William Stark's guest appearances

William Stark

The Laborastory

CinemaJaw

Spaces of Grace

Marvel’s X-Universe

Roll High or Die

Sam Harris

Elon Musk

Daniel Kahneman

Julian O'Shea

Patti Smith

Tycho Brahe

Oliver Sacks

Richard Feynman

Sal Khan

John Harrison

Jane Goodall

Justin Schmidt

Hedy Lamarr

Ada Lovelace

David Whyte

OwlTail

Reviewed: Dungeons &amp; Dragons Honor Among Thieves Trivia: Chris Pine Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Willem DafoeRoll for initiative! This week on CinemaJaw we reach deep into our Bag of Holding and pull out a gem of an episode!Our quest is to review the latest attempt at a Dungeons &amp; Dragons movie, Honor Among Thieves, and along the way choose our Top 5 Adventuring Parties in Film. These don’t necessarily need to be from the fantasy genre mind you. We’re looking for movie teams that are greater than the sum of the parts, wherein each character has a role to play and brings to the table a specific skillset. We will need a wizard in our ranks…Joining us one half of the dynamic duo behind the foremost D&amp;D podcasts, The Dungeoncast‘s William Stark (no relation to Tony).William is a professional Podcaster, Writer, and Dungeon Master with over 13 years of experience in the field. He is currently working on a sourcebook for D&amp;D 5th edition “Starseekers’ Guide to Draken Star”, a Science Fantasy Space Opera D&amp;D setting based on the actual play D&amp;D podcast Superquest Saga. When he isn’t writing, podcasting, or playing D&amp;D, William can be found spending time with his family, playing retro video games, and shredding on his guitar, or perhaps even being a guest on CinemaJaw!If you’re into D&amp;D even a little then you should listen to The Dungeoncast, the podcast where William and his co-host Brian, explore all things D&amp;D including lore, game mechanics, and creative concepts. Whether it’s a detailed discussion on the strangulation techniques of Black Puddings or our continual drawing of Demogorgon’s attention, join them as they have a casual, educational, and humorous conversation about the world’s most popular tabletop RPG.Your task is plain to see, rescue your intellect-devoured brain from boredom, and listen to a fantastical episode of CinemaJaw!Top 5 Adventuring Parties in FilmMatt: 5.) Preditor 4.) The 3 Amigos 3.) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2.) Conan: The Destroyer 1.) The GooniesWilliam: 5.) Dragon Strike 4.) The Mummy 3.) Star Wars (Original Trilogy) 2.) Guardians of the Galaxy 1.) The Fellowship of the RingRyan: 5.) Rya and the Last Dragon 4.) Zombieland 3.) Rogue One 2.) The Goonies 1.) Stand by Me

Reviewed: Dungeons &amp; Dragons Honor Among Thieves Trivia: Chris Pine Movie Trivia Celebrating This Month: Willem DafoeRoll for initiative! This week on CinemaJaw we reach deep into our Bag of Holding and pull out a gem of an episode!Our quest is to review the latest attempt at a Dungeons &amp; Dragons movie, Honor Among Thieves, and along the way choose our Top 5 Adventuring Parties in Film. These don’t necessarily need to be from the fantasy genre mind you. We’re looking for movie teams that are greater than the sum of the parts, wherein each character has a role to play and brings to the table a specific skillset. We will need a wizard in our ranks…Joining us one half of the dynamic duo behind the foremost D&amp;D podcasts, <a href="https://www.thedungeoncast.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Dungeoncast</a>‘s William Stark (no relation to Tony).William is a professional Podcaster, Writer, and Dungeon Master with over 13 years of experience in the field. He is currently working on a sourcebook for D&amp;D 5th edition “Starseekers’ Guide to Draken Star”, a Science Fantasy Space Opera D&amp;D setting based on the actual play D&amp;D podcast Superquest Saga. When he isn’t writing, podcasting, or playing D&amp;D, William can be found spending time with his family, playing retro video games, and shredding on his guitar, or perhaps even being a guest on CinemaJaw!If you’re into D&amp;D even a little then you should listen to <a href="https://www.thedungeoncast.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Dungeoncast</a>, the podcast where William and his co-host Brian, explore all things D&amp;D including lore, game mechanics, and creative concepts. Whether it’s a detailed discussion on the strangulation techniques of Black Puddings or our continual drawing of Demogorgon’s attention, join them as they have a casual, educational, and humorous conversation about the world’s most popular tabletop RPG.Your task is plain to see, rescue your intellect-devoured brain from boredom, and listen to a fantastical episode of CinemaJaw!<h2>Top 5 Adventuring Parties in Film</h2>Matt: 5.) Preditor 4.) The 3 Amigos 3.) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2.) Conan: The Destroyer 1.) The GooniesWilliam: 5.) Dragon Strike 4.) The Mummy 3.) Star Wars (Original Trilogy) 2.) Guardians of the Galaxy 1.) The Fellowship of the RingRyan: 5.) Rya and the Last Dragon 4.) Zombieland 3.) Rogue One 2.) The Goonies 1.) Stand by Me

