Book and a Pint

Book and a Pint

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Book and a Pint episodes

  • Episode 6: A Surprising Lack of Zombie Sheep

    In this episode James and Michael are joined by author Ann C. Miles to talk about how sheep would be immune to zombification. Also, Michael has some random sound issues that we never address, so don't worry about that too much.

    50 min
  • Episode 5: Wombly

    In this episode, James and Michael speak with Isra Sravenheart about cats. Mostly just that. James also learns his new favorite insult. Spoilers, it's Cockwomble.

    1 hr
  • Goofy's Sex Life

    James and Michael are joined by Jason DeGray to talk about that dark place some authors go to when they write. Also, they discuss the personal lives of fictional characters belonging to an unspecified evil corporation.

    56 min
  • Don't F*ck with the Universe

    In this episode Michael explains what it's like to forget that you're an old man and try to exert yourself. Daryl J. Ball also joins us to share what it's like to be Canadian.

    55 min
  • Episode 2: Hey, Larry!

    Mike Baron, writer of Florida Man and a bunch of other stuff, joins Michael and James to discuss writing, comics, and the mysteries of Florida’s greatest resource: that guy that keeps peeing on gators.

    If you want to learn more about Mike after listening to this episode, just google him. Seriously, he's done a lot of stuff. It's not like when you google yourself and the first result is a cricket player from the 1800s. You actually get pages and pages of results about him. It's amazing.

    55 min
  • Episode 1: Redux
    James and Michael return in a brand new first episode of a podcast that only had one listener two years ago. They discuss what they’ve been doing since then and establish that it’s likely nothing valuable will be learned from this podcast.
    46 min

About Book and a Pint

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Two random guys interview random authors and ask the important questions that probably have nothing to do with writing or publishing.