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2015 has come to an end, which means it is time for a new SciFi Pulse Radio 2015 Best & Worst Special.

Join co-hosts Ian Cullen (SFP-Now), Marx Pyle (GenreTainment), and Jeff Burns (Super Geeked Up) as they discuss their picks for best & worst movies and TV shows of 2015. Plus, what they are looking forward to in 2016. They discuss Star Wars The Force Awakens, Ant-Man, Mr. Robot, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Arrow, Flash, Ash Vs. Evil Dead, Teen Wolf, Once Upon A Time, The Man In The High Castle, and so much more.

Ian Cullen on Twitter: @SciFiPulse

Marx Pyle on Twitter: @MrMarx

Jeff Burns on Twitter: @SuperGeekedUp

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It's that time of the year again, which means it is time for a new SciFi Pulse Radio Special Christmas Edition episode.

Join co-hosts Ian Cullen (SFP-Now), Marx Pyle (GenreTainment), and Jeff Burns (Super Geeked Up) as they discuss their favorite Christmas themed movies and TV episodes.

Ian Cullen on Twitter: @SciFiPulse

Marx Pyle on Twitter: @MrMarx

Jeff Burns on Twitter: @SuperGeekedUp

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Joining us for this last show before we run our specials over the Christmas Break is singer songwriter Emily Hecht.

Over the course of this chat Emily talks about how popular science fiction and fantasy have informed her lyrics in songs such as 'You Stole Me', which is a homage to the much loved 'The Doctors Wife' episode of 'Doctor Who'.

As well as detailed discussions on current science fiction television we also talk about the current state of the music industry and discuss how difficult it is to break into it when you have something a little more unique to sell.

So raise you glasses, pull up a chair and chill out as Emily takes us on a magic carpet ride into some of the ideas that have helped inform her song writing skills.

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This is episode #110 of GenreTainment and and we are chatting with indie author, YouTuber and filmmaker Garrett Robinson.

After publishing his first work in December of 2012, Robinson has published 9 science fiction & fantasy books (Nightblade, Midrealm, Touch, etc) with many more in development. We discuss how he got started with filmmaking which evolved into writing books. We also learn how he approaches writing and he shares a number of tips for other indie creators.

We learn about his new Legendary line of books he is writing with Sterling & Stone and much more. Oh, and we go on a slight but hopefully interesting tangent about Marvel's Netflix series Jessica Jones and the lack of females roles in fantasy.

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:

• Garrett Robinson's website
• Garret Robinson's YouTube channel
• Garrett Robinson on Twitter: @GarrettAuthor
• GenreTainment on Facebook
• Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail
• League of Geeks
• Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx

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Welcome to another episode of SFP-NOW here on SciFiPulse Radio.

In this episode I get to talk about one of my favorite shows with the break out star of recent seasons Briana Buckmaster who plays the recurring role of the super upbeat Sheriff Donna Hanscum who was introduced to fans in the 2014 episode 'The Purge' but has since gone on to appear in 'Hibbing 911' and the recent 'Plush' episode.

During the course of this chat Briana tells me about a few of her experiences working on the series, but also talks about a few exciting projects that she has in the works.

So if you like strong and funny women that know how to lay down the law and behead vampires at 30 paces. Then you've found the right place.

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Following up on our recent Q&A at scifipulse.net Robin Dunne was kind enough to do an audio interview with us for SFP in which we got chance to talk on a number of topics.

We started by discussing how 'Sanctuary' ended and asked what would Will Zimmerman be doing now.

After this we moved on to Robins guest stint in 'Defiance' before talking about his more current film projects, which include 'A.R.C.H.I.E', which is a fun family movie about a robotic talking dog, which is voiced by none other than Michael J. Fox.

We also chatted a little more about 'Rattletrap', which is Robin's first foray into the world of writing comic books. The comic currently has a campaign on Kickstarter and looks like it could reach its goal.

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Welcome to another episode of SFP-NOW.

This week we feature an interview with fresh faced actress Stephanie Bennett who discusses her role in Romeo Section and chats a little about the pending ABC drama Shadowhunters.

We also talk about filming a Christmas film in the middle of summer and chat about some of the people that have inspired her.

So tune in and zone out as we refresh the parts that no other podcast can.

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It's episode 109 and and we are chatting with dark fantasy, horror and sci-fi writer Alan Baxter.

Baxter is an international master of kung fu who writes novels, novellas and short stories full of magic, monsters and yes, martial arts. Baxter tells us about his infamous first story he wrote when he was 7-years old, his non-fiction book Write The Fight Right, his Alex Caine martial arts/fantasy series, his fantasy novels, his many horror/fantasy/sci-fi short stories, and his martial arts background.

We also discuss his approach to writing, tips on writing fights, tips on writing in general... how Alan is Marx's clone... and 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:

• Alan Baxter's website
• Alan Baxter on Twitter: @AlanBaxter
• GenreTainment on Facebook
• Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail
• League of Geeks
• Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx

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Joining us for this special episode is the team from Supergeekedup who chat about the hit weekly show and also talk about how their individual web series brought them all together.

Jeff Burns talks a bit about how Supergeeked Up evolved from his web series Superknocked Up.

We also get to play a few games, which we developed specially for the gang and we also chat a little about the 'League Of Geeks' network, which we all are a part of on bloghtalkradio.

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Its Halloween and as we do on most years we've found a reason get slowly drunk while discussing horror movies and all things Halloween.

Joining me for the first time in two years are my friend T. Shawn Hardy and his clown killing wife Linda.

The these this year is our top 10 favorite horror heroes and villains.

So tune in and listen to us as we list our favorite characters from classic and not so classic horror movies. Feel free to shout at us if you do not agree and if you think of one that we missed leave a comment either here or on twitter #scifipulse

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