WV Uncommonplace : Uncommon Conversations

Season 7 Trailer. A little commentary to get you geared up for this upcoming season .

Jamie stops by and talks about life during Covid 19 . Also a serious topic that shouldn’t be missed . *Early episode from the archive ..

Barna Donovan, a professor of communication and media studies at St. Peter's University, offers a compelling perspective on the evolving landscape of cinema, firmly rejecting the notion that the art form is dead. With a rich background in film studies from the University of Miami, Donovan delves into how interconnected cinematic universes, such as Marvel, have reshaped storytelling and audience engagement, reflecting a significant shift rather than a decline. As a staunch advocate for independent cinemas and original content, he emphasizes the role of neighborhood theaters in celebrating film as an art form and creating vibrant community events that draw audiences in. Through his teaching, Donovan equips the next generation of filmmakers and media professionals with the tools to navigate this dynamic industry, encouraging them to embrace innovation while preserving the essence of cinematic storytelling.00:06:16) The Rise of Cinematic Universes and Theaters(00:08:31) Rise of Streaming Platforms among Young Audiences(00:12:00) Influence of Streaming on Filmmaking Autonomy(00:21:47) Interconnected Universe Concept Shapes Audience Engagement Trends(00:23:45) Interconnected Superhero Film Overload(00:26:37) Marvel's Gimmicks: A Threat to Storytelling(00:31:44) Creative Downturn in Film Industry(00:51:54) Socially Engaging Movie Theaters for Generation Z(00:57:46) Community Events and Original Content Advocacy

Anky Cyriaque, a filmmaker originally from Haiti who grew up in New York, brings a unique perspective to the cinema industry, deeply rooted in his belief that storytelling reigns supreme. Influenced by early childhood experiences with American TV shows like Sesame Street, Cyriaque emphasizes that "story is king," a philosophy he upholds in his directorial pursuits. He expresses concern over the cinema industry's current trajectory, where financial considerations often overshadow the narrative, diminishing the traditional theatrical experience and leading to what he views as a decline in storytelling quality. Cyriaque also critiques the rapid shift from theatrical releases to video on demand, arguing that this quick transition erodes the value of the cinematic experience, urging a return to prioritizing engaging narratives that captivate audiences.(00:02:45) Short Films: Directors' Personal Storytelling Investments(00:05:57) Film Influence on Career Paths(00:10:23) "Showcasing Director's Storytelling Skills Through Shorts"(00:19:11) Streaming Services' Influence on Independent Filmmakers' Visibility(00:29:34) Dynamic Landscape of Modern Visual Narratives(00:34:52) Media Consumption Shift: Streaming vs. Physical Ownership(00:44:02) Influencer-Driven Marketing in Movie Promotion(00:47:01) Evolution of Independent Film Distribution Strategies(00:52:19) Spielberg's Influence on Film Appreciationhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm3977697/

✨ Episode Summary:In this uncommonly creative episode, J.R. sits down with Dylan Coburn, a powerhouse in animation, illustration, directing, and storytelling whose journey spans nearly three decades. From drawing Donald Duck for Disney's Quack Pack in 1995 to directing Superman: Red Son and influencing The Rings of Power, Dylan shares a detailed behind-the-scenes look at how animation evolved — and how he stayed ahead of the curve.Dylan unpacks his early days in animation, the industry’s shift to digital in the late '90s, and what it took to launch his own studio from scratch. We dive into the philosophy of storyboarding, the nuance of visual effects art direction, and how he brings massive properties like Percy Jackson, Minecraft: The Movie, and The Meg to life through visual storytelling.Plus: Dylan talks about becoming an author of Pocket Screenplays, collaborating with AEW wrestling stars The Young Bucks, and how he balances creativity in an AI-driven world.🎯 Key Topics Covered:Dylan’s first steps at Disney Animation and his training on Quack PackHis “I made it” moment: directing Superman: Red SonFounding his own studio in 2002 and surviving the digital animation revolutionThe importance of storyboards and his transition into directing and writingBehind the scenes of The Rings of Power, The Meg, and AdriftHis role in AEW’s book launch with The Young BucksThe launch of his screenwriting trilogy: Johnny Whisper, Killer Bee, and The Punishing NightDeep dive into Minecraft: The Movie and its cultural impactDylan’s take on AI in the creative processWhy DC animation trumps live-action (and his work proves it)📚 Dylan’s Pocket Screenplays:Available at: https://pocketscreenplays.comTitles:Johnny Whisper (Supernatural Horror)Killer Bee (Action Thriller)The Punishing Night (Psychological Thriller)📌 Notable Quotes:“When I saw my first stack of drawings come to life… I was seduced. That’s the magic of animation.”“If you're dull, AI can beat you. But if you’re pushing yourself creatively, it never will.”“Storyboarding is where filmmaking begins — everything else builds on top of it.”📣 Connect with Dylan Coburn:Website: https://pocketscreenplays.comInstagram: [Insert IG if available]Twitter/X: [Insert handle if available]LinkedIn: [Insert link if public]🔗 Related Links:Watch Superman: Red Son on MaxStream The Meg on NetflixCatch AEW events and find The Young Bucks' book onlineLearn more about The Rings of Power (Amazon Prime)Keep an eye out for Minecraft: The Movie (coming soon)💬 Final Thoughts from J.R.:Dylan’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and relentless creativity. Whether it’s sketching orcs for The Rings of Power or writing horror in his own voice, he’s a master of many crafts—and an inspiration to anyone navigating the evolving world of art and tech.

