ARTiculation Radio — STEPPING INTO DISSONANCE (interview w/ Aaron Ryan) - ARTiculation Radio Show

Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
(00:01):
Tulation RADI Particulation Articulation, Good PeopleRadio, Greens and salutations. Welcome to

(00:51):
another informative and entertaining episode of ArticulationRadio. I'm your host, be honorable
walking man. You know how wedo things here at Articulation Radio. We
will start off the day's episode bytaking a glance at the news headlines,

(01:15):
and today's news segment is sponsored byb published dot org. Here are three
of the news headlines and events Isaw today Friday, February second, twenty
twenty four when visiting Elite Valuesnews dotcom on your behalf. The Pineapple Express

(01:41):
sweeps California as an atmospheric river,fuel storms and floods. The state pusatonic
Field did not see his shadow andin early spring is predicted this year,
and Arthur Vincent Johnson will soon releasehis second work, So head to Turtlelip
dot com now to reserve your copy. Those are three of the news events

(02:07):
and headlines I saw in visiting EliteValuesnews dot com on your behalf. As
you know, so much happens inthis world of ours, and the staff
at Elite Values News makes it apoint to keep you abreast of as much
as possible, So check out theheadlines any minute, any hour, on
any day, and under any ofthe multiple categories under which they report.

(02:30):
Check them out right now. Getyour feel of thenews. Head on over
to Elitevaluesnews dot com. Right now, I am Gotti Sage reporting live.
Looking for the latest news, visitElite Values neews. Elitevaluesnews dot com has
all the latest news and information.Check out the headlines hourly Elite Valuesnews dot

(02:53):
com. Visit now. Would youlike a motivational speaker to come to your
company or organizeation to speak to yourgroup, Visit Life's Purposeministries dot com.
That's Life's Purposeministries dot com. Thisfirst djure is brought to you by Life's
Purpose Ministries and it comes from Johnsixteen thirty three. That's John Chapter sixteen,

(03:19):
verse thirty three, and it reads, in this world you will have
trouble, but take heart, Ihave overcome the world. That is John
sixteen thirty three. Blessed be thereader and the hearer of this word.
Do you want to be published?Are you looking for a high quality,

(03:43):
low cost way to be published witha fast turnaround. Visit be published dot
org to publish today www dot bE p U b l I s H
E D dot O rg B publisheddot org published today, books, movies
and music. Listen us, welove you, we hear you, and
I am the man that's happened tobe here with you today on this happening

(04:08):
episode of Articulation Radio. I havean interviewer that I'm gonna be talking to
play you today in the studio.Don't hold on tight, I'm gonna broke
them throngs that come back with themin po on the place. Good morning,

(04:55):
hearty, you all old lonely side. Good morning heartache. Thought we
said goodbye last night. I tossanderuntil it says you had all gody you

(05:31):
want with the dn wish I forgetyou, let your to stay. It

(05:56):
seems I've met you when my lovewhen away. Now every day I start
now say to you, good morning, Hardy, what is new? Stop

(06:32):
haunting me? No, can't shakeyou. No, just leave me alone.

(07:00):
Oh cadya though Monday blue straight throughsunny blue. Good morning, Heartache,

(07:21):
here we go again, loogain.Good morning, Hardinge. You're the
one who know me. W myit well, Gaddy used to you hang

(07:46):
in overround never It's good morn morning, Heartache, dude, sit due.

(08:20):
Artist review dot com. All artistsneed a platform, the artist review.
Make sure you have the one youneed to put your work in front of
your fans. Artist review dot com, Artist r E v u e dot
com. Struggles are recording and inorder to survive in my life life surviving
life because in order to stand up, you gotta know what fall because they

(08:43):
are reciting order to stand up.Quality in your attito, what happens turning
the quality of your life, youraudits regards your spen. So I had
to go and get it, Heaven, go and get it, Heaven,
go and get it by the inmy head case of Nigga, go to

(09:07):
Philly the bell will to me getit, Granny Toby Guinny Brady fro the
streets. So I had to goand get it, having go and get
it, having to go and getit by in my head, I just
slow guy to forget me from mysins. I just want to rock six
and slubletins. I just want tobeIN gin house, so in here and

(09:31):
never have to worry about no motherfucking bills left the past I have because
it hurts so much too much.Then told me down when it for a
real back up. Lord, Ineed your help now. My enemy's going
to see me melt damn in theworld where they I killed little brother.
Let me be shit ain't the rightsis. My good brother left fuck downed

(09:54):
the press feeling like my life formessage got a line on my man.
I need to get it off mychest. And if it's said anything,
go for then you can keep therest. Yes, I must confess I'm
all short of my sins. Juston the break he opened up to get
to let men say this head,I'm gonna get this. Somebody get into
the ship. Don't come on afreel like fundy dummy Toby, get it

(10:20):
Gredy Toby quitted Brady from the streets, so I had to go and get
it, having go and get it, having go and get it by the
in my head case the nigga goon the village and then hell to me
get it Gretty Toby quitted Brady frothe streets, so I had to go
and get it, having go andget it, having to and get it

