Strength To Be Human --Global Arts & Affairs Podcast, Hosted by Mark Antony Rossi

another brief examination of a brilliant literary star torn between talent and mental illness.

In the Western World whether its work or family, society or religion, we cling to superficiality and dishonesty as a means of protection but in the end does it move society forward; does it make a better world. In this show we tackle how and why a writer should speak out and help improve life in general.

New format on 15 literary questions from listeners that are not so tied to past episodes.

This is one is sort of like a refresher to help us stay on course and not be diverted by nonwriting silliness of the day. We cover:
words
images
feelings
time management
 

In this episode we explore how intense dark states of behavior are more responsible for creative work than happier times. 
intro
focal points
funny points
final thoughtd

We outline all the practical, impractical and difficult paths thrown at a modern day writer. Section include:
1. new world of writing
2. the writer's work ethic
3. publishing
4. marketing
5. final word
 
 

In this episode we peek into the roots and dangers of excessive nostalgia in writer's lives. how and when we deal with denial and suppression will decide if we are healthier people and more authentic writers.

In an effort to help our military members (of all nations) with the important task of writing various reports military style I put together this episode as an useful guide. In it we cover:
 
1. concise writing/ military editing
2. point paper
3. position paper {food for thought}
4. executive summary
5. military report

the memoir has become the fastest growing literary device in the past twenty years. in this episode we delve into some history, a few notable examples and the various themes of memoir like:
transformation
confessional
professional
travel

Sometimes to be the fullest writer we need to take a step back and look at other forms of creativity. 
a. immerse in nonliterary arts like painting, video editing, music
b. explore other genres of writing -- essay, fiction, poem
c. live open as a writer; not closeted and fearful
d. market your work, your self in every possible way