in this episode of WV Uncommon Place, host JR Sparrow welcomes the illustrious Rodes from Chicago for an impromptu, wide-ranging conversation. They discuss Rodes’ new podcast with his wife, the art of podcasting, balancing multiple shows, and the evolution of the indie podcast scene. The duo dives into food debates, music favorites, and the importance of fun and collaboration in creative work. Plus, they challenge each other with movie reviews and share classic “shameless plugs” for their online presence.Show Notes & Timestamps:    •    00:00 – Introduction to WV Uncommon Place and hosts    •    00:27 – What WV stands for and the show’s mission    •    00:39 – Special guest: Rodes from Chicago joins the show    •    01:25 – Rodes’ new podcast with his wife: “What’s Popping Podcast”    •    02:24 – Behind the scenes: How the show comes together, batching episodes, and family dynamics    •    04:29 – Food debates: Preparation, pinto beans, and cornbread    •    07:46 – Regional food differences: Chili dogs, hot dog sauce, and household favorites    •    09:06 – Rodes’ creative journey: From rap to podcasting and film projects    •    10:08 – The evolution of indie podcasting: Community, business, and keeping it fun    •    11:34 – Favorite episodes, Michael Jackson album debate, and Taylor Swift shoutout    •    13:14 – Gaming talk: Red Dead Redemption, PlayStation vs. Xbox    •    14:19 – Managing multiple podcasts and promoting shows    •    15:29 – The “shameless plug”: Where to find Rodes online    •    16:00 – Closing remarks and sign-off

Aaron Henry is the Founder and Managing Director of Foundeast Asia, an award-winning integrated marketing communications agency bridging Southeast Asia and North America. With over two decades of experience in PR, branding, film production, and global marketing, Aaron has helped Fortune 100 companies and startups alike craft compelling stories that resonate across cultures.His career includes leadership roles at Warner Bros., where he helped expand Rotten Tomatoes, and co-founding two Los Angeles agencies before relocating to Southeast Asia. Drawing on his MFA from the USC School of Cinematic Arts and BA in Cultural Anthropology, Aaron blends creative vision with cultural insight to deliver campaigns that connect.⸻🏆 Areas of Expertise • Cross-cultural marketing strategy (Asia ↔ North America) • Brand storytelling & media relations • Public relations for entertainment, tech, and consumer brands • Digital marketing & influencer campaigns • Film, television, and video production • Event management & experiential marketing

