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In Episode 196…
Be forewarned! My audio isn’t great this week, sorry! I was testing out a new recording feature which ended up doing the opposite of what I hoped to attain but I didn’t want you all to miss out on a great discussion of CRAZY RICH ASIANS by Kevin Kwan. The romantic comedy that blew records this summer was fun for some of us nerds. With the DVDs/blu-rays dropping on November 20th, what better way to get an insight into our thoughts. We do an in-depth book to movie comparison and give you some book recommendations as we like to do.
Sit back and enjoy the podcast!
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LOLA’S PICK – CHINA RICH GIRLFRIEND by Kevin Kwan
Book Two of the Crazy Rich Asians Trilogy
It’s the eve of Rachel Chu’s wedding, and she should be over the moon. She has a flawless Asscher-cut diamond, a wedding dress she loves, and a fiancé willing to thwart his meddling relatives and give up one of the biggest fortunes in Asia in order to marry her. Still, Rachel mourns the fact that her birthfather, a man she never knew, won’t be there to walk her down the aisle.
Then a chance accident reveals his identity. Suddenly, Rachel is drawn into a dizzying world of Shanghai splendor, a world where people attend church in a penthouse, where exotic cars race down the boulevard, and where people aren’t just crazy rich … they’re China rich.
 
TANIA’S PICK – SWEATPANTS SEASON by Danielle Allen
Sweatpants Season
He has a big…smile.
It was the first thing I noticed that day until he stood. His grey sweatpants hung off his hips and I didn’t want to look. I really didn’t.
I’m a feminist.
I don’t believe in objectifying men. I don’t catcall men. I don’t ogle the bodies of men. I don’t view men as objects of my affection rather than complex people with feelings, wants, and needs of their own. I don’t treat men the way society often treats women.
I treat men the way I want to be treated as a woman—with respect!
So, when Carlos ran into me while I was reviewing my interview questions in the park, it surprised me to see my photography classmate out of context. I was also surprised to see as much of him as I did.
It wasn’t just that it caught my eye. It was the fact that it held my attention.
It wasn’t just that it was large. It was the fact that it was visibly large.
It wasn’t just that it was Carlos Richmond. It was the fact that I am Akila Bishara.
And I am not seduced by anything other than intelligent conversation, witty rapport, and meaningful actions.
I am not seduced by a dick print.
I am not.
Seriously, I’m not.
SUNNY’s PICK – JOSH + HAZEL’s GUIDE TO DATING by Christina Lauren
Most men can’t handle Hazel. But her best friend Josh isn’t most men. Don’t miss New York Times bestselling author Christina Lauren’s new novel about two people who are definitely notdating…no matter how often they end up in bed together.
Hazel Camille Bradford knows she’s a lot to take—and frankly, most men aren’t up to the challenge. If her army of pets and thrill for the absurd don’t send them running, her lack of filter means she’ll say exactly the wrong thing in a delicate moment. Their loss. She’s a good soul in search of honest fun.
Josh Im has known Hazel since college, where her zany playfulness proved completely incompatible with his mellow restraint. From the first night they met—when she gracelessly threw up on his shoes—to when she sent him an unintelligible email while in a post-surgical haze, Josh has always thought of Hazel more as a spectacle than a peer. But now, ten years later, after a cheating girlfriend has turned his life upside down, going out with Hazel is a breath of fresh air.
Not that Josh and Hazel date. At least, not each other.

Podcast: Episode 196 – Crazy Rich Asians Comes to Homes

In Episode 195…
As I mentioned a couple of weeks back, we prerecorded a lot of our episodes for the new season of Scandalicious Chats during the summer and while this week’s episode is called Past Reads we did focus on books we read over the summer. Every nerd has her kryptonite and we try and use it to convince each other to read each other’s picks. You may want to know that I got bullied so well I have started reading BOHEMIAN by Kathryn Nolan and Teena Read THE KISS QUOTIENT by Helen Hoang. Tania hasn’t reported reading any of our picks as of yet 

Podcast: Episode 195 – Past Reads

In Episode 194…
In Episode 194, we take a diverse slant to the discussion and highlight our perspective on diverse books in romance. Sunny joins me in this week’s episode as we talk about cultural backgrounds, what defines a diverse perspective, some news and what to expect in the next episode.
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Podcast: Episode 194 – A Diverse Perspective

In Episode 193…
After a brief hiatus, we are back and have changed the name of our podcast to Scandalicious Chats on all major podcast outlets and on the blog. Have no fear, episodes will still contain the same humour and discussion you are used to but will hopefully cover some broader content with a focus on diversity in romance and interviews.
The podcast will also be switching to a seasonal format where episodes will run from September to April with two to three episodes publishing per month. We would like to give room for more listener interaction so shoot us an email and we will address it on a future recording. Please send all email questions to SCANDALSNERDSATGMAILDOTCOM.
Onward to the podcast…
In Episode 193, we return to our roots in book discussion as we break down our thoughts on EVERYTHING LEFT UNSAID by M. O’Keefe, which released in 2015. This book is part of our Travelling Book created by Sunny but you can hear about the details in this week’s episode, so sit back and enjoy and don’t forget to drop us a line.
Books We Mention
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Podcast: Episode 193 – The Travelling Book

In Episode 192…
In this week’s episode, I invite Robin Covington, a friend of the blog and prolific romance writer to discuss the state of diversity in Romancelandia, the RWA’s stance on the newly recognized issue and possible solutions from a number of angles. Take a listen and let us know what your thoughts are on the topic.
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Robin Covington’s Thread

Courtney Milan’s Thread

Alana Albertson’s Thread


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Naima Simone’s Article 

Remember to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
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Podcast: Episode 192 – The RWA and Recognizing Authors of Color in Romance

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The VICE Magazine Podcast is your definitive monthly guide to enlightening information. Hosted by Ellis Jones, Editor-in-Chief of VICE Magazine, each episode brings in-depth interviews, sonically rich cultural insights, and offers a rare glimpse into how the magazine is made. Hosted on Acast. See ac...

