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What is Writeopolis? Writeopolis is a fortnightly (or, for US listeners, twice a month) conversation between writing professionals (and Kit Power). The conversation happens live every other Sunday evening via Discord, with live text chat accompanying the voice discussion (no video; RJ and Kit don't have that kind of time to sort their hair out every weekend). The resultant conversation is later released in podcast form via this feed. Who is Writeopolis? Writeopolis is BFS Award winner RJ Barker, author and playwright Scott K Andrews, and BFA finalist author, blogger, podcaster and ...

The Powers Point Podcast is your go-to dose of laughs, weird news, offbeat stories, and unpredictable fun—served up with zero politics, zero religion, and maximum personality. Hosted by Scott, Jim, and Keith, it's the show where nothing’s off the table (except boring content). Expect surprises, segments that'll make you say "What the hell?", and just the right amount of chaos to keep you coming back for more.

How much is too much? That's one of the very first questions anyone starting to realize how detrimental sugar is to one's health asks. The answer is simple: Does consuming six cups of sugar in a week sound like too much? That's because it is. And yet, you may be surprised to know that it's the average weekly sugar intake of a regular American. To add insult to injury, you may be eating all that sugar without even realizing it.

The fitness industry tries very hard to gloss over the less glamorous parts of achieving a healthier body and a happier life. It seems like everybody else already knows what to eat or how to use heavy weights and complicated machines. But the truth is, every person's fitness journey is unique. What really matters is identifying what works for you and understanding why it works.

An engineered virus that attacks the brain leaks from a research lab and spreads quickly, causing infected people to go into psychotic rage. Before almost anyone knows what is happening, a well-armed America is terrorized by a pandemic of violence. Kanetha Wilson—friend of the first victim—is first to recognize that something is not as it seems. She inspires a small cadre of scientists and others into a breakneck, lonely, and lawless mission to identify and stop the murder plague.