(10:41):
by they in my head cas niggawater, get your face and things shining
just to blind cook with loaded nine. Lord, it's not soul and lot.
His body seeps bus his mind,the probably the other streets never be
another kind on one with my banker. So it's never did time. And
now it's color flying and this ared line. Look to give me funny

(11:05):
hens. Damn steady trying, niggasteady die to take your blood line.
My jagers moved like the woods.So the stuff live my words is very
bold on my life, A heavylow row warm in the windy, so
my heart is fairy recorded very tryingto chase the gold on pits a dirty
road. I don't my baby mamatripping. What the fuck? I'm where

(11:26):
the foe with all I want toknow? Now it's really gold. When
my arm born dord, they gottalot of gold. Man, when my
arm born seed setting me as aman, I understands it death and this
enough that she is shake the layerout. T me get it. Gretty
show me quitted Bretty from the streets. So I had to go and get

(11:46):
it, had to go and getit, had to go and get it.
By that ain't my head case.The nigga gonna fell it. The
devil told me get it. Grannytold me quitted Bready from the streets.
Know I had them going get it, having going get it, having a
town get it. By the caseyour life in the cut off my frip

(12:09):
kind of seem more deathful blade tolife if you got to touch your feelers
or give murk like passed aside,do mic white folk come do cut off
the light, saying nigga testified itgot light. He used to be the
main mother tucking with the work.Now the nigga throw a nigga back rushing
the mike. Me and my cutlike r go pep her coming like I'm
as see a lot though my holdinga black But I still gotta catch that
cab. Ain't sat front toe theMe and West version of Marlowe Nigga to

(12:31):
pricks in the car, go Lordhelp me. If the Lord sent me
ship, reten hard though it's hard. Fuck I got mind shot, said
my folk. Five. Send thewhole niggas all in my face. Send
the whole niggas'm'na send the hell foreight these niggas. I'm gonna say,
my frakes, I know my place, I know where I'm suposed to be.
I'm said, he what the devila puncture me? I'm telling them
what the rental coach. I seeneven fucking sho getting way too close to
me. Help too, We getit. Breddy told me quit it Brittan

(12:54):
on the streets, so I hadto go and get it, handing,
go and get it, heaven goinggoing, get it going. Want to

(13:18):
buy stocks, jewels, real estateor other high end items. Would you
love to be able to contribute tocharitable initiatives but cannot do these things with
the money you currently have. JoinRegal City Investment in Social Club, where
you can pull money each month withother investors to make major purchases, give
to the needy, and possibly turna profit. Www dot Regal City dot

(13:41):
x y z. Become a Regalcitizen today by joining Regal City Investment in
Social Club Regal City dot x yz. Two days episode of Articulation Radio,
which is titled Stepping into Dissonance becauseGod is Saved. We'll be interviewing
the Arthur Ryan and we will getinto that a little bit more here in

(14:03):
a moment. But we did kickoff today's episode with good Morning Heartache by
our very own Goddess Sage and afterthat you heard Evil by Daddy Daytona featuring
Pride and Marcy Largo. Now,before I play for you Diamond Love by
Kelly Ingstrom featuring Jimmy Burnie and thenbring on Melatonin by Dylan Sis, I

(14:26):
want to tell you a little bitabout Aaron Ryan and his book. And
I know the sage is going toyou know, go into detail with that,
but so I'll just then just letyou know, head to his website,
Dissonants the Series dot com. It'sa trilogy, y'all. That's what
I want to let y'all know.This is the first of three that you
need to get, and all ofthem are coming out this year, so

(14:50):
you need to go ahead and grabthis first one up. Okay, go
ahead and grab up Dissonance Volume one, and you want to and it's called
Reality Dissonance Volume one Reality. Goahead, grab that up. Go ahead
and go to Dissonance of the Seriesdot com that website, so that that
way you can have the chance tostay on top of everything and get all

(15:11):
these books as they come out.But people, this is exciting. Love
the great work that he and histeam are doing, and it looks like
some great projects or on the horizonof people, this is what you want.
You want all of this, Sostay tuned. Let me roll these
other cuts for you and God tosay, you're just going to bring on
that interview. How about that youare listening to Articulation radio head on over

(15:33):
to Articulationmedia dot club and let usknow your thoughts. You suit me party

(16:00):
oo fool like God down me.No, can't not mind of you,
So turn it out. You knowhow much about it? Baby? Get
it out the cappy, wait andknow the di' just bag it up and
way feeling streat go and then youwon't you let's go? Will you like

(16:26):
f like Relian Manaus Baby you cantell me times baby, but that Dimon
Now you're so damn said sick girl. You'll keep me on mothy oo and

(16:51):
you take my bread No dead,turn it up, sue you let's go,
So turn it out. You gota much about baby, get it
be waiting, No, you justpack it up the way you're feeling.
It's pretty cool. See all thewat you like Relia stream. Maybe you're

(17:22):
room design made. You got thattime alone? Still me ware you want
to come, babe, let's you'rein control, stay your clo uh huh,

(17:49):
let's go the way you're feeling.He's pretty cooling and like smoke Kid
on again. It's a cool feeling. It's pretty good critical smunking. Hey,

