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Welcome to the annual SciFiPulse Radio Halloween Special with hosts Ian Cullen, T. Shawn Hardy and Linda Hardy. 

Pretty much since SciFiPulse Radio began as a humble podcast back in 2008. We have always tried to celebrate Halloween with something a little different. Whether it be our Top Ten films. We always have fun talking and hope you have fun by hearing us banter too. 

This year we hit on the idea of creating our own endings to classic horror and science fiction films. And as you will find out. Many of our ideas are off the wall. 

Some of the movies discussed here include Halloween, Gremlins and Jaws. We also have an interesting mishmash of Star Wars and Frankenstein. But you will have to listen to find out. 

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Marx goes solo for episode 119,  chatting with video game writer (Game of Thrones, Minecraft: Story Mode), novelist (Allie Strom and the Ring of Solomon, Falls of Redemption), screenwriter (Wrecked, My Husband’s Preggo), and podcast host Justin Sloan.

They talk about Justin's fiction books, his non-fiction (Creative Writing Career), writing for video games, how being a veteran has affected his writing, and so much more. And you may have recently heard Marx be a guest on Justin's Creative Writing Career podcast.

GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.  We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.

Links:

• Justin Sloan's website
• Justin Sloan's author website
• Justin Sloan on Twitter: @justinmsloan
• Justin Sloan on YouTube
• Death Marked: An Urban Fantasy Series (Modern Necromancy Book 1) by Justin Sloan & Michael La Ronn
• Webseries, Film School, Short Films, and Martial Arts, with Marx Pyle (Marx On Creative Writing Career Podcast)
• Instafreebie
• Telltale Games
• GenreTainment on Facebook
• Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail
• Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx

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Welcome to another episode of GenreTainment at Sci Fi Pulse Radio! This 118th episode is a special festival episode.

Marx recently went to ITVFest, the Independent Television and Film Festival, where he did one of four presentations in the IAWTV Producer Prep panel track. The presentations went really well and Marx enjoyed the festival. At the festival Marx snagged 10 mini-interviews with creators of web series, indie TV pilots, and short films.

WARNING: The interviews were live and there is some wind noise on some of these episodes. We did our best to clean up the audio.

GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.  We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.

Links:

ITVFest http://www.itvfest.com/ ITVFest on Twitter ITVFest on Facebook

Darwin the series http://darwintheseries.com/ Darwin's YouTube channel Darwin on Twitter Ghost Light http://www.kellyspoolhallproductions.com/ https://twitter.com/kellyspoolhall http://www.ghostlighttheseries.com/ Ghost Light's YouTube channel Ghost Light on Facebook Superior Living (Brandon Polanco - Winner Best Animation) Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/bfilm87 Brandon Polanco on Twitter Lifelines (A. Monnie Aleahmad - Winner Best TV Drama / Best Actor, Drama) Lifelines Trailer https://twitter.com/monniedragon The Forklorist http://thefolklorist.newtv.org/ The Folklorist on YouTube The Folklorist on Twitter   Knights of New Jersey Knights of New Jersey on YouTube Knights of New Jersey on Facebook Knights of New Jersey on Twitter LARPs http://www.larpstheseries.com/ LARPs on Facebook LARPS on Twitter Wizard U http://www.geniuslosers.com/index.php

Welcome to another fantastic episode of SFP-NOW.

This week our special guest is Adrian Hough who aside from having worked with Peter Capaldi in the early part of his career has gone on to pop up in a lot of genre television, film and video games. 

During our chat. Adrian talks about his role in (Re)Assignment in which he plays the role of Sigourney Weaver's onscreen brother and he also talks about his experience in making 'Assassins Creed: Rogue', which earned the actor tons of love from fans of the game and also immortalised him in action figure form. 

After the interview I am joined by Raissa to discuss everything that is wrong with the CBS remake of 'MacGyver' as well as much more about the shows that we are currently buzzing about. 

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Welcome to another exciting episode of SFP-NOW. 

This week we have another 'Beyond Impossible' interview conducted by Julian Chamblis. 

Julian chats with artist, illustrator and writer Nilah Magruder about her varied works across multiple mediums and genres, which of course includes comics. 

As always Julian talks to Nilah about a number of varied subjects relating to her work and the challenges she has faced over her career as one of America's most distinctive visual story tellers. 

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Welcome to another packed episode of SFP-NOW.

This week Raissa and Ian discuss the future of TV series such as The Flash and touch on the fact that we'll be seeing a 'Flash' and 'Supergirl' musical episode. 

Our special guest this week is comics writer Daniel Corey who chats with us about his latest 'Moriarty' book.

Daniel also touches on the fact that he is experimenting with various new technologies with his comics. 

We also discuss the cool stuff that is happening with Virtual Reality and VR Gaming.  And look at some of the possibilities of comics going a little more into the gaming space. 

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It's time for episode 117 and we are chatting with writer Chris Fox! When you have non-fiction books with titles like 5,000 Word Per Hour and Write To Market, plus fiction books that have a mix of werewolves, zombies, and aliens you are going to get people's attention. And don't forget his very publicly documented challenge to himself to write & edit a full length novel in 21 days. Not only did he do it, but it has sold extremely well!

Chris tells us how he got into writing, talks about his various books, and shares so many excellent writing tips. Oh, and somehow we got onto the topic of language, Neanderthals, and bunnies... it makes sense we promise.

GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.  We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.

Links:

• Chris Fox's website
• Chris Fox on Twitter: @ScholarlyFox
• Chris Fox on YouTube
• GenreTainment on Facebook
• Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail
• Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx

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It's time for episode 116 and we are chatting with writer and producer Ben Edlund (Supernatural, Angel, Firefly, Gotham, Revolution), the creator of The Tick TV show and comic book series.

The Tick is always one of those shows that often makes the list of TV shows that ended to soon. So it is very awesome to see Amazon giving Ben Edlund a second chance at a live-action series version of The Tick. We spoke with Ben about his plans for the show, how it will differ from the first incarnation, and so much more.

GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.  We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.

Links:

• The Tick pilot (2016) on Amazon
• Ben Edlund on Twitter: @ben_edlund
• Peter Serafinowicz's Sassy Trump
• GenreTainment on Facebook
• Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail
• Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx

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Due to some of our listeners requesting it. We have posted this episode, which just includes our interview with 'Suicide Squad's' Alain Chanoine.

During the interview the actor behind Incubus talks about how fulfilling it was for him to get the chance to work on a film with Will Smith. 

He also talked a little about his time on 'Spartacus' as well as his role in 'Blade III' a role that he'd happily take over from Wesley Snipes if given the chance to. 

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Welcome to another exciting edition of SFP-NOW.

This week we welcome back Raissa for the TV segment in which we discuss the new 'Star Trek' series 'The Musketeers' final season and some retro television in the way of 'The Adventures Of Brisco County Jr'.

Our special guest this week is Alain Chanoine who is best known for his recent role of Incubus in the summer Blockbuster film 'Suicide Squad'.

During our chat Alain talks about how working with Will Smith was a dream come true. He also talks about his roles in Spartacus and Blade III. 

So if you are a fan of the movie 'Suicide Squad' and would like some of the insider talk from the movie. Then tune in. 

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