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If you like The VICE Guide To Right Now, we think you'll also really enjoy VICE News' first ever podcast, "Chapo." As Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán goes on trial, VICE News explores his high-stakes case through the stories of people caught up in the drug war in the U.S. and Mexico. The first episode comes out on Nov. 1 exclusively on Spotify in both English and Spanish. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

[BONUS] Introducing "Chapo," a New Podcast from VICE News

Hello VICE Magazine Podcast listeners! It's true we've gone dark for a while, but we're really excited to introduce you to our newest VICE podcast, Queerly Beloved.
Queerly Beloved ​is a new podcast series from Broadly. Co-hosted by Broadly editor Sarah Burke and Fran Tirado of the popular queer podcast Food 4 Thot, it’s a multifaceted portrait of LGBTQ chosen family—the people who help us figure out who we are and inspire us to live as our most authentic selves. In a world obsessed with significant others, Queerly Beloved focuses on the unconventional, seemingly insignificant relationships that actually end up shaping us most.
Here's the first episode, "The Past Lovers." For the full season, sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

[BONUS] Introducing Queerly Beloved

The VICE Magazine Podcast is your definitive guide to enlightening information. We’re in the middle of celebrating the release of our 11th annual Fiction Issue. Inside the magazine, we curated a special subsection of personal stories about losing your temper. Akhil Sharma wrote about a bully, Walter Kirn wrote about a rooster, and David Shields and Allen Pearl also participated. But today we’re highlighting “Rage Blackouts,” Sadie Stein’s personal essay from the section.   In Stein’s essay, she discusses how small annoying incidents throughout the day (“the whole store-full of old ladies who banged their carts into me at Zabars”) will piss her off, but she smile’s through the ordeal, holding it all in. “Then it all comes out at night” in extreme dreams, which includes shouting expletives and punching in her sleep, usually while her husband sleeps next to her (wielding heavy-duty earplugs).   Stein stopped by the office to chat about how she deals with her “rage blackouts”—sleeping on airplanes is out of the question—her writing process, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Writer Sadie Stein on Losing Her Temper

The VICE Magazine Podcast is your definitive guide to enlightening information. Our 11th annual Fiction Issue, which went live last week, is a celebration of the art of fiction. Inside, we showcase the exclusive works of 16 authors—including Tim Parks, Ottessa Moshfegh, Joyce Carol Oates, Alexia Arthurs, David Shields, and many more—alongside beautiful original photography made especially for each story.   For the issue, Alena Graedon, author of the 2014 dystopian thriller The Word Exchange, provided us with a new short story called “The Padded Attacker.” In the story, the man who plays the part of the “attacker” at a self-defense class is surprised when a woman who recently broke up with him shows up for the weekend workshop. Graedon recently stopped by the office to talk about the inspiration behind the story, what her writing and feedback process is like, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Conversation with Author Alena Graedon

The VICE Magazine Podcast is your definitive guide to enlightening information. Our 11th annual Fiction Issue went live earlier this week—see more here—but we’ll be focusing on that next week. Today, I want to highlight a recent long-form profile from VICE.com titled “Everybody Hates Jill.”   Eve Peyser, our politics staff writer, got great access to Jill Stein, who was the Green Party’s candidate for president in the 2012 and 2016 elections. In the piece, Eve spends time at Stein’s home in Boston talking to her about last year’s election, how other politicians and pundits view her, and more. You can read the full profile on VICE.com, but for now: Here’s senior politics editor Harry Cheadle interviewing Eve on what Stein was like in person, whether Democrats should try to win Green Party voters, and what the response to the piece has been. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At Home With Jill Stein

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The Odyssey Writing Workshops Charitable Trust is a nonprofit with the mission of helping writers of fantasy, science fiction, and horror improve their work. To fulfill our mission, we offer Your Personal Odyssey Writing Workshop, an intensive, one-on-one online program, customized for each student....

An excerpt from the question and answer session David Corbett gave for Your Personal Odyssey in 2023 rediscovering what you love about writing, developing useful habits, and generating subtext.

David Corbett on Rediscovering What You Love About Writing, Developing Useful Habits, and Generating Subtext

An excerpt from the lecture David Corbett gave for Your Personal Odyssey in 2023 on characterization and the three facets of character struggle.

David Corbett on Characterization and The Three Facets of Character Struggle

An excerpt from the question and answer session E.C. Ambrose held for Your Personal Odyssey in 2023 on dialog, description, worldbuilding, and character pressure points.

E.C. Ambrose on Dialog, Description, Worldbuilding, and Pressure Points

An excerpt from the question and answer session Tim Waggoner held for Your Personal Odyssey in 2023 on balancing multiple conflicts, creating unusual structures, and writing short stories vs. writing novels.

Tim Waggoner on Balancing Multiple Conflicts, Creating Unusual Structures, Writing Short Stories vs Novels

An excerpt from the lecture Tim Waggoner gave for Your Personal Odyssey in 2023 on managing pace in novels.

Tim Waggoner on Managing Pace in Novels

Odyssey SF/F Writing Workshop Podcasts

Drawl is a weekly podcast about Southern poets by Southern poets. Follow along as we feature poetry performances, conversations with poets, and lots of laughs in between. Hosted by Desireé Dallagiacomo & Donney Rose also known as Donney Rose & Desireé Dallagiacomo. Come thru.

[BONUS] Live at Plus Fest with Deborah D.E.E.P Mouton

Forward Arts is a multi-generational collective of youth, artists, and educators who are committed to providing learning opportunities in Southeastern Louisiana.