(18:26):
you get it. The journey lovegreathing. Have you always wanted to
start a business but can't seem toget it off the ground. Visit the
Conglomerate dot work t H E CO N G L O M E r

(18:48):
A t E dot w O rK Deconglomerate dot work. Start your new
business today in that perfect do.You frequently shop online and you're looking for

(22:15):
a new place to shop. Jointhe Club Jefferson Taylor dot Club, where
models, designers, inventors, andother creators offer customers the best products at
fair prices. Jefferson Taylor Jefferson Taylordot Club. Join the club shop today
Jefferson Taylor Dot Club. I SculationRadio is very pleased to have on the

(22:38):
line with us today. People.We have the Arthur, Aaron Ryan and
you all already know Aaron, SoI'm just gonna toss this out. If
you're on Facebook and if you havejoined or interacted with some of these premium
Arthur and Writer groups, especially thegroup that's called Writers and Arthur's that's Ryan's
group. You know, Bryan.You know mister and you know him.

(23:00):
You know him, so definitely showAaron so support. Okay, people,
he has this exciting new project.Matter of fact, this is a trilogy.
Yeah, it's a trilogy. Hehas a trilogy already planned, he
has the coverage design. His veryfirst book is already out for the end
hit New Year's twenty twenty four andit's Dissonance, Volume one Reality And you

(23:25):
all want this. This a newdystopian fiction novel full of three to old,
full of suspense. I mean,this is what you want, Aaron,
Ryan. Before I get to talkingmore about this, how you doing
today? I'm doing well, thankyou. It's a busy Wednesday full of
writing and marketing and marketing and writingand then also some writing and marketing,
lots of it. And but that'sjoined bubblegun for you, that's what you've

(23:49):
been doing. So first, letme ask you, first off, when
you first started the writers in Arthur'sgroup here on Facebook years ago. But
tell us, like, because I'msure you already had in mind, you
know, yeah, you were awriter who wanted to graduate to Arthur.
You wanted to allow people to cometogether, share ideas, share encouragement things

(24:12):
like that. Tell me what wasit like for you? How was the
group able to help you with fulfillingyour dream? Because how long has the
group been often yeah, yeah,fell us in on the group itself,
how long it's been existing, andhow as the creator it was able to

(24:33):
serve to assist you as well.Well. I have to back up a
little bit and just give credit wherecredit is due, because it's not my
I didn't start the group. Ididn't create that group. It was created
by author Evy Ryland, and she'screated that many years ago. I think
that Emy just kind of found thather time was becoming more demanding, pulled

(24:55):
in different directions, and running asuper large group on Facebook requires you to
navigate a lot of different issues withyou know, posting from different authors,
blocking spammers and scammers, encouragement,engagement, facilitating all that stuff, and
it takes a while to do.It takes a lot of management to do.

(25:15):
So she I've joined the group maybea month ago, and I saw
a post from her that said thatshe was backing off and she wanted a
new admin. I stepped up andsaid, I'm an author, I would
love to be part of this group. And the admin team and what do
you think? So we talked andshe elevated my privileges as they were,
and I love it. I've justbeen engrossed with kind of facilitating engagement every

(25:41):
day. It's a really good communityfor getting authors to talk about their projects
in a safe space. Beautiful,beautiful, and tell the listeners of Arsitulation
Radio about your particular journey. Howdid you even come up number one?
How did you come up with Iwould say, such an intriguing and in

(26:03):
depth premise for your first books?Not you didn't just come up with one
book. You came up with atrilogy. So how did that come about?
And how did you find the courageto start taking the first few steps
in manifesting this big meaty baby.It's a big meaty baby, for sure.
Well it's not my first book.I've been a voiceover artist for many,

(26:27):
many years and I've published six orseven books on voiceover business, so
I'm very familiar with the publishing processas far as the self publishing process goes.
But I'm also a musician. Itried to return to music in twenty
twenty three, and after that dreamkind of died. Just it's a different
landscape from when it was in thelate nineties. I decided, you know,

(26:51):
I've got to do something. Ihave an itch to create that I've
got to scratch. What can Ido? And I was really pulled back
to author novels. I love readingdystopian fiction. I love reading, you
know, sci fi mystery thrillers thatare compelling and engaging and captivating. And

(27:11):
a big fan of like Suzanne Collins, Hunger Games, Marie Lou's The Legend
series, Shade Owens, The ImmortalOnes, and just so many more.
I thought, if they can doit, why can't I, And so,
being a big fan of dystopian fictionand of cinema, I just kind
of took a lot of elements thatI've appreciated from both over the years,
things that inspired me and terrified me, and things that I would want to

(27:37):
create in my own world that wasn'tso far fetched and far removed from the
realities that we face today, butwas just projected forward into the future by
eighteen years. It's an alien invasionthat happens in the year twenty twenty four
or sorry, twenty twenty six,and the book the first novel is set
in twenty forty two, sixteen yearsafter the alien vision, and it took

(28:00):
a lot to just to kind ofenvision what that world would be and see
what life would be like, ekingout an existence in the shadows. Yes,
and with that being I know that, yes, you know, you
had previously, You've done plenty ofbook works, so to say, but
moron that we would say, theprofessional technical end. And with this being,

