The Skiffy and Fanty Show #4.0b is Live! (Religion in SF and Why Fantasy is More Popular)
The second half of our special episode is up and waiting for your approval. Jason Sanford, John Ottinger, and Adam join us to discuss the lovely topics in the title above. Here’s the episode. We hope you enjoy it!
The Skiffy and Fanty Show #4.0a is Live! (Schizophrenic Computers and Other Weird Crap)
The new episode is live. A very special episode it is, too. Jason Sanford, John Ottinger, and Adam Callaway join us on the show to talk about bad movies, some really weird science news, and other fun things (like film adaptations, Inception, and some bad jokes about Megan Fox…). Here’s the episode if you’d like […]
The Skiffy and Fanty Show #3.9 is Live! (Torture Cinema Meets Batman & Robin)
I’m going to steal the introduction to the episode in question to explain what this is all about, because it’s full of hatred and love: We’re back and pissed off. Why? Because our listeners chose Batman and Robin in our Torture Cinema poll and forced us to watch it. Thanks a lot, jerks! The good […]
The Skiffy and Fanty Show #3.8 is live! (NebulaFail 2010)
Adam returns for one of our most controversial episodes of the year: our take on the recently announced Nebula Awards. It’s full of ranting goodness, love for our favorites, and plenty of testosterone-filled nonsense. If you want to hear our take (an extended take, really), stream or download the episode.
The Skiffy and Fanty Show #3.7 is Live! (Interview w/ Alex Bledsoe)
The title says it all. Alex Bledsoe, author of Dark Jenny (an Eddie LaCrosse novel), joins us on the show to talk about his books, the fantasy genre, and much more. Thomas Pynchon fans be warned: a few playful jokes are had at the postmodern bard’s expense. If you’d like to check out the episode, […]
The Skiffy and Fanty Show #3.6 is Live! (Science Fiction: Entertainment or Pretentious Art?)
Adam returns for an unexpected discussion about whether science fiction writers and readers go to the form for its entertainment value. Think of it as an unofficial and disorganized pretentious literary elite primer. We also tackle that wicked “speculative fiction” term and talk about what we’re reading and writing. Needles to say, GRRM makes yet […]