"The Youth Shall Set You Free" (Kalvin Marquiz & Bianca Colette)

Jonathan Samuel Eddie is a spoken word comedian hailing from Columbus, GA. This alumnus of Georgia Southern University represented the city of Atlanta at the National Poetry Slam competition as a member of the 2012 and 2014 Art Amok Poetry Slam Teams. He was also the 2012 and 2014 Grand Slam Champion at Art Amok. Jonathan was also a member of the 2015 Java Monkey Slam Team (Atlanta), ranking among the top 20 slam teams in the nation that year. At the 2014 and 2015 Southern Fried Regional Poetry Festival, he was among the top 10 individual competing poets. This teaching artist travels the country leading poetry workshops and performing his original work.Jonathan was recognized for his work as an "artivist" as a recipient of a 2013 Spoken Word Gala Community Service Award. With support from Alternate ROOTS, he most recently penned and staged the one man show, Journey Here, which candidly chronicled his life as a writer/performer, black man, teaching artist, and caregiver for his mother, whom was living with Alzheimer's. He published a chapbook of his work entitled "A Whole Notha Kinda Missing" that is available on Amazon. As an actor, he has graced stages in productions such as the world premiere of ACE: The Eugene Bullard Story, Blues For An Alabama Sky, The Foreigner, and Clybourne Park to name a few. He portrays Crispus Attucks in an interactive video display at the African American Military History Museum in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. As a director, Jonathan has overseen numerous productions, including three of his original works to stage, STIMULUS, Blues For Mama, and WORDS through his company, Yellow Mojo Productions. He has opened up for the likes of comedians such as Bruce Bruce and Earthquake, and was a featured stand up comic at the 2014 Black Box Comedy Festival in Atlanta, GA. His poetry has been featured on the digital platforms of Write About Now and All Def Poetry. He most recently was a featured performer on "The Golden Mic" hosted by Sunni Patterson on The Congo Television Network. He currently serves as the founder/director of the Fountain City Teen Poetry Slam, an organization that inspires youth to use their creativity as a positive outlet in their daily lives. From his work as a wellness instructor with the Muscogee County Juvenile Drug Court and Aaron Cohn Regional Youth Detention Center,he has also designed an effective and fun-filled curriculum that teaches students life skills through creative writing. Students have experienced the benefits of this auxiliary arts education in their intellectual, personal, and social development. Through weekly workshops, poetry slams, national/regional/local performance opportunities, and community service, he’s blessed to watch the future take shape one word at a time.

"Funny Thing About Branding" (Jonathan Samuel Eddie)

Chelsea Lynne Murry has been writing poetry for quite a while. (She never keeps count.) She is a Jack of all trades. Chelsea is a teacher, basketball coach, poetry writer, world traveler, and vocalist. Chelsea left her hometown of Houma, Louisiana to pursue her degree in education from Southern University and A&M College, where she graduated with her Bachelor's of Music Education and her Master's in Educational Leadership. While pursuing her degree, she met Poetry Slams, and fell in love. After a two year hiatus to grieve and learn to love again, she is finding solace in foreign places. She was a 2013 and 2016 Women of the World rep and her team was 2017 National Poetry Slam Group Piece Finalists. She is a mother of two four-legged children, LeeLee LeeJohn Lewis and Sir Duke Ellington Murry-Pierre.

“The Return of The Real” (Chelsea Lynne Murry)

Hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Taylor Scott is a writer, performance artist, and director. She found a love for performance when she joined the youth spoken word scene in high school through Forward Arts, where she is now a teaching artist. Taylor graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a BA in Communications. She received a full-tuition scholarship from UW’s First Wave program, the only collegiate hip hop and spoken word community of its kind in the country. Taylor has graced many stages including the Little Amsterdam Theatre on Broadway, Contacting the World Theatre in Manchester, England, and Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. She directed the Bellhops, a Madison-based blues and hip hop theatre ensemble, for two and a half years. In 2014, the Bellhops premiered Honey In My Tea, a 45-minute production that centers the narratives of black women, at the Overture Center for the Arts. The following year, the Bellhops released a 6-track EP, Hero of My Own Tale, which you can find on Bandcamp. Currently, Taylor is a graduate student in LSU’s English program, and is a recipient of the Perkins Fellowship. Her research interest includes global Shakespeare and the performative study of black literary practices/texts.

“Head of the Class” (Taylor Scott)

Drawl | Southern Spoken Word Poetry

Late Night Debut, hosted by Amber Keller
This month we feature Shobha Rao’s debut short story collection, An Unrestored Woman, published by Flatiron Books. Kirkus Reviews calls it “stunning and relentless,” saying that the stories focus on “how the actions of those in power affect vulnerable women and children on both sides of the divide.”
Act 1: Host Amber Keller covers entertaining book culture news and cool new debuts
Act 2: Kjerstin Johnson and Reshmi Dutt-Ballerstadt discuss Shobha Rao’s debut
Act 3: Kjerstin Johnson speaks with Shobha Rao about using multiple points of view, tapping into your rage, writing about a time of conflict, and the value of endurance



 
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ABOUT OUR FEATURED AUTHOR:
Shobha Rao moved to the U.S. from India at the age of seven. She is the winner of the 2014 Katherine Anne Porter Prize in Fiction, awarded by Nimrod International Journal. Her story “Kavitha and Mustafa” was chosen by T.C. Boyle for inclusion in the Best American Short Stories 2015. She lives in San Francisco.
ABOUT OUR CO-HOSTS:

Kjerstin Johnson is a writer and editor living in Portland, Oregon. She was editor in chief of the magazine Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture and currently is web editor at The Masters Review, a platform for emerging writers. She has a master’s in book publishing from Portland State University, where she currently teaches writing and editing.
 
 

Reshmi Dutt-Ballerstadt is a professor in the department of English and Creative Writing at Linfield College, Oregon. Dutt-Ballerstadt specializes in postcolonial literature and theory, and also coordinates the Gender Studies Program at Linfield. Her book, The Postcolonial Citizen: The Intellectual Migrant was published in 2010.