(28:22):
you know, like you mentioned thefirst time diving into you know,
not only that fiction realm, butI would say even you know, playing
around with a bit of sci fi, you know, because you have aliens
going on in this first work,you know, and I'm sure you probably
even maybe even introduced new technology orthings like that, you know, so
definitely even this is kind of amashup of different genres. How and I

(28:48):
know that you said that, yeah, you wanted to, you know,
of course, include those things thatyou appreciate that you've seen in other people's
creations. But was there any partof you that you had to I would
say, where you had kind offace of fear or get a new realization
or release limits off yourself to belike, no, you know I can't

(29:11):
do this, or no, yeah, I thought it was hard. But
once I learned to do this,then that what was that thing that you
had overcome in order to manifest thisand how did you overcome that thing?
Well, those are really good questions. Ultimately, a book writing process is
extraordinarily organic, and it has toevolve and you have to kind of let

(29:33):
the storytell itself. Sometimes in thatprocess it requires you to actually kill off
a character. You have to bewilling to part with someone that you have
created, that you've burst and givenlife to, and you have to be
willing to move forward in the storywithout that character if it doesn't serve the
overarching plot of the story or theprotagonist's journey. It also necessitates for that

(29:59):
author or that sort of that protagonistsget stretched. The protagonist has to evolve
himself. But man, my fingerswere flying off the keyboard during that chapter.
I was a miserable wreck. Ibecame disassembled. I was bawling,
and it was hard to move throughthat, and you kind of regret this
path that you've taken for just abrief moment, but then you realize this

(30:23):
is the stuff of life. Isthis kind of stuff happens and it's outside
of your control. The protagonist doesn'texist in an ideal, sterile, vanilla
world. They asked to navigate andthread their way through there is just like
you do yours. So there wasthat aspect of it. But the other
side of it is that this isnot in a sci fi world set on

(30:45):
another planet where the rules can bebroken, because the rules are completely different
there. I had to, yeah, I had to envision a world that
was the same as ours, justwrecked and a bit forward in the future.
What that involved was, actually,you know, aside from envisioning the

(31:06):
huge mishaps and cataclysms and tragedies thathave happened and taking place all over the
world, you have to use alittle bit of Google mapping the you know,
the aerial view and follow your protagonist'sjourney and use real street names,
real cities, real monuments, realactual things that were there or could still

(31:29):
be there, and make a sievea level of their similitude. That way,
a level of reality that people cango, yeah, he's he's either
been here or he researched it well. So it took a lot of planning
and successfully working my way through it, and that definitely makes any kind of
fiction, whether it's mash up ornot, it definitely makes it more real.

(31:52):
And as we know, that's thestuff there, the best fiction,
the stuff that seems like nonfictions,you know, where you have to constantly
remind us of you know, thisis you and you yes, yes,
and you're also of course plays on, you know, cause some dystopian works,
you know pretty much play on.I would say, you know,

(32:15):
the lone survivor or the few survivorsscenario. But it's more so about Okay,
how will you, as an individual, you know, maintain your sanity
and be able to stay in hereand hang tight? Whereas it seems like
yours fits along with those that arelike okay, not only will you the
individual, but how will you beable to maintain these relationships? Look out

(32:37):
not just for you, but foryour friends and family, make sure you
put things in place. How willyou restart society? As well as helpful?
So and I like those that aremore broad based, because that,
to me seems like what I wouldenvision it would be. It won't be
the widow it's just a handful ofpeople. No, it's gonna be you
and other people, and you allhave to look out for each other.

(32:58):
You're not going to be fifty millionmiles apart and not knowing who's No,
you're gonna know, So ye tellthose listeners about for you the importance of
relationship and why it needed a placein this new world that you've created with
your work with Dissonance Volume one.Reality. Sure, well, with any

(33:22):
story when you've got a protagonist,well actually not just a single protagonist,
but you've got your own homeland,your own planet that's that's been ravaged and
is you know, desolate and forlornand completely annihilated eighty five percent of mankind.
It's tragic enough already, and youdon't, I mean, no one
wants to read just to kill joystory where there's life, no no chance

(33:44):
of emerging out of that victorious.So yeah, they're banded together in groups.
There are silos of survivors here andthere dotting the land, but they're
living in the shadows. But theydo have a closer bond now because they've
seen the enemy, they've the problemsthat they're all facing. They all face
a common challenge that they have toovercome. And the problem, though,

(34:07):
is that is that with this story, and with any good story, humbly
speaking, you have to have.Any good story has two stories, really,
So you've got the problem that yousee, but there's also a subterranean
problem that's kind of a subtext andis running is a running narrative below what
you're actually seeing or reading, andthat ends up becoming the real problem or

(34:29):
the real threat. And so Idon't want to give the spoiler or destroy
any of the the steak around thebook, but you'll find that as you
go along, there are forces thatare working to undermine our protagonists. So
he's now faced with the dichotomy oftrying to face off against these actual tangible

(34:50):
predator aliens that have infested our world. But then he's also got to deal
with just some human versus human stuff, which is so hard and emotionally hard.
It's it's kicking its toll on him. But you have to read on
to find more about that and people, and you know you want to do
that right. And for those ofyou who are just tuning in my apology,
you are listening to Articulation Radio.My name is Goddess Stage and I

