Untangle &Grow Counseling/Untying Knots Podcast

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Hunter the Reckoning: Lower Wacker Drive - Morgan Sterling As an entrepreneur in Chicago's tech sector, Morgan is careful and calculated, insulating their approach behind layers of personal and professional security. When a shadow of the past rises in their present, Morgan must think fast or lose

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The "Four Seasons of Fear: A Year of Queer Horror" Kickstarter will launch on September 29! "[It] draw inspiration from holidays and seasonal activities." Make sure to sign up for launch notifications, and back this queer storytelling project when it goes live! buff.ly/vb2EkiH

Coming soon: Four Seasons of Fear: A Year of Queer Horror

Four Seasons of Fear: A Year of Queer Horror is a full-color comics anthology of LGBTQ+ horror stories centered around annual events.

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Hunter the Reckoning - Lower Wacker Drive: Helai Abassi As a counselor and therapist who specializes in long term care, Helai works to help those who suffer trauma to a new beginning. When she encounters a patient who has a unique condition, questions mount which she cannot explain.

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This is important, so buckle up. This is about to be a free mini-lesson on intentional design for a gaming space. I've said before and I'll say it again. The #PAX Intersection Space and Programs were INTENTIONAL. They were created and stewarded by people of the identities they were for. 🧵 1/9

Cassie aka Lamia@intersectionscch.blacksky.app · 2w ago

I've seen some videos & pictures of the "new" Intersection Room at #PAXWest. It is not even set up to be able to be navigated by mobility devices. They kept some past signs about intersectionality despite displacing Black, Brown, & Disabled folks. It's not intersectionality if it's not accessible

Also: I feel like making John generally artistic fits his persona far better than being an architect: putting it together with his military experience still makes him detailed & analytical, but handwaves all kinds of specific details like the gears or anatomy of constructs in this episode. I dig it.

I also kinda like that writer Vanessa Baden Kelly's two eps so far are very much the vibe of "yeah, John does seem like the kind of tightly wound, emotionally closed off person who would hold a grudge against Hal and can easily kill him and cover it up, but have you considered that Hal deserves it?"