Blair Huddy, a leading PR expert from Los Angeles, has garnered recognition for their communication skills, inspired in part by the artistry and career of Taylor Swift. Sharing a generational bond with Swift, Blair admires her ability to humanize herself as a global brand, making her relatable to fans through personal interactions and social media engagement. This approach, Blair notes, is a model for companies aiming to foster loyalty and community by valuing every individual's contribution, a concept they championed in their impactful work with organizations like the United Nations. Huddy draws parallels between Swift's influence and effective corporate storytelling, emphasizing the power of authenticity and personal connection in building lasting emotional ties with audiences.(00:16:06) "And that's amazing. You did that. Like, that has to be something that like, really makes you feel important. Like, like you're, you've helped shape the future." - JR Sparrow" - JR Sparrow(00:27:15) "When you get an accolade or something, that sets you apart and you do you. You talk about excellence. It's that. It's the good days, the bad days. Those are the days that you show up every day." - Blair Huddy (00:26:32)" - Blair Huddy(00:39:52) "Rather than like, I look, I look back on those moments and that's what I remember when I watch it back on Disney plus." - Blair Huddy(00:58:34) "She's always been the most honest in the music." - Blair Huddy(01:03:58) "The individual there can't be duplicated, manufactured, no other way. And with what you put in the world, it can't be manufactured any other way beyond what you produce." - JR Sparrow" - JR Sparrow- Taylor Swift's ability to cultivate a loyal and unified community around her music draws comparisons to artists like Michael Jackson.- Blair Huddy emphasizes aligning corporate social responsibility initiatives with the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals for progress reporting.- Sustainability initiatives like affordable housing and water conservation positively impact communities and align with the SDGs.- Taylor Swift's unique approach to building loyalty among fans through personal interactions sets her apart from other artists.- Taylor Swift's success is driven by emotional investment and engagement with fans, creating a sense of intimacy.- Taylor Swift's album release strategy and marketing success stem from personal connections with fans.- Taylor Swift excels at managing public relations, controlling her narrative and owning her story.Blair Huddy, born in 1989 and hailing from Los Angeles, has become one of the world's top 100 PR experts, drawing inspiration from the music of Taylor Swift, with whom they share a generational bond. Growing up in a financially struggling family, Blair was motivated to carve their path, much like Swift's rise to stardom, finding solace and inspiration in her lyrics. Educated at the University of Phoenix and the University of Southern California's Annenberg School, Blair honed their communication skills, which they have applied to significant projects for renowned companies like Google and Apple. Their career includes impactful work with International SOS and the United Nations, where they have effectively communicated complex global goals, embodying the resilience and storytelling prowess they admired in Swift's journey

In this heartfelt solo episode, Jr opens up about a lesson that reshaped his entire podcasting journey. After his first speaking engagement left him questioning what he’d been teaching, he realized he’d been following templates instead of truth.He shares how chasing formulas, quick monetization, and the “perfect” structure nearly stripped the authenticity from his voice—and how he rebuilt his creative foundation by focusing on community, experimentation, and real human connection.💡 Key Takeaways:​Don’t copy templates—customize your structure and stay flexible.​Monetization should fit your growth, not force it.​Ignore one-size-fits-all hacks—build a system that works for your audience.​Remember why you started, and never lose the human side of your show.🔥 Quote of the Episode:“Monetization should fit your growth, not force it.”🎧 Listen if you’ve ever felt burned out, boxed in, or pressured to follow someone else’s path. This one’s about rediscovering your voice, your purpose, and your podcast’s heart.

🔥 Episode Summary:After a tough professional video game tournament, host J.R. reflects on personal missteps and lessons learned—then introduces a guest with a powerful transformation story. Meet John Borden: a former high-performing corporate exec turned personal trainer and psychedelic integration coach.John shares his emotional, unfiltered journey from addiction, ego, and external validation to clarity, confidence, and conscious self-reinvention. What sparked the shift? A spontaneous but transformative experience with psilocybin mushrooms that unlocked emotional healing and redirected his entire life path. From losing friendships to gaining purpose, quitting his job, starting Get Psyched Fitness, and even meeting the love of his life—John’s story is as raw as it is inspiring.💡 Topics We Cover:The price of not being mentally ready for high performanceHow recreational psychedelics became a tool for healingFrom party life to purposeful living: the pain of realignmentTraining for and crushing a Spartan Race with only 2 weeks prepLaunching a coaching business to help others integrate transformationFinding love by following intuition—literallyWhy you are stronger than you think🎧 Listen now if you’re ready to:Break free from validation addictionHear a brutally honest transformation storyGet inspired to take radical ownership of your life🗣️ Connect with John Borden:📸 Instagram: @johnnybe🌐 Coaching & Fitness: GetPsychedFitness.com