(35:15):
am interviewing the Arthur mister, AaronRyan, and we are talking about his
brand new books. It is calledDissonance Volume one Reality, and this is
part of a dystopian sci fi thrillertrilogy. Okay, and you can head
on over to his website right nowas a matter of fact, because I
know some of you are like,we want the website. You should have

(35:37):
said it already. My apology.You all know sometimes I can be a
little slow. Okay. The websiteis Dissonance V Series dot com. That's
d I S S O n An c E t h E S E
r I E S Dissonance V Seriesdot com. And you'll be able to

(35:57):
not only grab up your copy ofthe big first listing, the very first
release from this trilogy, which isDissonant Volume one Reality, but you will
be able to stay abreast on whenthe other releases are gonna be coming out
that are part of this trilogy.You will also be able to not only
connect with Arthur Aaron Ryan, butanything else that he happens to because you

(36:21):
all can already see he's a vessel, so he's gonna be able to whatever
it is that comes to his spirit. He's gonna crank this out, so
who knows whether you will get somethingelse in between these other ones coming out
so head over right now to dismissthe series dot com. Dismiss the series
dot com sign up. If there'sa way for you to sign up for

(36:42):
a newsletter, sign up, dothat. Otherwise, keep checking back,
make sure that you stay on topof this. Be among the first people
to get the books when they comeoff the press. This baby don't get
no more VIP than that. Andyou know you want to know whenever he's
gonna be around so that you canget your books. Auto crowd Aaron,
when are you, mister Ryan,when are you going to be having any

(37:04):
event or something next? Because Iknow this book just came out here New
Years, But do you have likea book signing or any events that are
planned? Yeah? And then thanksfor asking, And they can actually go
to Dissonance the series dot com slashblog and they can actually enlist or sign
up at the blog to be ableto receive an email or when volume two
is released or any other news regardingit such as Yeah, such as the

(37:30):
book signing party. I'm going todo a book signing party tentatively scheduled for
March seconds. It'll be here init'll be north of me in Federal Way,
Washington, but if they go visitthere, if anybody's been in Washington,
they're able to travel there. It'llbe in Cedera way tentatively March second.
They sign up on the blog atthe website, and they'll be kept
up the date on that date orany date that actually becomes set on.

(37:52):
Yes, yes, yes, yes. And what about if Cyprus is some
one is like, hey, Iwould love to have you to come out
to my spot and do a reading. Are you available where they can negotiate
travel right now? Or is itthat you know for a certain period of
time you won't be able to traveloutside of Washington State. No, I

(38:15):
would absolutely love that. In fact, I just finished recording the audiobook.
I'm also a voiceover artist, asI mentioned, So yesterday afternoon I finished
recording the entire book. It isnine hours unedited, Aaron, I know
it took a while. It definitelytook a while, but I love the

(38:36):
audiobook format and so those will bereleased probably in the next month, and
live readings will probably mimic the stylethat was used in the in the audiobook
version as well. That'd be greatif anybody's interested to be greatly yes,
yes, that is lovely, right, there and now, And definitely I
always try to get people to givetips to people because you know, a

(38:59):
lot of times there are people who, you know, they see what you're
doing, they want to do thesame thing, but they're like, oh,
I can't do it because of this, or oh one day when I
get this, then I'll do it. What would you say to those people
who feel like, hey, youknow I have a gift, I have
an interest, I have a talent, but I can't act on it right

(39:20):
now because of whatever it is?What would you say to help them see
that that whatever it is really isnon existent and how they can still do
what they want to do if theyjust decide to overcome that whatever it is.
So what advice would you give themto get rid of that whatever it

(39:42):
is? Yeah, that's so critical. So like I love I'm from Seattle,
So Seattle Seahawks. Russell Wilson,the former QUB here he quoted on
several Yeah, he's quoted on severaloccasions. His dad having conversations with him
when he was a kid, andthe quote that came from his dad that
he'll always remember is is why notyou? Why not? Now? So

(40:07):
everybody has a dream or an aspiration, and I actually narrate several audiobooks.
I don't do a lot of audiobooks, but I do do them for a
particular author named Tibo Malise. He'sFrench and he writes He's got a lot
of books out on ACX and Amazonand Audible, and he writes self help,

(40:29):
inspirational, organizational, motivational books.And one of the things that he
always mentions in his books is ifother people can do it, why can't
you? And that rings so true. All you have to do is look
around at the plethora of artists thatare out there, the plethora of authors
that are out there. If there'sa craft that you're deeply desiring to do,

(40:51):
do it. I love the phraseby Oscar Wild that says, be
yourself everyone else has already taken.So as you go into it, don't
miss mix somebody to the point of, you know, turning your own personality
obsolete or rendering yourself in obsolescence.You have a unique and specific story to

(41:12):
tell, and you might really besurprised how many people out there genuinely want
to hear that story. We're allcreating different things, and the people who
receive those are all wanting to takepart in the creation that you have made.
They may not want fiction, theymay not want dystopian fiction, they
may not want business books, theymay not want this music, that music,

