Wry Toast!

How I created three completely original narrated short stories using AI tools and fell in love with the process and the results.

The story of my Uncle Harry and how he almost lost his life in one of the most infamous battles of World War II, as told by his sister Hannah, my mother, in a 1977 interview.

How walking on fire helped a man find his feet and live his life.

Discovering unexpected trash bags.

Strange but true stories of love. loss and life.

The crazy story of how a 70-year old man made it to his first Boston Marathon.

In this podcast episode, Mike Levy shares the story of his speech titled "The Library," which he gave at a Toastmasters Club meeting in 1992. The speech tells the story of a man who wakes up in a library and discovers a book that chronicles his life, leading him to reevaluate his priorities and find a new appreciation for life. Mike also shares a personal anecdote about finding an old birthday card from one of his daughters, which inspired the story. The episode jumps forward 30 years to the present day, when Mike is on a family vacation with his granddaughter Emily and they visit a bookshop where Emily recommends a book called "The Midnight Library" by British author Matt Haig.

The walk that changed my life.

Lessons learned on the road to Rome.

How I learned a life lesson from a leap into the unknown.

The sitcom pitch - a companion piece to Dead Ends and Doorways.

A young man’s search for freedom from dead end jobs

Confessions of a life-long sufferer.

A harrowing tale of the terrorization of a suburban family by an evil book publisher.