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  • FANDOM ACCESS: THE X-FILES REDUX
    Join the X-Philes Jamie, Karen, and AJ as the discuss the return of The X-Files as we are reintroduced to Mulder and Scully, 14 years later. Tonight they will discuss My Struggle and Founder's Mutation.
    1 hr 4 min
  • THE MARK presents STARLOG Magazine's DAVID McDONNELL
    Starlog, the pioneering science fiction media magazine, launched in June 1976. Initially, it was intended to be a one-and-done publication entitled Star Trek, focusing solely on the space saga created by Gene Roddenberry. But lawyers intervened to avoid any hassles, and publishers Norman Jacobs and Kerry O’Quinn wisely renamed the magazine and expanded its coverage to the wider arena of SF and fantasy films and TV. So, you see, Starlog’s DNA has always been entangled with Star Trek.
    Starlog was a monthly magazine devoted to science fiction films, television series, and books published by Starlog Group, Inc. One of the longest-running and most popular publications of its type. Starlog was one of the first publications to report on the development of the first Star Wars movie, and it also followed the development of what was to eventually become Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
    Dave McDonnell joined the Starlog fleet in October 1982 after a stint (his first professional job) at Mediascene Prevue, a magazine that examined (in a motto he coined) "Today’s Personalities and Tomorrow’s Entertainment." It was a periodical edited, designed and published by the legendary Marvel Comics writer-artist Jim Steranko (famed for his iconic run on Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and for creating the concept art that helped sell Raiders of the Lost Ark).
    1 hr 25 min
  • THE MARK presents STARLOG Magazine's DAVID McDONNELL
    Starlog, the pioneering science fiction media magazine, launched in June 1976. Initially, it was intended to be a one-and-done publication entitled Star Trek, focusing solely on the space saga created by Gene Roddenberry. But lawyers intervened to avoid any hassles, and publishers Norman Jacobs and Kerry O’Quinn wisely renamed the magazine and expanded its coverage to the wider arena of SF and fantasy films and TV. So, you see, Starlog’s DNA has always been entangled with Star Trek.
    Starlog was a monthly magazine devoted to science fiction films, television series, and books published by Starlog Group, Inc. One of the longest-running and most popular publications of its type. Starlog was one of the first publications to report on the development of the first Star Wars movie, and it also followed the development of what was to eventually become Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
    Dave McDonnell joined the Starlog fleet in October 1982 after a stint (his first professional job) at Mediascene Prevue, a magazine that examined (in a motto he coined) "Today’s Personalities and Tomorrow’s Entertainment." It was a periodical edited, designed and published by the legendary Marvel Comics writer-artist Jim Steranko (famed for his iconic run on Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and for creating the concept art that helped sell Raiders of the Lost Ark).
    1 hr 27 min
  • ShyRosalind Presents: Fandom & Fanart-Still for Fans?
    Fanart-should it become “mainstream” or stay off the radar?
    The last few weeks there have been issues about fanfic writers and artists solicited to enter contests. The contests are designed to generate buzz, but at the expense of the artists losing control of their work.
    Also, there is a big problem with the Trek Fan Movie “Anaxar”. CBS (who owns the rights to Trek) have sued to stop the production. Seems the Anaxar crew received so much support through crowd funding it is now seen as a for profit competitor.
    Has fandom's passion been gentrified? After fan authors and artists enduring years of ridicule, now it's cool?
    Then the theory regarding paparazzi: PR companies "tipping off" paps to generate (or keep) their client in the spotlight.
     Join ShyRosalind as she discusses this and other related topics.
    48 min
  • ShyRosalind Presents: Fandom & Fanart-Still for Fans?
    Fanart-should it become “mainstream” or stay off the radar?
    The last few weeks there have been issues about fanfic writers and artists solicited to enter contests. The contests are designed to generate buzz, but at the expense of the artists losing control of their work.
    Also, there is a big problem with the Trek Fan Movie “Anaxar”. CBS (who owns the rights to Trek) have sued to stop the production. Seems the Anaxar crew received so much support through crowd funding it is now seen as a for profit competitor.
    Has fandom's passion been gentrified? After fan authors and artists enduring years of ridicule, now it's cool?
    Then the theory regarding paparazzi: PR companies "tipping off" paps to generate (or keep) their client in the spotlight.
     Join ShyRosalind as she discusses this and other related topics.
    52 min
  • The Edge of Reality
    Tonights guest if Jason Roy from Big Brother 17. Jason is also raising fund for Reality Rally.
    Facebook     Twitter:   Jason    Allie    Priscilla   Reality Rally
    1 hr
  • TRAVEL ITCH RADIO
    Innovative travel authority and author Claire Newell, owner and president of Travel Best Bets, reveals her secret ways to de-stress travel when she visits with Dan Schlossberg on TRAVEL ITCH RADIO at 8p EST on Thursday, January 21st. Find out how to make the flying experience painless, how to handle children on holiday vacations, and how to make the most out of your hotel stay from Newell, also the author of the best-selling Travel Best Bets -- an Insider's Guide to Taking Your Best Trips, Ever. Listen live on iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com or check out the archived show afterward on www.DanSchlossberg.net.
    31 min
  • The Edge of Reality
    Tonights guest if Jason Roy from Big Brother 17. Jason is also raising fund for Reality Rally.
    Facebook     Twitter:   Jason    Allie    Priscilla   Reality Rally
    1 hr 2 min

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