(41:34):
this type of movie, whatever.But there's a huge portion of humanity
out there that's waiting to receive yourstory. So do it. In twenty
years you'll look back and you'll go, should it would have? Don't do
that? Do it now? Yes? Indeed? Indeed? And what about
those who are like, oh,you know, I would love to get
into voice over work? What tipsdo you have for us? So for

(41:58):
those who are like, oh,I want to like the cartoon or I
want to do the audio books likeyou, what tips do you have for
them on how they can get started? Yeah, I just say look for
a local voiceover coach because the coachcan introduce you to the world of voiceovers
and they can share with you whatyou need to learn and know what kind
of equipment you'll need, what kindof further training you'll need. Beautiful Aaron,

(42:22):
you rock. And my very lastquestion to you before I let you
go. I know your time istight and everything, but what is there
that you would like to share withthe listeners? Of articulation radio that you
have not yet had a chance toexpress. Boy, wow, that's so
over. Then I would just kindof like going back on what I said

(42:45):
earlier. I have a powerful storyto tell. I wrote this book in
three weeks time. I just gotoff a zoom call with a colleague.
No, I'm not kidding. Igot off a zoom call maybe a few
hours ago for a colleague in London, and he wrote his book over six

(43:05):
years time, or actually seven yearstime. I don't know what the difference
is. I just I had astory to tell and it flew out of
me. And in particular, therewere chapters where I just my fingers were
absolutely flying off the keyboard. Ifelt like this, and as I was
writing it, I was thinking,I want to write it in a proper
narrative form, but I'm also thinkingcinematically. I'm thinking screenplay wise, how

(43:30):
would this book translate onto screen?So I think that's actually good advice to
give and to receive that if youare writing a novel, if you're focused
on writing a novel, treat it. You have to step into the world
and you have to envision it theway that or write it. Sorry,
in a way that people can actuallyenvision it on screen, because that visual

(43:51):
representation is what everyone needs in orderfor your book to come to life,
whether it's on screen, whether it'sin their mind. Write it from the
standpoint of looking at it on thebig screen, and then everyone will be
able to understand it so much moreclearly that way. I agree. I
agree, you know, making surethat what it is that you're seeing or

(44:15):
feeling or thinking that you're making ita point to convey that on the page.
Don't just assume that people will assumeit's there. And I also want
to touch on too real quick Aeronwhen you mentioned you know that for you
it was just flying out and youdon't know the difference of why it took
you just a few weeks versus yourgreat friend you know it took some years.

(44:37):
And I think that it's the wayit is with all of us creative.
Anything that you consistently work on,you will complete faster than something you
work on then put down and thenstep away from it for a while,
then come back to it a coupleof months later. Whereas, no,
you didn't give yourself that luxury ofoh, i'll pick this back up later.

(44:58):
You were like, no, Igot to get this out is I
gotta let it come on out now. And that's the thing. People give
yourself, that permission to express andto be and to let it be the
way you see it. And yeah, and like he said, don't try
to sound like someone else, youknow, do your story in your way
and in your voice, because whoelse is the best person for you to

(45:20):
be other than you, because that'sthe only person who you have a chance
to truly master. So definitely justbe you and do you. And now,
Aaron, I know I claim thatwas my last one, but sometimes
I'm such a liar to you know, but like here is my last one.
I'm brothers, Like, where canpeople because I know I told them
about the website, you know,Dissonance the Series dot com. But tell

(45:44):
them how much your book is,whether it's available in paperback and hardback,
because you know some people only theylove the hardbacks, So let them know
whether they can get hardback and theprices and all the other places too they
can go. Absolutely, yeah,thank you for asking. So definitely head
to dissonanceth Series dot com. Whenyou go to Dissonance the Series dot com

(46:05):
at the menu bar up there,you'll see shop. You go to the
shop page, and the shop pagehas links for all kinds of different versions.
It has paperback direct for me autograph, or you have hardcover direct from
me autographed. The other thing youcan do is, of course go to
Amazon and then get it through Kindle, which is Kindle actually is on sale

(46:25):
right now for ninety nine cents throughSunday, So if you want to get
a Kindle version at a really goodprice, you can get it for ninety
nine cents there, or you canget it on paperback or hardcover through Amazon
KDP as well. Coming up soonagain, I don't know exactly when,
but because I have to run itthrough ACX is when I've finished editing the
audiobook, I need to review itand then we'll upload that and that will

(46:49):
be ready probably i'd say by beforethe end of February, so then the
audiobook version will be available as well. But you can also you can go
to the website, sign up onthe blog all I'm very prolific on social
media. You can go to dotdot cards slash author Aaron Ryan and find
all of my social media links tostay up to date on any news and

(47:12):
developments there as well wow, yes, Aaron, Ryan, you rock so
hard man. Oh so I'm gladwe had a chance to connect. Yes,
yes, yes, and I amso thankful for the great work that
you've put out. Not only willpeople be able to get new works that
they can read and enjoy, butpeople will also get that new fire lit

(47:35):
under them and be like, yes, see, you can do it too.
Ryan went ahead and crank hiss out. He got some more where that
came from. So go ahead andlet yours join his as well. Finish
your works, babe, And ifyou happen to need something to I would
say, give you an extra littleinspiration, and you know, to give
you that encouragement, go ahead.You can order your autographed copy of the