Shobha Rao – An Unrestored Woman

Late Night Conversation, hosted by Kristin Maffei

Featured Guest: Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib 

Tonight, Kristin speaks with debut author Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib about his upcoming book of poetry, The Crown Ain’t Worth Much, which you can purchase at AWP next week. They also discuss essay writing and Hanif’s new job as a columnist for MTV.
ABOUT OUR FEATURED AUTHOR:

Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib is a poet, essayist, and cultural critic from Columbus, Ohio. He is a poetry editor at Muzzle Magazine, a columnist at MTV News, and a Callaloo creative writing fellow. His first collection of poems, The Crown Ain’t Worth Much, is being released in 2016 by Button Poetry/Exploding Pinecone Press.







Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib – The Crown Ain’t Worth Much

Late Night Conversation, hosted by Paul Martone
March Book Club Selection! This month we feature Barbara Roether’s debut novel, This Earth You’ll Come Back To, published by McPherson & Company. Conversation topics: social class & identity, generational relationships, mother/daughter relationships, communal living, and more. 

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ABOUT OUR FEATURED AUTHOR:

Barbara Roether is a writer and teacher based in San Francisco. She has lived and worked in Morocco and Indonesia. Before teaching, she worked in book publishing as an editor and freelance writer, and has contributed to many books on travel and religion. As an editor at HarperCollins, she created Signs of the Sacred, a series of visual books on religious ritual. She is the author of a poetry collection,The Middle Atlas, and her essays and short fiction have appeared in numerous journals and magazines. She is a mother, a novice surfer, and is married to the journalist Mark MacNamara.







Barbara Roether – This Earth You’ll Come Back To

Late Night Debut, hosted by Amber Keller
February Book Club Selection! This month we feature Lina Meruane’s English-language debut, Seeing Red, published by Deep Vellum. “This is a penetrating autobiographical novel,” says Publishers Weekly in a starred review, “and for English-language readers this work serves as a stunning introduction to a remarkable author.”
Act 1: Host Amber Keller covers entertaining book culture news and cool new debuts
Act 2: Nathalie Handal and Megan McDowell discuss Lina Meruane’s debut
Act 3: Nathalie Handal speaks with Lina Meruane about what’s in a name, writing from real events, and all the things that go into how we see and how we are seen



 
Join the LNL Book Club for $9.99/month
Purchase Seeing Red at IndieBound
GIVEAWAY: WIN A FREE COPY OF MERUANE’S DEBUT.
LISTEN TO THE EPISODE FOR DETAILS, THEN EMAIL
AMBER@LATENIGHTLIBRARY.ORG BY
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ABOUT OUR FEATURED AUTHOR:
Lina Meruane (born in Santiago, Chile, 1970), novelist, essayist, and cultural journalist, is one of the most prominent and influential voices in Chilean contemporary literature. Meruane is a former Guggenheim Fellow and National Endowment for the Arts grant recipient. She received her PhD in Latin American Literature from NYU, where she is currently a professor.
ABOUT OUR CO-HOSTS:

Nathalie Handal’s recent books include The Republics, which Patricia Smith lauds as “one of the most inventive books by one of today’s most diverse writers”; the critically acclaimed Poet in Andalucía; and Love and Strange Horses, winner of the Gold Medal Independent Publisher Book Award.
 
 
Megan McDowell is a Spanish-language literary translator from Kentucky whose work includes books by Alejandro Zambra, Arturo Fontaine, Mariana Enriquez, Álvaro Bisama, and Juan Emar. Her translations have been published in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Tin House, McSweeney’s, Mandorla, and Vice, among others. She lives in Santiago, Chile.

Lina Meruane – Seeing Red

Late Night Conversation, hosted by Paul Martone
Featured guests: Michael McGregor and John Beer
Michael N. McGregor is an author, journalist, editor, teacher and writing consultant based in Portland, OR.  A professor of English and Creative Writing at Portland State University, he holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Columbia University in New York and a BA in Journalism from the University of Oregon.

 
 
A companion piece to Thomas Merton’s bestselling autobiography The Seven Storey Mountain, Pure Act: The Uncommon Life of Robert Lax tells the story of Merton’s best friend and early spiritual inspiration. Written by a close friend of Lax, Pure Act gives an intimate view of a friendship and a life that affected Merton in profound ways. It was Lax, a daringly original poet himself, who encouraged Merton to begin writing poetry and Lax who told him he should desire to be a saint rather than just a Catholic. To the end of Merton’s life, Lax was his spiritual touchstone and closest friend.
Purchase Pure Act: the Uncommon Life of Robert Lax at IndieBound 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
ALSO FEATURING . . .

John Beer is the author of the poetry collection The Waste Land and Other Poems (2010), winner of the Norma Farber First Book Award from the Poetry Society of America, and the chapbook Lucinda (2013). Associative and imaginative, Beer’s work has been praised for its “passionate and watchful” moods, in the words of Norma Farber judge Bin Ramke. Ramke called The Waste Land and Other Poems “full of the most amazing engagements.”

Michael McGregor – Pure Act: The Uncommon Life of Robert Lax

Late Night Library

Tolkien TV Talk, the podcast where we get hyped and keep you informed on everything you need to know talk about the upcoming Lord of The Rings Amazon series. Hosted by wishful hobbits.

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Welcome to Netflix’s Holiday Movie Universe, an interconnected world of eight films (and counting) where anyone could become a princess and your soulmate may be hiding in plain sight — or the past!

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What Netflix's 'The Knight Before Christmas' Gets Wrong (and Right)

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Holiday Special 2017

Tim and Frank are joined by Kirstie and Kelsey from Hatewatch With Us for this year's Thought Bubble Holiday Special, in which they hatewatch 1978's Star Wars Holiday Special. Happy Life Day from us to you! Cheers!

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Score! A Hockey Musical

This week we are playing shinny with the rink rats and just trying to figure out hockey the equation as we bring you exclusive coverage of Score! A Hockey Musical. Brought to you by league propaganda, the Barenaked Ladies, and Canada, this film is guaranteed to break you in the time it takes to sing a montage about the discovery of self through toxic masculinity and bromance. Also, that guy from Schitt's Creek is there and yes we brought fan fiction.

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Thought Bubble Audio is an independent podcast network for the modern geek. We make shows for geeks of all stripes.

