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Julio Carlos Talks (A Lot)

by Julio Carlos

An indie, no-fuzz, educational, explicit, fun, politically incorrect podcast about art, history, society, relationships, mental health and personal development, with short and to the point episodes with regular support to indie-writers. If you are looking to relax while listening to content that makes you wonder and think, this is for you. Please contact me at Twitter @Julio_reviews if you want to receive a shoutout, episode recommendation or a book review. Thank you an considering supporting. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julio-carlos1/support

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Episodes

  1. The Bumblebee (fiction short story)

    Here's an awesome short story for you guys evolving a burger, and a hurt bumblebee with a lesson you will never forget. Shorts o' Mwangop' Vol. I Digital stores BMAC (discounted price) Free sample of the book More books and free books here Related episodes you will love: Holidays Wastings Daryl…

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  2. How to achieve more while Procrastinating

    Here's a cool trick that will make you achieve a LOT even when you are not "feeling" like it. Works every time. Grab Lifter here : BMAC (discounted price) || Digital Stores || More books Other episodes you will LOVE to hear: Goals and how to go about them⁠ Mental Health Martial arts Mental Health…

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  3. Daryl P. Jenkins Accidentally Blows Up New York City by Giovany Diaz - Book Review

    A book review about Daryl P. Jenkins Accidentally Blows Up New York City by Giovanni Diaz, one of the funniest books ever written by and indie writer. Here are the links: Amazon US purchase link || Amazon UK Smashwords purchase link Scribble's Worth review of the book Giovanni Diaz twitter tag:...

  4. Holidays Wasting

    Sharing with you one of the best pieces of my latest WIP, (In)Sanity, referred links, and posts, below: Holidays Wastings (post) - https://juliocarlosworks.wordpress.com/2023/12/27/holidays-wastings/ Books mentioned: (In) Sanity - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Juliocarlos1/e/146024 || Griever -...

  5. Writing spaces between the lines

    There is a silent and fatal mistake authors make while writing their books. Are you doing it? Find out on this episode. Grab “How to Poetize” here. The patient routine by Luna Rey Hall – Review || Get your copy on Amazon US / UK|| Goodreads || Author’s Site Submit your book for review and...

  6. Indie VS Trad Books, which are better and why?

    Many still question the quality of Indie books, and I get it, that's why I'm giving you my honest experience on them and comparing them to traditional publihsed books, in a clear way while giving you indie book recommendations for you to check out. Cheers! Books & Authors Mentioned: Neil Hemfrey...

  7. The Importance of Self-Editing for Writers

    Why you as a writer, be a poet or a novelist NEED to self-edit your work before even thinking about calling an Editor. Link of Books: - How to Poetize - Lifter - FREE Sample || Ebook || Paperback || BMAC Ebook 50% Off! - Griever - Ebook || BMAC Book 50% off Mentions: Ashleigh Bonner - Get a 2K…

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  8. Distancing - In Sanity (WIP)

    Subscribe to my: Author Page || Buy Me A Coffee || Blog || YouTube Channel More short-stories from the book "In Sanity" Other Podcast Episodes you will love: Bone-breaking Poetry Normal, isn't On cheating Trigger Warnings and Indie Books FREE BOOKS! Need daily motivation and love? Grab Lifter…

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  9. Snowflake Readers

    What should a writer do when encountering entitled snowflake readers? A simple and quick guide to deal with their shit. - The Tweet of reference If you liked this episode, please help the podcast out with a small small 1$ donation through Buy me a coffee. Thank you verymuch. FREE BOOKS! · Need...

  10. 0.99, or 3.99? To price, or not to price?

    Should I price my ebook at 0.99 or 3.99? Does it matter? Why? Learn all about it in this short episode. Grab a copy of Lifter in Ebook || Paperback || FREE Sample || A short funny video about Lifter Sinful Collection Links to people Stacy @ The Writing Wall Podcast Bjorn Larssen Julie Kusma Derek...

  11. Reflections on sexual harassment as a man

    Trigger Warning: This Episode contains small references to Sexual Assault, Violence and Rape. PLEASE , although this episode does not focus on that, but on the reflection of it, do consider before listening. Thank you. Description: A talk, reflection around the topic of sexual assault/violence...