Dr. Shila Patel, a retired psychiatrist, has made significant contributions to the field of mental health empowerment through her writing and multimedia engagement. Her work, available on her website, www.drshilapatel.com, includes three influential books, podcasts, and videos that aim to help individuals take control of their mental well-being. Dr. Patel's perspective on mental health empowerment emphasizes understanding the complex interplay of societal, relational, and familial dynamics, especially in the context of pre- and post-COVID situations. She advocates for the acceptance of differing viewpoints, addressing anger and fractured relationships, and recognizes the role of open communication in families and the broader community to foster a more empathetic and harmonious society.(00:00:48) Unveiling Mental Health through Personal Narratives(00:09:10) Decline of Genuine Human Connections due to Social Media(00:12:09) Mental Health Discourse Revolutionized by Internet(00:16:09) Digital Overload: Disconnecting for Mental Wellness(00:31:47) Self-Accountability in Sexual Assault Prevention(00:36:57) Regressive Steps in Women's Reproductive Rights(00:44:14) Promoting Informed Media Consumption for Positivity(00:52:51) Modeling Self-Responsible Behavior for Society's Well-being(00:59:24) Empowering Future Generations through Honest Communication(00:01:55) "Maintain one great thing between yourself, people and everything, and that's a healthy relationship." - Jr Sparrow(00:10:40) "People have become self-centered. They want to put the best persona out there. They're lying to themselves." - Dr. Shila Patel(00:14:20) "People forget these very simple fundamentals because they think I shouted on the Internet. And it should be better by a clinician like yourself or someone fixing it with a quick fix, not knowing that it's not." - Jr Sparrow(00:25:54) "when someone gets brave or someone gets to a point where fortitude steps in and they're like, hey, I need to tell my story. I need to embrace it. That is fine." - Jr Sparrow(00:42:32) "Everybody's so opinionated that they don't want. They are shut off. They don't want to listen to anything, right?" - Dr. Shila Patel" - Dr. Shila Patel(00:52:59) "Personal responsibility is something that I take very seriously because that's the only way you're going to teach the future generations, the kids, the grandkids, what is the right thing to do." - Dr. Shila Patel (00:52:51)" - Dr. Shila Patel(00:59:49) "I truly believe that Americans are good people. And I really feel that when they see a lot of injustices happen, that they will side on the side of doing right, of being good to your neighbors, being good to your people at the workplace, doing the right things." - Dr. Shila Patel

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of WV Uncommonplace, we sit down with Jennifer Chase, certified life coach and founder of Rise Addiction Life Coaching. Jennifer shares her remarkable story of survival, resilience, and transformation as both a woman in long-term recovery and a mother navigating the painful realities of her son’s addiction.From living through addiction herself, to the heartbreaking realization that she was unknowingly supplying drugs to her son, Jennifer has experienced the cycle of addiction from every angle—daughter of an alcoholic, person in recovery, and parent. Today, she channels those hard-won lessons into coaching individuals and families through their own recovery journeys.We discuss:Jennifer’s personal journey through addiction and recoveryThe impact of generational cycles of substance use within familiesHow she turned her pain into purpose by founding Rise Addiction Life CoachingWhy family healing is just as important as individual recoveryTools, strategies, and hope for anyone affected by addictionJennifer’s story is a testament to the power of resilience and the possibility of rewriting your future. Whether you’re in recovery, love someone who struggles, or simply want to understand addiction on a deeper level, this episode will move and inspire you.🔗 Learn more about Jennifer’s work: riseaddictionlc.com

Massimo Rigotti is a passionate advocate for addiction recovery, with a focus on assisting high-performing professionals such as doctors, lawyers, and engineers in achieving lasting sobriety. Drawing from his own experiences as a former business owner who struggled with limited support, he emphasizes the need for personalized recovery methods, believing that traditional approaches may not suit everyone's journey. Inspired by a personal loss and the memory of his late partner Samantha, Rigotti is driven to help others find their unique "flavor of confidence," ensuring they receive ongoing support even after formal rehabilitation. His innovative Sober Method not only addresses substance addiction but also acknowledges the growing challenges of device dependency, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a healthy relationship with technology.(00:02:45) The Sober Method: Personalized Paths to Recovery(00:05:40) Personalized Paths to Lifelong Sobriety(00:15:52) Tailored Recovery Approach: The Silver Method(00:21:37) Media's Role in Shaping Drug Addiction(00:31:47) Discovering Personal "Flavor of Confidence" for Sobriety(00:40:46) Screen Dependency and Impact on Relationships(00:43:44) Navigating Post-Recovery Challenges for Sobriety Success(00:51:37) "Embracing Meaningful Human Connections for Personal Growth"

