“During a drama rehearsal in CBR’s studio A, actor-writer Fletcher Markle (left), confers with CBC producer Andrew Allan. In the background are cast members Al Pearce, Claire Murray, Peggy Hazard and Kathy Graham. The play in production is probably from… Read moreCBC Radio Drama in Vancouver during WWII – photo
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
The SFFaudio Podcast #153 – Small Town by Philip K. Dick, read by Gregg Margarite. This is a complete and unabridged reading of the short story followed by a discussion of it with Jesse, Tamahome, and Gregg Margarite! Of Small… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #153 – AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: Small Town by Philip K. Dick
The Bat Segundo Show, episode #432, has the host, Edward Champion, “basking in a pleasant tsunami of erudition” when he talks to Stephen Fry. Among the many subjects discussed in this delightfully wide ranging conversation are Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged,… Read moreThe Bat Segundo Show #432 interview with Stephen Fry
There’s one segment of Nazi Eyes On Canada, episode 5 “Alameda” (Saskatchewan), available via Relic Radio’s Orson Welles: On The Air podcast. |MP3| This is one of the strangest and oldest alternate history radio programs I’ve ever heard |READ OUR… Read moreCBC: Nazi Eyes On Canada
When you’ve got an old paperback book that’s coming apart at the spine, with pages falling out all over the place it’s time to consider making it immortal. In order to do that, in a reasonable period of time, you… Read moreCommentary: How (and why) I make ebooks out of paperbooks