TBA 2019 Holiday Crossover Special!

Mary and Tim are back with Part 3 of The Silmarillion Explained! This episode covers the coming of Men in The First Age. Next episode: Beren and Luthien! 

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Episode 9: The Silmarillion Explained: Part 3

Andrew is out saving the world (or whatever), so Beau and Tim are left to talk about Amazon Prime teasing (with live updates!), and the Tolkien biopic film trailer.

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Episode 8: The Fellowship is Breaking with Live News

Tim, Beau, and Andrew are back to discuss Beau's series pitch! Spoiler: it breaks new ground in Middle-Earth. 

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Episode 7: Dwarves Can Be Cool Too!

Tim, Beau, and Andrew are back after a long hiatus with a new episode of Tolkien TV Talk! This episode, we're breaking down the news, the rumors, and Tim gets to pitch what he thinks the original The Lord of the Rings series will concern! Also: lots and lots of jokes about Rohan's love of horses. 

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Episode 6: Hey Rohan, Do You Like Horses?

Tolkien TV Talk: Three hobbits talk the Amazon Lord of The Rings TV series

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Still not a subscriber, you miserable brigand?  Jump aboard my briefly free ship & check out the unlocked first part of "From Kether to Malkuth," MJ's podcast on Bowie's masterpiece Station to Station.

BONUS – #93: From Kether to Malkuth, pt. 1

Another subscriber episode unlocked for those of you who haven't yet joined my 501(c)3 religious pyramid scheme at https://www.patreon.com/deathcorner ... In which MJ, after explaining Certain Local Psychoses, reveals that the Singularity is real, just not the way those depraved shitbags want it to be (this episode dedicated to Corey Pein & his Live Work Work Work Die).

BONUS – #87: The Singularity in Hell

As a favor to all you poor benighted souls who don't yet subscribe to https://www.patreon.com/deathcorner, a preview of what you're missing: MJ lays out the legacy of Richard Nixon, the Hillary Clinton of the 1960s, and problems with the official story on Watergate and prize slimeball Mark Felt, better known as liberal hero Deep Throat.

BONUS – #82: Watergate, the Gentleman's Way Out

In which MJ perhaps gets too angry to be articulate  ––  fuck Ronald Reagan till forever  ––  the lost story of Antonio Martin  ––  Iran-Contra as the groundwork of the American police state  ––  Freeway Ricky Ross, the crack explosion, and how the CIA filled the hood with drugs and automatic weapons  ––  welfare cuts, police militarization, mandatory minimums, 100:1 crack-to-powder sentencing, three-strikes laws, and the private prison industry  ––  fuck the Clintons, fuck the cops, fuck Obama  ––  how Ricky got free

#81: A Stronger, Loving World to Die In (Iran-Contra, pt. 3)

Sincere apologies for being alive  ––  the CIA is just excellent with regional loyalties  ––  Julio Zavala and Carlos Cabezas, or, the Justice Department sometimes has trouble getting on the same page  ––  Danilo Blandón, fuckup kingpin  ––  Ron Lister & our various covers for supplying Salvadoran death squads, in case you were feeling good about yourself, piggy  ––  Arkansas, cocaine capital of the US, thanks to your boys Barry Seal and Danny Lasater ––  Billy Clintón, probable serial rapist, assassin of the New Deal, and big-time accomplice to Tony Yayo  ––  I like Bernie, as far as he goes, but that bitch won't disarm the cops  /// I have no dignity and am begging you for money so I don't have to make this a Patreon show & lose 99% of you: https://venmo.com/Michael-Judge-10

#80: Cokeboys International, Amen (Iran-Contra, pt. 2)

Death Is Just Around the Corner

Set in nineteenth century New England, Little Women follows the lives of the four March sisters-Jo, Beth, Amy and Meg. The novel is a classic rites of passage story, that has often split literature critics but has been adored by many over the years. Intended as a book for young girls, the book is to...

01 – Playing Pilgrims

02 – A Merry Christmas

03 – The Laurence Boy

04 – Burdens

05 – Being Neighborly

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

왕웨이롄 - 걸림돌
단편집 / 책물고기 (글항아리 2018)

오디오북 소라소리 시즌1을 마무리합니다.
그동안 사랑해주신 여러분께 깊은 감사의 말씀 전합니다.

왕웨이롄 - 걸림돌 (2/2)

왕웨이롄 - 걸림돌
단편집 / 책물고기 (글항아리 2018)

왕웨이롄 - 걸림돌 (1/2)

왕웨이롄 - 소금이 자라는 소리를 듣다 
단편집 / 책물고기 (글항아리 2018)

왕웨이롄 - 소금이 자라는 소리를 듣다 (3/3)

LE PETIT PRINCE
by ANTOINE DE SAINT-EXUPERY (1943)

앙투안 생텍쥐베리 - 어린왕자 (2015 열린책들)

제작에 도움을 주신 황현산님과 열린책들 관계자 여러분께 감사드립니다.

앙투안 드 생텍쥐베리 - 어린왕자 (3/4)

황정은 - 대니 드비토
파씨의 입문 (2012 창비)

제작에 도움을 주신 작가 황정은님께 감사의 말씀 전합니다.

황정은 - 대니 드비토 (2/2)

오디오북 소라소리

A podcast by three red-headed fantasy authors talking about everything from academic mythology to dick jokes (and sometimes, both at once), as well as the role of fanfiction as an integral yet oft-overlooked part of the literary conversation and in the broader cultural context. It is, obviously, a p...

And here you thought that the Twitter announcement on April Fool's Day about our upcoming shark episode WAS the joke! No! The joke is on us because we had to watch Sharknado for this prank! Also Jaws and Deep Blue Sea.
 
