Our latest author interview is up for your enjoyment. This week, urban fantasy author Diana Rowland joins us to talk about some really bizarre stuff. Such as: morgues and their smells, substance abuse and zombies, etc. Feel free to check out the episode here.
The latest episode is here. Jen and I talk to Lavie Tidhar about his latest book, Osama from PS Publishing, and some difficult topics like terrorism, 9/11, and Osama Bin Laden. You definitely don’t want to miss this one, folks!
I think the description on The Skiffy and Fanty Show explains things better than I could reiterate here: Jason Sanford, who may be the greatest man with a southern accent to grace the Internet, joins us for an extensive discussion about heroes. Why do we love them? How have they changed in our lifetimes? What is a heroic act? We answer those questions and more, touching on everything from District 9 to Milk. The big question for all of you: Why do you love heroes and what is a heroic act to you? If that sounds like something up your alley, go over and download the episode. Anywho!
The new episode is here! This week, Jen and I take the awful apocalypse movie 2012. And it’s really bad. Really. Trust us…we’ve been watching crappy movies for a while. Wait? It’s not as bad as we thought it would be, but still pretty bad? Oh… Anyway. If you’d like to hear what we have to say about this darned flick, go download the mp3 or follow us on iTunes!
The lovely writing duo joins Jen and I on The Skiffy and Fanty Show to talk about their Vampire Earth series, alternate history, brash Americans, and much more. Check out the episode here! In other news: it poured rain outside my apart today in a way that makes me suspect flash floods have destroyed downtown Gainesville. This, of course, would be God’s justice for the city allowing such a seedy backwater hellhole to exist in the first place. Pah! In other other news: a video will hit this blog some time tonight. Look out for it!
It’s here! Late as heck, but here! And it’s all about zombies. This week, Jen and I talk to Rhiannon Frater about her zombie novels, Texas’ survival chances when the zombocalypse finally drags the world into blood and flames, and some deeper topics, such as what makes zombies such a compelling monster, etc. Hopefully you’ll all check out the episode. A fun interview, that’s for sure.
