writers, we think about ourselves. Never call an author whose work you don’t enjoy “bad.” It’s only a matter of time before you look at your own stories and believe they stink and that you have no talent.โดย Bill Kenower
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Getting feedback from writing groups, beta readers, agents, and editors is just fine. But once the story or book is finished, it’s okay not to listen to criticism. It’s time to move on, and hopefully hear from the readers who liked what you’ve done.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Send us a Text Message. Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page August kicks off with a review of The Budweiser Stage concert featuring Morgan Wade, Joan Jett, & Alanis Morissette and why you should never miss the opening act! Plus a look at the in-concert debacle courtesy of Budweiser State staff who kept fans out of the concert…
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Stories can help tune us to the good part of life, what always exists beneath the surface. The good part is why life is worth living, though it’s easy to forget as we focus on the dull business of mere survival. It’s always worth it to remind yourself and your readers why we’re really here.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page July kicks off with a good news story that The Monthly Social is now referenced in the book, "Where The Bush Planes Flew". Then, a look at when some bad things end up with good results, covering topics like Blister Battery Packs, Bowls That Stick Together, Kijiji Sales, & Sabrina Carpenter …
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If we’re not sincerely, authentically, personally interested in what we’re writing, we won’t succeed. As creative people, we must constantly ask ourselves, “What am I actually interested in? What do I care about?”โดย Bill Kenower
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The only way to learn is from experience, and everyone has to experience something to learn not to do it. As creative people, we will make mistakes, and plenty of them. The only way not to be afraid of those mistakes is to forgive them in yourself and everyone.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page I kick off the June show with a look at the good and bad decisions we may make while covering topics like Selling your Property, Cutting your Grass, Replacing your Hot Water Tank, and Drying your car in the rain? Send us your opinion or story on making the right or wrong decision to tms@gui…
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page The show starts with my commentary on the experiences of traveling in downtown Toronto, a Medieval Times review Food, Cell Phones in schools, and more! 1. Rickey Medlocke, Guitarist, Vocals talks about his time with Lynyrd Skynyrd & Blackfoot as well as his new single, "Never Run Out Of Roa…
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If you’re like me, you prefer to be alone while you write. But you’re also never lonely, at least not when it’s going well. That’s because loneliness is feeling disconnected from that to which you always want connection. Writing is one way to practice that connection.โดย Bill Kenower
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Just like you can’t know every sentence in a paragraph before you write it, so too you can’t know how your career or life will unfold. As creative people, we must be more interested in what interests us most, and less on how we will sell it, publish it, or monetize it.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page The show kicks off with a look at the Olivia Rodrigo Guts World tour experience from Toronto and some shocking revelations! Plus a look at Driving out of Downtown Toronto and the Solar Eclipse. 1. Flavia Abadia, International DJ & 1st Woman DJ for the Toronto Raptors talks about her new alb…
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Sometimes editing is hard because all those passages we reread and don’t like remind us of the parts of our life that seem to have happened to us but we know on some level we created ourselves. Writing is a chance to practice making choices on purpose, to choose what we actually want, to always be the author of our lives.…
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Every story has three arcs: The Physical, The Emotional, and The Intentional. The last is the most important – why you’re telling the story, the gift you’re giving the reader. Until you know it, you don’t know what the story is really about.โดย Bill Kenower
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It’s easy for writers to put all their attention on results – the finished book, the contract, the sales – and start believing that the experience of writing, what we’re actually doing, doesn’t really matter. Not only does your experience matter, it’s the only thing that matters.โดย Bill Kenower
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Writing can be like a performance since we never really know what’s going to happen when sit down at the desk. We must trust we’ll know what to write when our attention meets the story, when we’re actually present with our creative desire.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page 1. Expectations: My opening commentary has a story and some funny moments about Wendy's Uber pricing, a stranded student bus and Subway sandwich washrooms, the solar eclipse, & other "expectations". 2. Canadian Country Music Award winning star, Aaron Pritchett joins us from The Liquored Up …
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This one of the most common hard parts for writers is taking that messy first draft and turning into something we’d actually like to share with others. The key is asking the right questions while we rewrite, the ones that keep us in the seat of our creativity.โดย Bill Kenower
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Our voice is not an expression of some discovered style, or of talent, or intelligence, but rather our unique interest. Let your work express that, what you actually care about in a story, in a scene, in a sentence, and your authentic voice will come through naturally.โดย Bill Kenower
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The big successes – the completed book, the published novel, the good sales – are always an accumulation of little successes. Yet writers often don’t appreciate those small successes because they don’t think they really count until the big ones have been met.โดย Bill Kenower
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Sometimes writers feel like beggars asking for handouts as they submit their work. But we’re not. We’re not asking for anything, we’re giving something. We just need to remember the value of what it is we’re offering.โดย Bill Kenower
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Send us a text Access More On The Monthly Social Info Page 1. Neil Osborne - 54-40 Canadian Rock Icon talks about the new album, West Coast Band, the band's journey spanning decades, hits, and members, a "family curse", and all sorts of insider tidbits in this authentic and intimate chat. Plus hear new music! 2. A Hello Fresh Food Review as I talk …
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Whether you use this language or not, you know what it feels like when you get out of your own way. But how do we do that? The key is getting curious, asking questions in which we’re sincerely interested, and then accepting any answer that comes.โดย Bill Kenower
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Sometimes sitting down and having no ideas, no inspiration, can feel like the kind of nothingness we picture when we imagine failure. Except there is no such thing as nothing. We just can’t yet see what is there.โดย Bill Kenower
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All rejection starts at home. First, the writer rejects herself by worrying what someone will think of her work, then the public rejects the book because it doesn’t feel authentic. Our job is to satisfy no one but ourselves. Success will naturally follow.โดย Bill Kenower
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