What We’re Into Lately
If They Haven’t Learned Your Name by silentwalrusSuccessionThe Big Bad Wolf series by Charlie AdharaThe Absolute Book by Elizabeth KnoxThe City We Became by N.K. JemisinSorrowland by Rivers Solomon“A Cornstalk Fiddle” by notbecauseofvictories“To Call the Darkness Home” by scioscribeThe Heir to the House of Prince by Ada_Lovelaced & elph13“Aurelius (to be called) Magnus” by Victoria Goddard“Portrait of a Wide Seas Islander” by Victoria GoddardBlack SailsOther Stuff We MentionedCaptain America: The Winter SoldierThe Thick of ItDiana Wynne Jones (author)Dan Brown (author)The Devil Went Down to Georgia (And Then Went Down on Johnny) series by notbecauseofvictoriesJustifiedThe Hands of the Emperor by Victoria GoddardThe Chant series by Alexandra RowlandAlienOverinvested podcastOverinvested’s Jaws episodeTitanicJurassic WorldJurassic ParkStar WarsWatergate scandalFrankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft ShelleyThe Day After Tomorrow2012Sharks In VeniceThe MegThe “Cows With Guns” YouTube videoFreya’s Twitter: @freyamarkse A Marvellous Light by Freya MarskeA Restless Truth by Freya Marske (sequel to A Marvellous Light, coming out Nov 1st, 2022)Pre-order for A Restless TruthMacey’s Twitter: @englishmace“heat death” poem by Jennifer Mace “Silk & Steel” short story anthology (featuring Jennifer Mace & Freya Marske)Alex’s Twitter: @_alexrowlandA Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland (coming out Aug 30th, 2022)Alex’s website store: alexandrarowland.net/store.The infamous “sharks are smooth as hell” shitpost
 
Content Warnings
Gore (in every tentpole & throughout episode discussion)Body horror (in episode discussion) Sexual harassment (in Sharknado) Misogyny (discussed)
 
Transcription
The transcript of this episode is available here. Thanks to our fabulous scribes for their work!

Episode 101: Jumping the Shark

On this week's episode, we have a two-hour special to answer questions sent in by our darling listeners! Thank you to everyone who has been with us through the last four years! The Great Hiatus begins now, but we will return for at least one more episode next year! Get hype!
 
What We’re Into Lately
My Name 
Beyond Evil
Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers
All the Feels by Olivia Dade
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
And This, Your Living Kiss by opal_bullets
The Courtier’s Love Affair (and Other Stories) by tridenture
Harlots
Bridgerton 
The Living and the Dead 
Macey’s NaNoWriMo Project: The Resurrection Chalice
In the Realms of Gold by Victoria Goddard
Sword Dance trilogy by AJ Demas
Plum Duff by Victoria Goddard
Alex’s NaNoWriMo Project: Some by Virtue Fall
 
Other Stuff We’ve Mentioned
Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade
Supernatural
Sleuth of the Ming Dynasty
Merlin
A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland
The Vorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster Bujold
Unmasked by the Marquess by Cat Sebastian
Silk and Steel Our Opinions Are Correct Tales from the Trunk Fated MatesHeaving BosomsSmart Bitches, Trashy BooksFansplainingThe Fantasy InnBreaking the Glass SlipperOverinvestedCampaign SkyjacksTor.comThe Rec CenterPinboardDragon Age: InquisitionFantasia in D Minor by Wolfgang Amadeus MozartAllegro by Wolfgang Amadeus MozartBtS episode 6 “Cross Your Stars and Hope to Bi”BtS Special EpisodeStrange HorizonsMiss CongenialityBtS episode 80 “Extravaganza”My Hero AcademiaYesterday Upon the Stair by PitViperOfDoomBtS episode 98 “[SPOOKY NOISES]”“Bakugou and Todoroki’s Foolproof 5-Step Plan to Fuck with Mineta Minoru” by Anubis_2701NarutoThe Witcher (video game)The Witcher (TV)Person of Interest (2011)
The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas by Ursula K. Le GuinThe Ones Who Stay And Fight by N.K. JemisinSinging my Sister Down by Margo LanaganThe Lottery by Shirley JacksonYuri!!! in Space series by FahyeChoir of Lies by Alexandra RowlandA Sword On Two Fingers by Freya Marske (unpublished) Viable Paradise (writers’ workshop)Sam Hawke (Australian author)Jenn Lyons (Author)E. Jade Lomax (Author)The Hunger Games series by Suzanne CollinsWelcome to Night Vale podcastThe Goblin Emperor by Katherine AddisonThe Hands of the Emperor by Victoria GoddardastolatMacey’s Frozen Meat Salesman SegmentMacey’s misspent youthSutton cottage (from A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske)Stars in the marsh (from A Choir of Lies by Alexandra Rowland)
 
Transcription
The transcript of this episode is available here. We'd like to take this moment to give an extra-special thank you to our team of scribes, who are amazing and meticulous and dedicated and extremely hard-working. Scribes, thank you, thank you, thank you. You're all amazing.

Episode 100: Superstravaganza

On this week's episode, we're celebrating the release of Freya's debut book by talking about detectives in love! The tentpoles are Of Dragons, Feasts, and Murders by Aliette de Bodard, A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske, and the fanfic If Life Was A Movie We’d Have A Better Soundtrack Than This by galaxysoup.
 
What We’re Into Lately 
Dark Rise by C. S. PacatThe Saint of Steel series by T. Kingfisherthat ruthless love by alherathThe Warrior of the Third Veil by Victoria GoddardThe Sisters Avramapul series by Victoria Goddard
Other Stuff We Mentioned
Captive Prince by C. S. PacatChant Universe by Alexandra Rowland"You Should Really Be Reading Victoria Goddard’s Nine Worlds Series" by Alexandra RowlandGuardian
BonesCastle
Lord Peter Wimsey series by Dorothy L. Sayers
A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra RowlandHouseThe Angel of Crows by Katherine AddisonDoctor WhoThe Memory of Souls by Jenn LyonsCaptive Prince series by C. S. PacatWinter's Orbit by Everina MaxwellA Memory Called Empire by Arkady MartineVorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster BujoldKomarr by Lois McMaster BujoldLeverageThe X-FilesHannibalRosemary & ThymePoirotHinterlandHot FuzzLady Sherlock series by Sherry ThomasTwilight by Stephenie MeyerThe Will Darling Adventures by K.J. Charles John le CarréJames Bond novels by Ian FlemingThink of England by K.J. CharlesAn iconic Doctor & Donna scene from Doctor Who Greenwing & Dart series by Victoria GoddardBe the Serpent Episode 33: Turn In Your Badge and Gun!A Private Reason for This by femmequixotic (aka mentioned Harry/Draco case fic)A Dead Djinn In Cairo by P. Djèlí ClarkGood Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Terry Pratchett & Neil GaimanFor Next TimeNone, it's the Extravaganza!
Content Warnings
Minor fantasy violence in Of Dragons, Feasts, and Murders and A Marvellous Light.
 