(47:58):
book. And even if you're like, look, that book is taken too
long, you know I want itnow, you can also go over and
get the kindle and that way youcan have the e book version you can
be looking at until your autograph copythat you get from me, I'm arrived.
But you know, no matter whereyou get your book from, always
go back drop a review. Letthem know exactly what you think. Because

(48:19):
yes, we authors and creatives lovethe support, but we especially love that
feedback too, And we're not justsaying only if you like it, No,
we want all honest feedback, Ipromise you people, we want it
all right, right right, missRyan, that's very absolutely I love the
feedback I do. I genuinely wantto hear what you think of the story,

(48:39):
what you think of the characters,what you think of the developments that
happen they're in. And the goalis, of course, to render something
in book form that you read andyou it just leaves you craving more so.
I actually have one hundred and fiftypages so far on volume two.
I'm so excited to release the nextbefore the midpoint of this of this year,

(49:02):
and it's going to turn into agreat trilogy. It's just got some
beef to it and meet and heftto it. You're gonna love it,
like and so with the entire trilogy. Will it be that with this year
in twenty twenty four, all threeout in twenty twenty four, or is
it that maybe the first two,like you know, we know New Years
was when the first one came,and then you said the second one will

(49:24):
probably be me ad year. Sothat makes me think, can't licking the
fingers in the fall, we getthe start of what's your plan? No,
the plan is definitely all three thisyear, just in a single year.
I don't like to make people waittoo long, but I also I
hate waiting, so I'm just Ilove to create number one, number two.

(49:46):
I want to see a finished copymyself of the entire saga and know
how it ends. So I'll beworking fevers on my end. But short
of maybe a literary agent telling me, you know, we need to paste
this out, space it out,whatever, it should all be released this
year, all three of them.Yes, yes, yes, we love
from Aaron Ryan. Y'all want toget y'all some head on over to Dissonance

(50:09):
the Series dot Com. Dissonance theSeries dot Com. Grab up your copy
of the very first release from thistrilogy, from this dystopian fiction thurriller trilogy
that's going on, Dissonance, Volumeone Reality by Aaron Ryan. You can

(50:30):
and of course, as you know, he did say, it's available worldwide,
and you can even get it fromAmazon and stuff too, but as
you know, the best place toget it is with that autograph, baby,
and that's at Dissonance the Series dotCom and head to the page that
says shop you know, and thenyou'll be able to get everything. Mister
Aaron. Thank you so much,mister Aaron Ryan. We so appreciate you

(50:51):
for coming onto Articulation Radio, anddefinitely you are welcome to come back here
anytime. Our floor is yours,our mic it's yours, and we would
love to talk to you when youhave your next series of your next book
to come out, or even ifwhen you have your book signing or your
next event. Definitely would love totalk to you more and pick your brain

(51:13):
anytime sounds good. I really appreciatethe opportunity. Thank you. Well you
enjoyed the rest of this beautiful day, and listeners you stay tuned. Joking
man is gonna roll some touch foryou. Ain't tight, I don't know,
true, I don't care. Ican go, I don't care,

(51:44):
but the best of kidd, dostkid. I'm human and flow, but

(52:13):
I can't cut it off, soit stated in a blush until I had
enough. You see right through me, right through me. You see such
a shame for you. Ah,my secrets so free, and I just
want to learn yours and thesords,everything and everything you mean. I mean,

(52:42):
go home. Pretending I don't care, Please forgive me, made I
may go all pretending I don't care, Please kill me. You expect me

(53:04):
to keep my composure in my asfolder and on my tables. The count
grooveboll To disregards the danger of thedeepest part of you, Oh merciful,

(53:24):
and go Wong pretended. In Kidder'sGavegan, I gave a wall, pretending
our kids gains Magan, I beginagain. I guess, I guessing I'm

(53:52):
so deep, so spagan. Meis so sweet, so sweet. I
can't think I can get things.It's complain, complain. It's very again
movie I can be, I can'tget I guess, I guestly it's so

(54:15):
deep, very movie. I getalongs anything I don't care, Please forgive
me. May I can't go angsrego, I can't go as anything.

(54:44):
I don't care. It's forgo.You just heard My Favorite Weakness by Erica

(55:15):
Johnson. Up next is Lost inAmerica by Daniel kttle Walthaw, followed by
Girlfriend by Martin Land featuring Story Zetterberg, and we'll top it off with I
Am the One by Martin Kohlberg.Articulation Radio thanks you so much for listening,
So head on over right now toArticulationmedia Dot Club and let us know

(55:38):
your thoughts on today's episode. Inthe meantime, we're going to keep the
show rolling for you. Speaking heavythis do what shows runners. It's just
me. It's trashy in this seebut I'm just to try to reach it.