Kristina Wright, a multifaceted podcaster from Concord, channels her diverse interests into her engaging variety podcast, where she delves into crucial topics such as mental health, empowerment, and intimate theories. Her journey into podcasting was profoundly influenced by her personal growth and healing from childhood trauma, motivating her to share her story and create a supportive platform for open conversations. Through her podcast, "Behind the Lens," Kristina aspires to foster a sense of connection and empathy, allowing guests to share their experiences and insights with a wider audience. Her close friendship with Amanda Hall has not only enriched her personal life but also sparked the exciting possibility of a future live podcast collaboration, further expanding her mission to inspire and connect.(00:11:45) Healing Journey Through Resilience and Faith(00:14:15) Exploring Self-Discovery Through Supportive Relationships(00:19:47) Power of Resilience in Overcoming Trauma(00:22:04) Navigating Life's Complexities Without a Father(00:44:25) Embracing Authenticity: Uncommon Place Podcast Journeys(00:48:30) "Engaging Audience: 'Behind the Lens' Promotion"(00:50:05) Memorable Event Photography by Kristina Wright(00:54:44) Encouraging Engagement for WV UncommonPlace Podcast

Amy Lewis, a devoted mother of four, embarked on a transformative journey to improve her health and quality of life through bariatric surgery. After years of struggling with weight loss via traditional methods, she decided to pursue this path upon the advice of friends who had positive outcomes, dedicating six months to rigorous preparation. Amy's perspective on her experience is both detailed and complex; she emphasizes that the surgery is not an easy way out and underscores the importance of mental preparation and the ongoing commitment to a strict diet. Her journey highlights the mental resilience needed to embrace a new identity post-surgery, with her children playing a significant role in supporting her decision and serving as a primary motivation for her commitment to a healthier life.

Episode Summary:In this captivating episode of WV Uncommonplace, we’re joined by Autumn Karen, a professional ghostwriter, screenwriter, and writing professor whose work brings uncommon and untold stories to life. Autumn’s journey is filled with extraordinary experiences that challenge societal norms, inspire deep conversations, and empower through storytelling.Autumn shares her insights on how storytelling shapes culture, fosters empathy, and sparks transformation. From feminist erotica set in Appalachia to award-winning sci-fi screenplays addressing disability and women’s autonomy, her work redefines the narrative landscape.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:The inspiration behind Amy: Book One, a feminist novel set in Charleston, WV, exploring women’s agency and sexuality in Appalachia.How ghostwriting fosters empathy and offers unique perspectives on mental health, identity, and connection.A behind-the-scenes look at Autumn’s award-winning sci-fi screenplay, Infinity Care, and its cultural impact on conversations about disability, child loss, and women’s rights.Unforgettable stories from Autumn’s ghostwriting career, including a Black preacher who took over the KKK and the unusual claim of Osama Bin Laden’s visit to a rural Iowa gas station.Who This Episode is For:Aspiring writers, creatives, and storytellersListeners curious about the hidden stories that shape our worldAnyone seeking inspiration to challenge societal norms and embrace new perspectives

Host: JRGuest: Beth Dudzik, Accomplished AuthorSummary:In this episode of West Virginia UnCommonplace, JR sits down with Beth Dudzik, an accomplished author hailing from Westchester County, New York. Beth shares her vibrant journey growing up in the dynamic music scene of the 1970s and 80s, her evolution from a passionate music enthusiast to a self-published author, and the inspiration behind her captivating book series, the Perfection Saga. Dive into Beth's fascinating world where rock and roll meets romance, and learn about her unique approach to storytelling that has been years in the making.Key Points:Beth's Early Life:Journey to Writing:The Perfection Saga:Beth's Unique Writing Process:Future Plans:Quotes:"The universe was giving me signals for three years, telling me to write the book.""My characters' story came in color, and it flowed through me like a water faucet."Where to Find Beth Dudzik:Website: Perfection SagaAmazon: Playing Hard: Perfection SagaSocial Media:Closing Message:Beth Dudzik's mission is to revolutionize readers' minds through her compelling characters and immersive storytelling. Her books, rich with music and romance, offer a unique journey that enhances readers' musical tastes and mental space. Join Beth as she shares her passion for rock and roll and her dedication to authentic storytelling.Listener Call to Action:Tune in to this inspiring episode, grab a copy of Beth Dudzik's first book on Amazon, and follow her journey across social media. Don't miss out on future episodes of West Virginia & Commonplace for more incredible interviews and stories.