Transcription
The transcript of this episode is available here. Thank you so much to our wonderful team of scribes for their hard work!

Episode 99: Detective Boyfriends

Happy (slightly belated) spooky season, darling listeners! On this week's episode we're talking about afterlife career plans and... well, ghosts! Tentpoles this week are Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas, the film Ghost, and the Inception fic, “The Boy Who Spoke With Ghosts” by AvocadoLove.
 
What We’re Into Lately Squid Game
The Discord of Gods by Jenn LyonsA Chorus of Dragons series by Jenn LyonsThe Library of the Dead by T.L. HuchuMy Words Will Be Your Light by Page161of180The Memory of Souls by Jenn LyonsMidnight MassNaruto self-insert ficthe name of the game by a_sassinthe sun don't shine underground by ultranosBar Cart BookshelfHow A Realist Hero Rebuilt The KingdomThe Bride of the Blue Wind by Victoria Goddard“You Should Really Be Reading Victoria Goddard’s Nine Worlds Series” by Alexandra Rowland
Other Stuff We Mentioned
SnowpiercerThe Hunger Games series by Suzanne CollinsThe MagiciansThe Queen's GambitAvatar: The Last AirbenderThe Hands of the Emperor by Victoria GoddardBluebeardInceptionThe Sixth Sense
Dead Like Me (2003)
The Ghost of You by luchia
The Untamed 
All that’s left of two hearts on fire by Lirelyn 
A Christmas Carol  by Charles Dickens
Crimson Peak Be the Serpent Episode 74: Darling, It’s Better Down Where It’s WetterInto the Drowning Deep by Mira GrantGhostbustersSupernaturalAsk a Mortician YouTube channela tempest, a cyclone, a goddamned hurricane by DialuxBoku no Hiro Akademia Yesterday Upon The Stair by PitViperOfDoomBlack Sailsthe aftershocks remain by pdameronA Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland
 
For Next Time
A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske
 
Content WarningsSome gore in Ghost.Depictions/discussions of death through all tentpoles and the podcast discussion
Transcription
The transcript of this episode can be found here. Thank you to our wonderful team of scribes for their work!

Episode 98: [SPOOKY NOISES]

On this week's episode, we're discussing music! Musicians! Being gripped by the madness of creation! Selling one's soul for art! The tentpoles this week are the film Amadeus, the fanfic "String Theory" by toft,  and Ryka Aoki’s Light from Uncommon Stars.
 
What We’re Into Lately 
The Hellion’s Waltz by Olivia WaitePeter Cabot Gets Lost by Cat SebastianThe Angel of the Crows by Katherine AddisonSymphony for the City of the Dead by M. T. AddersonThe Dawnhounds by Sascha Stronach Compass of thy Soul by Umei_no_MaiCampaign Skyjacks Skyjacks: Couriers Call Hannah Gadsby: DouglasThe Wilds‘In the Company of Gentlemen’ by Victoria Goddard
Other Stuff We Mentioned
Leverage The other two Feminine Pursuits books by Olivia WaiteSherlock Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry PratchettHollow and Honeycomb by antistar_eThe Old GuardLostThe Lymond Chronicles by Dorothy DunnettStargate: AtlantisShakespeare in LoveDoctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe (“topless towers of Ilium” quote)Maskerade by Terry PratchettThe Phantom of the Opera“Requiem” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart“Requiem” by Gabriel Fauré"Devil Went Down to Georgia" by The Charlie Daniels BandThe Devil Went Down to Georgia (And Then Went Down on Johnny) series by notbecauseofvictories
Black Swan (2010)
Aria of the Sea by Dia Calhoun
Catalyst by Jennifer Mace (unreleased)
Scheherazade (character)
A Conspiracy of Truths by Alexandra RowlandHamilton (musical)Fall Out Boy (band)Crystal Singer series by Anne McCaffreySpace Opera by Catherynne M. ValenteSoul Music by Terry PratchettBeatlemaniaDef Leppard (band)The Velvet Underground (band)Isavalta series by Sarah ZettelThe Little Mermaid by Hans Christian AndersenThe Goose Girl from Grimms’ Fairy TalesJack and the Beanstalk“Bonny Swans” traditional balladSistersong by Lucy Holland“The Bonny Swans” by Loreena McKennittHild by Nicola GriffithJohann Sebastian BachHarry Potter film scoreRamin Djawadi’s musical scores for Game of Thrones & WestworldThe Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. TolkienThe Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
 
For Next Time
Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas
 
Content WarningsAttempted suicide (in Amadeus and brief mention of it in the discussion)On-the-page sexual assault, on-the-page hate transphobia, child abuse both explicit and referenced (in Light From Uncommon Stars)
 
Transcription
The transcript of this episode can be found here. Thank you to our wondrous choir of scribes!

Episode 97: A Symphony of Serpents

Be The Serpent

A podcast from Eric Carlson, Marcus Mann, and Andrew Neill where we write and perform fiction based on TV shows, movies, and books we've never seen before!

