News, Reviews, and Commentary on all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror audio. Audiobooks, audio drama, podcasts; we discuss all of it here. Mystery, crime, and noir audio are also fair game.
Powerful podcasting, that’s what Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History was. Carlin used to put out the most powerful podcasts I’d ever heard. With episodes like Punic Nightmares, Ghosts Of The Ostfront, and Steppe Stories (now available as audiobook downloads). Half-way through… Read moreDan Carlin’s Hardcore History: #42 Logical Insanity
I’ve been enjoying, with a growing admiration, the New Zealand based Spartacus television series. I like it not least for the unique grammar the writers have developed. It’s a kind of a latinized English – mighty and subjectless sentences that… Read moreSpartacus on television and in history podcasts
Episode #152 of The Science Fiction Book Review Podcast is a discussion of Isaac Asimov’s The End Of Eternity. It’s also a follow-up to the previous time travel episode (#151). Luke and I discuss the book and related time travel… Read moreSFBRP #152: Time Travel Special, part 2 – Isaac Asimov’s – The End Of Eternity
The SFFaudio Podcast #145 – Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. Jesse, Tamahome, Professor Eric S. Rabkin and Jenny discuss Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. |ETEXT| Talked about on today’s show: Tam can’t trust anyone over 25, Jesse’s review in 2008,… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #145 – READALONG: Little Brother by Cory Doctorow
Our friend Anne has added a wonderful new post to his Anne Is A Man blog about podcasts. Says Anne: “I used to write that one should always download the In Our Time podcasts and keep for ever. The BBC… Read moreBBC Radio 4: In Our Time – a new podcast for every subject with shows from the past 14 years
Of what use is public radio in a time of podcasts? That is, other than providing the funding for programmes that can be podcast – is there any use for radio medium specifically? I suggest there is. Beyond giving local… Read moreCommentary: What use is public radio in a time of podcasts?