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Are you a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe who wants to dig deeper into the themes of the movies & shows? Then this is the podcast for you! In each episode, Matt and a co-host take an in-depth look at one moment, one scene from a Marvel movie or show, and use it as a jumping-off point for discussing a broader theme across the MCU. They take a look at a Stan Lee moment that resonates with this theme, listen to messages from listeners, and pause for a mindful moment, as they draw upon the resources of different contemplative traditions and apply them to the MCU. Let‘s take a Marvel Moment...
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Tuesday Feb 15, 2022
05. Mentoring in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Part One
Tuesday Feb 15, 2022
Tuesday Feb 15, 2022
"I was wrong about you. I think, with a little more mentoring, you could be a real asset to the team."
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of heroes, but are any of them actually good role models? And who are Spider-man's best and worst mentors? Join Matt and his guest and fellow youth worker Steven, as they discuss the many facets of mentoring across the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Fandom Spotlight
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on Eric Beck of Dimension Xoriat. As a tabletop gaming host, Eric offers the space and resources for people to improve their wellbeing through the power of gameplay. He runs board game and card game sessions, drawing upon a library of more than 75 games as well as various roleplaying games, both in person and digitally. In addition to classic Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, he can also offer RPGs like “Scum and Villainy” (a Guardians of the Galaxy-like game) and Venture City (a Fate RPG with superheroes). Eric hosts tabletop game sessions in-person in Edinburgh, Scotland, and offers Roleplaying Games both in-person and online. At the moment, he can only offer RPG one-shots. You can contact Eric either through Facebook @dimensionxoriat or through his email at dimensionxoriat@gmail.com. Eric is also on Twitter and Instagram @DimensionXoriat.
Credits
Many thanks to Steven Mitchell, my guest for this show. Recently I was a guest on Steven's show Reel Faith, a podcast exploring the intersection between faith, culture and youth work. We discussed Spider-man: No Way Home in depth, and if you're a horror fan, I recommend you check out his episode, Finding God in the Gore, where he explains why he thinks Christian youth workers should show more horror films to the young people they work with.
Thanks also go to David Shaw, who created our epic theme tune,'The Moment Has Come', Jacob Allison who assisted in the production of this episode, and to Reuben Watt, our editor for this episode. And finally, thank you to Bygonya, Richard, and Sophie, for their fantastic letters and thoughts and to all our listeners. If you enjoy what you're hearing, please do hit like, subscribe, and or follow and all buttons of that nature. And if you're listening on Apple podcasts, do consider leaving us five stars and a review. It really helps people to find the show.
Marvel Moments is a Human Happening Podcast. You can follow us on Facebook and Twitter @OurMarvelMoment. and on Instagram @MarvelMomentsPodcast where you can join in the discussion. Come back soon for Part Two of our discussion on Mentoring In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where we’ll discuss whether Spider-man makes for a good Spider-mentor and ask just who has the best mentor-protege relationship in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
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