(56:07):
So speaks silly because I'm still wyou to come around and save me.
What are you staying with me?I'm lusty America. What are you

(56:34):
staying with me now? Because I'mlusty America. I'm staying with me.
I'm lusty America. I'm staying withme because I'm lusty. So I cried

(56:58):
to the try are too great becausethere's too much destiny and we can't read
burst the wields such a round plaything the world seems to be in said

(57:22):
a little for the British, saidGreg, yeah, I want super please.
Are you staying with me? Imusty as are you staying when you

(57:43):
need that? Ecause I'm I'm stayingwith me. I'm lasting staying with me.
Wha alien alien right away? ButI'm still a herd, still a

(58:15):
herd. I'm stand right away,Lilian, where I'm still awaiting it.
I'm still why bottom still here,daughter, I'm still here? He boom,

(58:37):
We stay with me. I'm mustyan we staying with me because I'm
lusty. Still, I'm staying withme. I'm still I'm lusty than I.

(59:19):
Are you looking for grant writers,technical writers, creative writers, academic
writers, any kind of writers.Head to the Writers Consortium their website Writers
Consortium dot u s w w Wdot w R I T E R s
c O N s O r ti U M dot u s the Writers

(59:43):
Consortium Writers Consortium dot us. Forall of your writing needs, think of
it. They can produce it foryou. They are the ghost writers to
the top people. Friend, yougod need smiling letter reached her stars.

(01:00:06):
I ride her, I feel outher in everywhere. Girlfriend, There's no
one like you when it comes toloving life is richer lives so sweet her
now listen staying less? Figure around? Where to go? And how about

(01:00:31):
family history? And I dreams?You got me go ahead Roger than wild.
Girlfriend, there's a thing that stop. Uh. You got me beIN

(01:00:52):
in my left and mind. Youknow there's an unmile with him with him,
girlfriend, you make my edge justsome smooth oh this happy, I'm

(01:01:20):
less busy around us to girlfriend?Just one up? An't you? And
am out of control? Well I'mthe lucky, I stum lucky. Let
me hold you got a while wefeed your route well goo holby a light

(01:01:45):
house jobs for us? If Igo tree and you got me go in
the badger them whid girlfriend, that'sa thing that stop us? What a
you got me wined by left by? Know there's a nothing the with you?

(01:02:17):
You got me boling bern bin bbad There's nothing that I can stop
us? What you got me bendin by left by? No, that's

(01:02:37):
my uncheck you with you? Withyou. Weddings are expensive, but your

(01:03:21):
love is worth it. Go tomarry us now dot us to book the
Minister of Love to officiate your weddingtoday. The fee is only two hundred
dollars if your wedding is in thecity of Chicago, and there's only a
small fee to get the Minister ofLove to travel outside of Chicago to your
wedding location. Book the Minister ofLove today. Visit marry usnow dot us.

(01:03:45):
That's Mary us now dot u swhy am no one? I am

(01:04:15):
a one for you? I amno one bid I have a worm on
you. I don't wanna ask mehow I know that. I don't know.

(01:04:40):
I have no one bad, Ihave a one in. I at
no wonder he I have no one. Don't give y'all telling the bom.

(01:05:04):
I not have my own money,will studying job for RESI I can tell
the on mind pending out there.Now you know I'm going to leave me
anyway. I am no one bidhoever of me. Bye, I'm no

(01:06:15):
room. I'm going down and die. You know I'm I'm going to read.

(01:06:35):
Are you a senior who's seeking alifestyle club that's centered around you?
If you are aged fifty five andolder, visit the Sitting Room. Their
website is Sitting Room dot x yz. That's sitting Room dot x y
z s I T t I Ng R o O M dot x y

(01:06:56):
z The sitting Room Sitting Room dotx y z where savy seniors socialized,
get even invites and merchandise by visitingSitting Room dot xyz. Today, my
people, my faun my folks.I thank you so much. We all
here in Articulation Radio, thank youso much for tuning in today and making

(01:07:19):
us a part of what it isthat you do. We encourage you to
go over to our website Articulationmedia dotClub and let us know not only what
you think about today's episode, butmake sure that your music, your interview,
and your ad all take place righthere on this station, Articulation Radio.

(01:07:41):
Go to Articulationmedia dot Club right nowand hook yourself up. Make sure
that you do that so you canhook other people up. But be sure
to tune in again on Articulation Radio. We'll catch you again soon, and
in the meantime, you already know, keep being a doer, keep being
a move maker, and keep makingthings happen. M m h m hmmm

(01:08:15):
mmmmm mm hmmmmmmm. Comon's even sittingon that manuscript. It's time to move
it forward. We're not talking publisheddot org nine seven to eight eight zero
eight three one six mm hmm thepublished dot org b E you b il

(01:09:01):
I s h E D dot Or G published today on that manuscript,
it's time to move it fall talkingpublished dot org nine seven two k zero
eight three one six be published dotorg

All Episodes

ARTiculation Radio — STEPPING INTO DISSONANCE (interview w/ Aaron Ryan)

Episode Transcript

Popular Podcasts

24/7 News: The Latest

Dateline NBC

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

.css-15opob5{left:0;position:absolute;top:0.8rem;} All Episodes

.css-14f5ked{margin:0;word-break:break-word;display:-webkit-box;-webkit-box-orient:vertical;box-orient:vertical;-webkit-line-clamp:2;overflow:hidden;}ARTiculation Radio — STEPPING INTO DISSONANCE (interview w/ Aaron Ryan)