CinemaJaw 603, William Stark of Dungeoncast – Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves – Top 5 Adventuring Parties

The group further investigates what happen to William Stark, is he dead? is he alive? The group is determined to find out and attacks the Shield agency (accidentally) which triggers...

Marvel’s X-Universe 52 Special Episode – William Stark the Destiny

The villains are lured back together as they get word of the passing of William Stark. Its been over a year since we last saw these guys together and for...

Marvel’s X-Universe 51 Special Episode – The Funeral of William Stark

The simple act of living out their Christian faith is dangerous for so many Christians around the world. Because of extremism, many are part of underground churches that worship in secret. Other have no community support at all and worship on their own. Let's consider some facts on persecution. According to Open Doors, every month around the world the following occurs:  322 Christians are killed for their faith 214 churches and Christian properties are destroyed 772 forms of violence are committed against Christians (this includes beatings, abductions, rapes, arrests, and forced marriages)  According to the Pew Research Center, among the world's 25 most populous countries, these five countries have the highest religious restrictions: Egypt, Indonesia, Pakistan, Russia, and Turkey. 2016 International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church This Sunday, November 6, 2016, is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Please take some time to pray for those who are suffering for their faith. I have listed resources here that will help you to pray in an informed way. These resources also highlight other ways you can help if you desire. For example, through VOM I have purchased Action Packs and filled them with blankets, clothing, etc. for displaced Christians. You'll find numerous opportunities to make a difference. But remember, we need to start with prayer, as that is the most powerful way to affect change. Resources for the Persecuted Church  IDOP Open Doors Voice of the Martyrs International Christian Concern International Justice Mission  There are other organizations as well. These will get your started as you seek to become informed and to help. Thank you for supporting our brothers and sisters in Christ, and feel free to post your prayers in the comment section. Pray on!

The simple act of living out their Christian faith is dangerous for so many Christians around the world. Because of extremism, many are part of underground churches that worship in secret. Other have no community support at all and worship on their own. Let's consider some facts on persecution. According to <a href="https://www.opendoorsusa.org/christian-persecution/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Open Doors</a>, every month around the world the following occurs: <ul> <li>322 Christians are killed for their faith</li> <li>214 churches and Christian properties are destroyed</li> <li>772 forms of violence are committed against Christians (this includes beatings, abductions, rapes, arrests, and forced marriages)</li> </ul> According to the <a href="http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/06/28/religious-restrictions-among-the-worlds-most-populous-countries-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pew Research Center</a>, among the world's 25 most populous countries, these five countries have the highest religious restrictions: Egypt, Indonesia, Pakistan, Russia, and Turkey. 2016 International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church This Sunday, November 6, 2016, is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Please take some time to pray for those who are suffering for their faith. I have listed resources here that will help you to pray in an informed way. These resources also highlight other ways you can help if you desire. For example, through VOM I have purchased <a href="https://www.persecution.com/actionpacks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Action Packs</a> and filled them with blankets, clothing, etc. for displaced Christians. You'll find numerous opportunities to make a difference. But remember, we need to start with prayer, as that is the most powerful way to affect change. Resources for the Persecuted Church <ul> <li><a href="http://idop.org/web/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IDOP</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.opendoorsusa.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Open Doors</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.persecution.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Voice of the Martyrs</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.persecution.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">International Christian Concern</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.ijm.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">International Justice Mission</a></li> </ul> There are other organizations as well. These will get your started as you seek to become informed and to help. Thank you for supporting our brothers and sisters in Christ, and feel free to post your prayers in the comment section. Pray on!

Update on the Persecuted Church with William Stark (2016)

Jen Morris

Jen Morris is a freelance science and health writer and science presenter, currently co-writing a research paper in the area of public health policy. She speaks about Dr William Stark.

Jen Morris on Dr William Stark