  12. Mental Health Martial Arts

    Mental Health Martial Arts, an episode on how to use logic, and redirect verbal assaults (while making some cool verbal take-down moves) in order to keep your mental-health and go about your life smoothly, starting from the example when people tell us that "We are not Good Enough". Enjoy…

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  13. Trigger Warnings & Indie Books.

    Should books have trigger warnings? This is THE question. Do they really matter? Find out the pros and the cons of Trigger Warnings on Indie Books and much, much more. Cheers! Mentions in the episode : · Ashleigh Bonner – The best Editor I know – Get a 10% Discount with the Code: SCBW10 Raul…

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  14. Teach your mistakes to your kids first (Microsode)

    A 1min episode on why we as parents should teach our kids our mistakes first. Support this podcast on Buymeacoffee by subscribing @ 1$/month What to listen next: · Generational Wealth · Women are Amazing · The OKness of Homossexuality · ART! · Normal, isn't Self-love

  15. Generational Wealth

    An episode about the correct perspective upon generational wealth and what you can do about it. Support this podcast on Buymeacoffee What to listen next: The OKness of Homossexuality Women are Amazing ART! Normal, isn't Self-love

  16. Bone-breaking Poetry!

    How hard is it to write poetry, you ask? Well, you might brake your fingers doing it. An episode about what it takes to be a good poet and the perceived value of poetry. Support this podcast on Buymeacoffee and help me reach the goal of 150 supporters! Join in! Referred on the episode: Griever…

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  17. Season TWO intro.

    Welcome to the second season of Julio Carlos Talks (a LOT). So, this is about the intro and what you should expect from the next episodes of this renewed podcast. The links mentioned on it: My Buy Me A Coffee page (Please support the podcast, and get your free books here) Author page (where the...

  18. B-Files by Steven LaFlamme

    Before we start to talk about this very well drawn comic book, that leaves you asking too many questions, we, impressed with the quality of the work, HAD to ask more about the author, and we are glad we did. Steven LaFlamme, the author: Wrote, directed, and produced “Cigarettes & Superheroes”, a...

  19. I’ll take my chances by Gary Turner

    ” He felt the turmoil of a world gone mad, of ordinary men killing one another simply because they wore different colored clothing. “ The author, Gary Turner, in the introduction, clearly states that the book, although fiction, is based on real people, which many, their names are kept real, and…

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  20. Drifters by V. S. Holmes

    After the ending of the previous book, ‘Travelers‘, that hit our hearts, left us confused and eager to know more, V. S. Holmes comes back to the story without fan-fair, and what we mean by this is that the author throws memories of the deaths on the first book, the conflicts inside Nel and her...

  21. My Pursuit of Beauty by Vince Spinnato

    Humor is an always present aspect of this book, from the first words of the author to the last, growing as the book goes. The titles of the chapters themselves are funny, intriguing and show a lot about the sense of humor of the author. You will have so much fun reading this, but the first story…

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  22. The Rython Kingdom by Mandy Eve-Barnett

    First impressions are crucial, and Mandy Eve-Barnett makes a damn good first impression on readers on this book! The author has an intricate, but not too complex, style of narrative and she uses words that force the imagery of the period and setting of her story. In less that three sentences, you...

  23. Keeper of the Jewel by Richard H. Stephens

    From what we understand on the first pages and the titles of the chapters, – and all the mentions of them – , there will be a LOT of dragons, hahhahahahah. This is an Epic Fantasy book, and a massive adventure, so everyone that loves dragons, elves, fire, – and Skyrim -, hop on! There is even a...

  24. Angle of Death by William Gensburger

    William Gensburger introduces the second chapter of the Mackenzie Michaels Mystery Series by reinforcing in our minds what’s the series is about and what to expect from this second book, ‘Angle of Death,’ enhancing our curiosity enough for us to turn the pages faster, and read the first scene…

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  25. Civility at work by Lewena Bayer

    Many of us spend our lives working hard to learn skills that will be valuable, and demanded on the workplace. Yet, we neglect essential soft skills, seen as “nice to have“, such as Civility. It should be a no-brainer, the fact that employers should treat their employees well. Respect the fact…

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  26. Travelers by V. S. Holmes

    ~~The narrative is impressive and steady and the story engaging at once. Given the cover, and the fact that the book is Sci-fi, we get anxious to see what marvelous science fiction is going go happen, because we are introduced to an archaeology site digging, which, has, per our experience in...