In this super-long season finale, Eric and Marcus sham-write a pair of ghostly tales based on the recent Netflix original series, The Haunting of Hill House. Prepare yourself for plenty of frights, because there be a whole lotta ghosts up in that house! Meanwhile, your hosts probably set a record for the number of times "spooky" is said on a podcast. They also prove to be pretty bad at math, while attempting to count how many episodes we've made this season. Be sure to stick around after the stories and discussion (if you dare!), because the guys share their favorite shammed properties from this season, as well as their favorite fics written this season. Thanks for listening to Sham Fiction this year! We hope you enjoyed Season Duel!

76: The Haunting of Hill House / Season Finale

Who's been carving these mysterious runes into these trees? Why are my best mates and I being tormented by these horrible nightmares? What is it that's hunting us in this dark scandinavian forest? Will these questions be answered this week on Sham Fiction? Nah. But that won't stop Marcus and Andrew from packing their best rainslickers and hiking boots and heading out into the wilderness to make their own versions of the Netflix original film, The Ritual!

75: The Ritual

When is a book not a book? When it's a season of a Netflix original series of course! In this episode Andrew and Eric cut their way through Marcus' rambling pitch as he talks about The Dragon Prince: Book 1: Moon and gets so excited he doesn't even get to talk about Amaya! He's sorry! TDP for life!

74: The Dragon Prince

Riverdale. "The town with pep!" If you're just passing through, you see what they want you to see: white picket fences, manicured lawns, the unmarked chrome of the famous dining car, Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe. Go to Riverdale High, you'll see happy, healthy teens, hitting the books and their extracurriculars with enthusiasm and spunk. It all seems so perfect. ...but stay a little longer, and more will reveal to you. The mysterious death of the high school quarterback. His girlfriend, committed to an asylum. A student sleeping with his teacher. A family fleeing a criminal past. And one man just searching for the truth behind it all, while wearing a very unfortunate hat. You know their names: Archie, Betty, Veronica, Jughead. But you don't really know them. This week, Eric and Marcus get acquainted with the darkness and angst under the beguiling veneer of Riverdale.

73: Riverdale

The term 'Host' is a complicated one. Some hosts are your favorite voices behind a beloved podcast. Others are cold-blooded murder machines programmed to kill. This week on ShamFiction, you'll get a little of both! In this one, Marcus and Andrew (one of whom is actually a bloodthirsty robot, I'll let you guess which one!) are diving into the origins of the hit HBO series Westworld by writing their own versions of the the film that started it all! Yes, in 1973 there was a film called Westworld, written and directed by bestselling author Michael Crichton, and it was chock FULL of deadly automatons! What more could a host ask for!?

72: Westworld

Sham Fiction: A Writing Podcast

Variant Frequencies was a monthly podcast of original fiction. Stories blending gothic horror with space adventure, dark fantasy with sci-fi, recalling the reality-bending vibes of The Twilight Zone, and offering something wholly unique that fits inbetween and outside. Our podcasts are fully produce...

Ever wonder what I would sound like as a 70s exploitation film director? Well, this is your lucky day! The guys at Redline Theatre have put together one fantastic story. This one is most certainly not work or kid safe. So, check out this great production by these Parsec Award 2011 Finalists.
RLT016: The Cutting Room Floor
It is 1974 in California’s San Fernando Valley, and veteran film director Roger Adamson has begun production on his low-budget action exploitation film “Candy Dynamite”. Adamson’s old world values are out of place amidst the sleaze of swinging seventies Hollywood. What’s a man to do when his code and that which he holds most dear both end up on the cutting room floor?
*CREDITS*
Written and Produced by Jim Bultas
Music Composed and Performed by Jim Bultas
ROGER ADAMSON: Rick Stringer
NARRATOR: Eric Schulte
CANDY: Michelle Campbell
STEVEN: Justin Warner
DOCTOR DIETER: Eric Schulte
BRICK: Eric Schulte
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Michael Oettle
SOUNDMAN: Chris Stewart
WARDROBE: Barb Schulte
BOUNCER: Jim Bultas
WOUNDED WOMEN: Sarah Rosendahl, Misty Myrick
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REDLINE THEATRE
The 10,000 Horsepower Podcast With a Need for Speed
2011 Parsec Finalist
Website: http://www.redlinetheatre.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/redlinetheatre
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/rlt-facebook
Google+: http://tinyurl.com/rlt-googleplus

The Cutting Room Floor on Redline Theatre

I’m a guest narrator on Pseudopod 228: Flash On The Borderlands VII. I narrated the story “Hunting” by Kirsty Logan.
“There was only one inner door, so the hunter opened it. He held his candle at arm’s length, but still could see nothing more than the foot of an ocean-sized bed. The hunter crawled across its length, disregarding the brief waft of mold from the blankets. He placed the candlestick on the squat table beside the bed and pulled the covers up over his body.”
There are two other stories as well. “What Makes You Tick?” by David Steffan, narrated by W. Ralph Walters, and “Pageant Girls” by Caroline Yoachim, narrated by Mur Lafferty.
Thank you to the wonderful people at Pseudopod who let me play in their sandbox again. We hope you enjoy the stories!

Hunting

There is a fun podcast out there called Redline Theatre. I did a guest part in one of the stories. “Good Man in the Badlands” by Justin Warner, is western tale about about a man trying to do good, and save his son. It has some nice twists in it.
The story was produced, directed, and scored by Jim Bultas. Other voices in the story are: Justin Warner, Barbara Schulte, Jim Bultas, Misty Myrick, Eric Schulte, and Glen Perkins.
The crew at Redline Theatre did a great job with this story. It moves quick, and the voices are excellent. I also really liked the score by Jim Bultas. Redline Theatre is worth checking out. I’m certain that Variant Frequencies fans will enjoy it.
Good Man in the Badlands – Redline Theatre

Good Man in the Badlands on Redline Theatre

This is a special live recording from Balticon 44. Recorded on May 30, 2010
***
Written by Jonathan C. Gillespie
Narrated by Rick Stringer & Michael Spence
The Encroacher
Copyright 2010 Jonathan C. Gillespie
http://jonathancg.net
Variant Frequencies
Copyright 2010 Rick Stringer
https://www.variantfrequencies.com
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