The World of Myth Bits Podcast

In this episode Tim looks back on things he enjoyed growing up, and talks about what sorts of things he enjoys doing now.

What happens when you put a man in a room with nothing more than a hospital bed, a laptop, and a list of the top five contestants moving on to the semi-finals of the Open Contract Challenge? Well, here is the result… Welcome to the Isolation episode!

This week finds our host away from the studio and on location in his Capital, Adelaide, Australia. While he is out adulting, he finds a quiet place to talk about this week's topic of The Story of Culture and much more!

On the anniversary of a lost one, Tim struggles through his sadness and reflects on his late mother-in-law. Then he tackles a mountain of housekeeping before he moves into his thought on the Open Contact Challenge and a possible book launch for his new kid's book. Afterward, he jumps into today's topic of the week as he asks us, what do we do to recharge creatively?

In this episode our host Tim discusses what is next, the hard work, once a book becomes a physical thing and not just a dream.

This week Tim is flooded with a bunch of housekeeping and learns who the eleven contestants will be for this year/s Open Contract Challenge! Afterward, he is joined by his son, Nick, and discusses whether AI advancements are threatening creativity and imaginative thought and what the future holds for humans. Along with much, much more in this great discussion!

This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-seventeen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!

This week finds Tim outside doing some household maintenance work as he covers the weekly housekeeping and then tackles a serious topic: what is holding you back from achieving your dreams? Then, after some technical difficulty, Tim is back indoors, chats to you about his experience answering the episode's theme, and is joined by a guest.

This week Tim talks about how he and his wife have the kids home for the April school holidays, but he could only convince his daughter Nen to be his special guest for this episode.

This week comes following the review of the massive magazine. Our host, Tim, hits us with some housekeeping and then brings us this week's theme, which will be movie reviews, as he shares with us his thoughts on two new releases Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves and the Super Mario Bros. Movie!

This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-sixteen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!

This week Tim returns with episode one hundred seventeen and drops a thought-provoking question of what you have achieved whether this week, this year so far, in a lifetime… And what did you hope to achieve?

This week Tim goes in solo and talks about Open Contract Challenge and a little housekeeping before taking on this week's theme of whether it is a challenge to write in different genres and is writing a novel is better than a short story or comic or movie script.

This week, recorded on St. Patrick's day, our host, Tim, is joined by his two daughters, Boo and Nen, as they chat a little about St. Patrick, a little housekeeping, and come to the main topic of this week's episode in asking, what would you said to your younger self.

This week, with his daughter's recent trip to Canberra, and his son's possible trek to Japan, Tim explores the concept of travel, either to an actual location or someplace fictitious.

This week's episode is the brainchild of Dark Myth Publication's Editor in Chief as she asks Tim to explore whether a writer changes when they become published, and if so, how? Listen in as our host with the most takes a stab at this thought-provoking query.

In this episode, Tim asks, “Why is it that writing dark and twisted tales of horror can be so much fun and so satisfying then he talks about his own experiences with darkness and then consider those who have survived actual experiences of terror who then choose to write about it.

This week Tim explores the idea of when reality augments focuses on how technology is advancing and has him wondering will it ever end… And do we want it to end?

In episode 210, our host, Tim, discusses what stories he enjoys and why. What makes a great story great? And who are some of our favorite authors, poets, and artists?

This week is the magazine review! Tim is back to review issue one hundred-fifteen of The World of Myth Magazine. He will cover each and every submission along with an in-depth review! If you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!

Recorded on Australia Day, Tim is joined by his brother-in-law, Ben, and his clan. Like the last time, before he talks to his colleague, he reviews this week's housekeeping and gives us a little insight into how the two know each other. Then quickly shift gears and talk about this episode's central theme, tabletop games, and their love for them!

This week Tim asks when do we consider ourselves to be professional creators. Is it when we become published? Is it our first paid piece? And does changing what we call it to make it less fun? This is also episode one of Cooking with Tim because, well, we’ve all got to eat, and tonight on the menu is slow-cooked lamb shanks!

This episode Tim (eventually) gives a bit of an overview of a day in his recent life. How can we make work and life balance, especially when we try to fit in writing as well?

This week our host with the most, Tim goes in solo to cover each and every submission along with a short review in issue #114 of The World of Myth Magazine! So if you are in the magazine this month, you will want to give this episode a listen!

This week we find Tim and his daughter, Nen, a few days after Christmas as they chat about what we get up to in the holidays while they are on a six-week summer break and much more!