Episode Summary:In this episode of WV Uncommonplace, J.R. sits down with Jennifer Longworth, founder of Bourbon Barrel Podcasting, editor, podcaster, and now author. Jennifer shares her journey from podcast producer to published writer, opening up about the inspiration behind her book and what it means to finally put her story on paper.We also dive into her appearance at Podcast Movement, where she connected with creators from around the world, shared her insights on podcast editing and storytelling, and highlighted why community-driven events are vital for the future of podcasting.What You’ll Hear in This Episode:Jennifer’s path from audio editor to author.Behind-the-scenes of her new book and what inspired her to write it.Key lessons she took away from Podcast Movement.The importance of clarity and authenticity in both writing and podcasting.How she balances entrepreneurship, creativity, and personal storytelling.About Jennifer Longworth:Jennifer Longworth is the founder of Bourbon Barrel Podcasting, where she helps creators launch, edit, and grow their shows. With over a decade of experience in audio production, she’s worked with a wide range of voices and industries. Now, as an author, Jennifer adds another dimension to her creative journey—proving that whether through a microphone or a manuscript, storytelling always finds its way.📚 Learn more about Jennifer’s book and her work at Bourbon Barrel Podcasting.

n this episode, we welcome J.M. Shaw, author of the thrilling Callum Walker fantasy series. Shaw takes us deep into her imaginative world where magic, necromancy, and prophecy collide in an epic battle that tests the limits of courage, friendship, and destiny.From The Ascension to Forsaken Souls, Shaw’s novels weave together adventure, supernatural battles, and powerful human themes—exploring mental health, resilience, and the bonds that hold us together in times of chaos. Drawing from her own experiences as a writer, martial artist, and advocate for autism and ADHD representation, Shaw offers a unique perspective on both the creative process and the deeper truths her characters embody.The inspiration behind the Callum Walker seriesHow J.M. Shaw balances epic fantasy with real-world themes like PTSD, anxiety, and isolationInsights into her creative process and how her background in psychology and martial arts shapes her storytellingWhy representation of neurodiversity matters in literature and how she incorporates it into her workA glimpse at what’s next for the Callum Walker universeWhether you’re a longtime fantasy reader or just discovering the series, this episode will open the door to a world of magic, struggle, and hope.🔗 Learn more about J.M. Shaw and her books at jmshawauthor.comWhat You’ll Hear in This Episode:

In this exciting episode of The Uncommon Place, hosts Stacey and J.R. Sparrow sit down with Charles Breakfield and Rox Burkey, the dynamic duo behind the Enigma Series of techno-thrillers. What began as a career in technical writing has now evolved into an action-packed literary journey filled with cyber threats, high-stakes drama, and, yes, a touch of humor.The conversation dives into how two tech professionals transitioned from creating manuals and reports to crafting page-turning thrillers. They share their creative process, the balance of writing as a team, and how they inject humor into the intense world of tech thrillers. Plus, they talk about real-world technology like AI and cryptocurrency—and how fiction can sometimes predict the future.Whether you're a budding writer or simply a fan of gripping, tech-driven narratives, this episode offers unique insights into the intersection of technology and storytelling.Key Topics:​The transition from tech writing to fiction: How they shifted from technical reports to crafting the Enigma Series.​The Enigma Series: The origins and themes of their books, including identity theft and cyber threats.​The creative process: How they divide characters, scenes, and plotlines.​Injecting humor into a techno-thriller: How a bit of comic relief adds depth to their otherwise high-tension stories.​Real-world tech and its impact on fiction: From AI to cryptocurrency, how Charles Breakfield and Rox Burkey​incorporate real-life threats into their thrillers.​Resolving creative conflicts: How they handle disagreements in their writing process, with a surprising twist!Resources Mentioned:​Enigma Series (available on Amazon and major retailers)​Charles and Roxburgh’s website: www.enigmaseries.com