  27. A Demon's Trade by Kathrin Hutson

    Kahtrin Hutson starts the book strong, with a powerful MC and a statement that creates intrigue in the reader, like “Who is Kali Sullivan, why does she have such effect on men?” , “Is she human, a witch, or another type of magical creature?” and showing us an important part of the MC’s…

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  28. School Shooter by Thorsten Nesch

    Thorsten Nesch, is one of the coolest writers we’ve had on our blog, “Grolar”, was one of the most original books last year, and he’s back with: “School Shooter“. Yes, you can bet that this will be a great book. Why do we say this? Because, Thorsten Nesch is one of those writers that packs his...

  29. Hidden Enemy by JP McLean

    Finally we get to review the second book of JP McLean’s “The Gift Legacy” Series, and continue to enjoy this FANTASTIC and magical adventure. If you haven’t read the first book, Secret Sky, do yourself a favor and DO IT. Secret Sky one of the most original, mysterious and magical paranormal...

  30. Fright Nights, Big City By Mark Leslie

    “Fright nights, Big City” takes off with energy and a quick recap of the last book’s, “Fear and Longing in Los Angeles“, main events. Although this is a paranormal comedy romance, Mark Leslie grips us into our seats with a suspense-inducing first scene that promises trouble and lots of awkward...

  31. Shapers of Worlds Vol. II by Edward Willet

    All the Authors in this anthology were featured in the Aurora Award-winning Podcast, “The World Shapers”. This anthology has sci-fi and fantasy short stories, and very good ones too. In the first story, we have Shadow Sight by Kelly Armstrong. A story about a girl, walking on a path, alone, while...

  32. "Overcomer - A Journey Through Mental Health" by Victor J Clark

    “Overcomer – A Journey Through Mental Health” by Victor J Clark is a powerful mental health guide written to help the reader deal both with mental illness and the inner struggles that one might have, explain the many aspects of mental health and educate the reader about the several hidden aspects...

  33. “How to Record and Publish Your Own Audiobook” By Jennifer Lieberman

    Audiobooks are one of the most popular forms of experiencing a book, one of the most accessed and bought formats of books because of the convenience that they allow readers to have. Why would you want to make your own audiobook? Well, many reasons: to increase your book sales, to give a more...

  34. "Remember, No Matter What; CHIN UP, TITS OUT" by Miranda Oh

    What would was the first thought that crossed your mind when you read the part: “Chin Up, Tits Out” ? …. That’s exactly why we loved this book from the first moment. The image of determination and self-confidence in women. The introduction to the book is funny, not on the usual way, but it’s...

  35. “Paradise Road” by Marilyn Kriete

    We are presented with a determined author, that tells us how she might rather die trying than to quit or not have it, that had to endure her mother as her sworn enemy for no apparent reason and had the courage to carve a path to herself through little secrets, friendships, escapades that latter...

  36. “The Reefs of Time” by Jeffrey A Carver

    Given that this is the fifth chapter of the series, a good, simple, up to the point re-cap is given with all the information that we might need in order to understand what has happened in the previous books, and we are ready to start rolling. The scientific aspect of the book is very well put and...

  37. “Jackrabbit Jingle Balls” by Ann Charles

    Well, what can one say about such a suggestive title, hahahahaahaha, in this jolly, happy season? Hahahahahahahaha, and do pay attention to the titles because they are a big part of the story and of the feeling of the whole book and, I assure you, that it’s something you don’t want to miss,...

  38. "Jailed" by Robert P. French

    High tension, jail-style high tension, gives us a heart-stopping introduction to the 7th book in the Cal Rogan Mystery series, as we are presented to a 6 feet tall man with a gang that wants a piece of Micah, but doesn’t get it because he is friends with another gang leader that is as muscled as...

