Michael Laine

Tonight’s guest is Michael Laine of the Liftport project. He tells us about the history of the project, their future goals, and his very successful Kickstarter campaign.

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Errick A. Nunnally

Tonight’s guest is author Errick A. Nunnally, who likes maple hamburgers, being a jock, double letters, and long walks on the beach. Let’s see what he has to say for himself:

Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Errick A. Nunnally served one tour in the Marine Corps before deciding art school would be a safer—and more natural—profession. He always strives to develop his strengths in storytelling and remains permanently distracted by art, comics, science fiction, history, and horror. Trained as a graphic designer, he studies Krav Maga and Muay Thai kickboxing in his spare time. Errick’s successes include: the upcoming publication of his book, Blood For The Sun; a comic strip collection, Lost in Transition; first prize in one hamburger contest; the short story Who Bears The Lathe? in eFiction’s inaugural SciFi issue; the sci-fi short, Legion, in the anthology Doorways to Extra Time; two lovely children; and one beautiful wife.

http://www.scifisaturdaynight.com/podcast/talkcast174.mp3

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Tonight’s guest is Dick Cheney, who was just friended by Dome on Facebook.

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Our Guest, Jamie Vick

Tonight’s guest is Jamie Vick of the webseries Santa Carla Sunset, which is currently in production. The series follows fictional paranormal investigators and the website features articles written by the actors in character about famous paranormal sites. Jamie will be back (hopefully soon!) when the Kickstarter campaign to fund the series is launched.

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Ashley in the Ahsoka Tano hoodie available at HerUniverse.com

Tonight’s guest is the multitalented Ashley Eckstein: actor and clothing designer.  Ashley is the voice of  Ahsoka Tano on Star Wars: The Clone Wars and will be hosting Disney’s Star Wars Weekend. She is also the creator and founder of Her Universe:

Her Universe is a place for fangirls to step into the spotlight and be heard, recognized and rewarded. Female sci-fi fans are growing in numbers and have largely gone unnoticed until now. Hoping to change the perception that science fiction and fantasy is not just for the boys, Her Universe, has joined forces with Lucasfilm and Syfy to create merchandise exclusively for female fans. Starting out with apparel, accessories and cosmetics, Her Universe will make fangirls “geek chic” from head to toe!

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Poor Daniel Can’t catch a break!

Jeff and Silent Jay, the organizers of the Queen City Kamikaze Con joined us to share how they’ve made their event bigger and better than ever! Join their mascot, Chester the Squirrel, on February 16 at Manchester Memorial High School between 10AM to 7PM.

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Tonight’s guest is author Tracy Hickman. We talk to him about his novel Wayne of Gotham and his new project Dragons of the Confederacy. The picture for this post is a fake pulp novel cover Tracy made using Pulp-o-Mizer, which we recommend you check out. You can also listen to Tracy become a GoodReads Author live on air!

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Jeff of Pickle Pot Studios, one of the fine purveyors of fascinating objects at Arisia.

Tonight’s guest is Rachel Silber of Arisia, “New England’s largest and most diverse science fiction and fantasy convention.”  She adds a staff point of view to Zombrarian and Kriana’s con wrap-up, and even gives us a sneak peek at the guests of honor for next year! (Arisia was also the debut of this amazing Tardis dress, that’s been floating around the ‘net all week. (Kriana and I got to see it in person!)

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Tonight’s guest is Mike Dougherty from Big Damn Films, the mastermind who brought us Browncoats: Redemption. Mike is here to give us an update on Z-Con, his new film about a Sci Fi/Comic Convention that suffers a zombie outbreak.

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Tonight’s guest is author Kristi Petersen Schoonover, who is here to discuss her new book Bad Apple. She told us all about the unique writing process she went through with this book. We also discussed Edgar Allan Poe’s birthday, horror movie story rights, and old fashioned typewriters!

http://www.scifisaturdaynight.com/podcast/talkcast166.mp3

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