  39. "How to control your alcohol consumption" by Jason Newman

    Remember that quote that goes something like: “After you read a book, you will not see the world the say way again” ? Yeah… this is one of those books, a total mind-opener! Most of us have seen, witnessed, the damage that a drunk or alcoholic person can do, both to itself, be it in a moment, over...

  40. "Reboots - Undead can dance" by Mercedes Lackey and Cody Martin

    We like this book, we like this book a LOT! And here’s why: The narrative is conversational and FULL of humor, dark humor and sarcasm! LOVE IT. The description of the Fangs, the Weres, and the Reboots, –Vampires, Werewolves and Zombies – is a new take on things, THAT’s for sure. SCI-FI! We got...

  41. "Minor Assassin" by Jackiem Joyner

    This book starts off with heavy scenes. I mean… HEAVY. No mercy for the main character, Jon, as he is forced to see his family being killed in front of his eyes, by a Chinese gang leader, inside his house after his parents returned home from a work assignment gone right, or wrong. After the cruel...

  42. "White Lightning" by Melissa YI

    Starting off a book with a quote by a legendary gangster will surely make your book interesting, specially when the quote is funny, and then, to top THAT, and to ensure that the expectations of the readers are high enough, follow it by a quote by Oscar Wilde on sex and power. Yes! Well put...

  43. "Enlightened Dog Training" by Jesse Sternberg

    Have you ever looked at your dog and thought: “Wow, so zen” ? Well, I’m sure that if you take a moment to replay all your memories about your favorite furry and barky pet, – and overlook all the chewing, barking and leaping around with what seems like an endless supply of energy– you will see…

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  44. "To Fight Fire with Sun" by D. A. Andrews

    This book has one of the MOST BEAUTIFUL COVERS we’ve EVER SEEN! OMG!!! This cover is breath-taking. Like, you don’t even have to read the book to start feeling it, just LOOK AT THE COVER! There is so much being said in it that you can take in the essence of the book, the combination of elements,...

  45. "Winston - The Well Dressed Wombat" By Jenna Greene

    First impressions: Emily Zieroth made a fantastic job when it comes to the illustration for this children’s book. The artwork is clean and visually easy to intake, or in plain English: it looks nice and it’s simple. Winston The Well-Dressed Wombat – formerly titled “Wiggers – The Well Dressed...

  46. The Nymphetamine Girls by Vanessa Morris

    “To all the women out there who have been told you’re not good enough. Fuck what they tell you! “ Yes, these are the wonderful, yes, wonderful words of dedication from the author to her readers and we think that dedications like this should be standard. This is POWERFUL! For those who follow our...

  47. “Something In The Water – Drowning” by Dean Comyn

    Ok! The mysterious nature of this book is impressive and the hold of the narrative on the first chapter even more so. By the second, the questions grow and keep growing as we are just given a whiff of what may possibly be happening, which makes this book gripping from the start! We have some kind...

  48. The Best Laid Plans by Russell Govan

    A book that starts off in full swing, tension, contradiction, the sense of accomplishing a mission and doing what is right despite the instructed from our main character. Nice! Great openings mean that the writer knows what he/she is doing, and Russell Govan clearly knows his craft. First...

  49. "Destination: North Pole - 5000Km by Bicycle" by Gary Wietgrefe

    Here we have a book with an interesting premise: A 65 year old man, goes on a crazy journey from Pierre, US , to the freaking NORTH POLE! With a bike! No, no, not a motorcycle, a BICYCLE! And here’s the best part of it: this isn’t fiction. It’s a travelogue. YES! That is right, this book is about...

  50. "Healthy Dividends" by Tricia Silverman

    Health is one of the most talked about subjects at any point in time on a society, and ironically the most ignored subject when it comes to personal decisions. Let us be honest, we ALL could eat better, and we can all eat better food, we can all improve our diets and we can all live longer,...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

An indie, no-fuzz, educational, explicit, fun, politically incorrect podcast about art, history, society, relationships, mental health and personal development, with short and to the point episodes with regular support to indie-writers. If you are looking to relax while listening to content that makes you wonder and think, this is for you. Please contact me at Twitter @Julio_reviews if you want to receive a shoutout, episode recommendation or a book review. Thank you an considering supporting. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julio-carlos1/support

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