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Podcast: Within the Wires: Relaxation Cassette #3
Cassette #3: Insomnia, Feet [more inside]
Interest in "ars PARADOXICA", a sci-fi/mystery serial fiction podcast?
I recently started listening to ars PARADOXICA (via collectallfour's AskMe) and am really enjoying it. Is there any interest in adding it to the FanFare podcast feeds? [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Relaxation Cassette #2
Anxiety, Stomach: Another relaxation cassette from a world not quite our own.
Please find a quiet space to listen to this cassette where you will be alone, away from your security nurse, unit mates, and all distractions. [more inside]
Podcast: Within the Wires: Relaxation Cassette #1
Cassette 1 of 10: Stress, Shoulders
Music: Mary Epworth, maryepworth.com Written by Jeffrey Cranor and Janina Matthewson. Performed by Janina Matthewson. Logo by Rob Wilson, robwilsonwork.com Part of the Night Vale Presents network. nightvalepresents.com [more inside]
Podcast: Archive 81: Episode 4: A Collection of Disparate Strangeness
Carlos Rolando finds more than he bargained for during his meditations. Dan encounters a strange new friend. And the collection of Ms. Cassandra Wall is made available for viewing.
Podcast: Archive 81: Episode 3: A Story In Cycles
Jesse talks about being born in the Visser building. Mr. Davenport reassures Dan, but only slightly. And Samuel lectures his congregation regarding cycles, stories, and exploitations.
Podcast: Archive 81: Episode 2: A Night At An Opera
Tanya calls to check in on Dan. Mr. Davenport disapproves of this. And Melody hears an otherworldly opera that speaks to her very soul.
Podcast: Archive 81: Episode 1: A Body In A New Place
"A few weeks ago, my friend Daniel Powell disappeared. Before he vanished, he sent me hours and hours of audio he’d collected while working as an archivist for the HHCNYS. The tapes are… strange. I’m not entirely sure if they’re real or not, but I’m posting them in the hope that someone can tell me what’s happened to Dan."
In the spirit of The Black Tapes, Limetown, and The Message comes Archive 81. [more inside]
Podcast: Serial: S02 Episode 11: Present for Duty
What's Bowe's fault, and what isn't? [more inside]
Podcast: Dan Carlin's Hardcore History: Show 57 - Kings of Kings II
From Biblical-era coup conspiracies to the horrific aftermath of ancient combat this second installment of the series on the Kings of Achaemenid Persia goes where only Dan can take it. For better or worse...
Podcast: Serial: S02 Episode 10: Thorny Politics
Are you hearing what I'm hearing?
Podcast: Serial: S01 Update: Day 01, Adnan Syed’s Hearing
Serial is going back to the Adnan Syed case for a few short daily episodes about a new hearing focusing on whether his trial lawyer was negligent. In this first episode, Asia McClain takes the stand.
Podcast: My Brother, My Brother And Me: MBMBaM 285: Home Alone 0: Blood in the Snow
There's a lot more to the Home Alone series than slapstick home defense and Tim Curry's pronunciation of the word "pizza." Like, a lot more. Some dark stuff, too -- and it all exists within the confines of Justin's pseudo-canonical thriller fiction.
Suggested talking points: Great British Fancast, Detergent Cop, Hugs for Drugs, Bye Bye Potter, Mrs. Bakula, Utility Ghost, Prequels
Podcast: Limetown: Answers
APR reporter Lia Haddock receives a disturbing audio file that appears to have been recorded in Limetown during the Panic. Her full interview with the sender of this audio file will be broadcast on Monday December 14. [more inside]
Podcast: Limetown: Episode 6: Cost-Benefit Analysis (Season 1 Finale)
APR reporter Lia Haddock receives the answers she's been seeking in the season one finale of Limetown.
Podcast: The Message: Season 1 - All Episodes
The Message is a new podcast following the weekly reports and interviews from Nicky Tomalin, who is covering the decoding of a message from outer space received 70 years ago. Over the course of 8 episodes we get an inside ear on how a top team of cryptologists attempt to decipher, decode, and understand the alien message. [more inside]
Podcast: Writing Excuses - any interest?
One of the only podcasts I consistently listen to is Writing Excuses, a 15-minute weekly writing instruction podcast with a focus on SF. Is anyone else into it? I know we have a whole bunch of writers on the site, and if people were down it might be a neat way to talk about the writing process and the tips and prompts that they give.
Podcast: WTF with Marc Maron: Episode 617 - Laura Jane Grace
Laura Jane Grace, founder and lead singer of the band Against Me!, tells Marc about her experiences as a trans woman in a punk rock world. Laura tells Marc how she got her start in music, why punk rock was such a natural fit and the many ways her life changed as she transitioned. This episode is sponsored by The Jim Gaffigan Show on TV Land, Casper Mattress and Me Undies. [more inside]
The Thrilling Adventure Hour
Are there many/any listeners to The Thrilling Adventure Hour podcast here? Would there be interest if I started posting TAH episodes on here? If so, should I start with recent episodes or from the beginning?
Some of the recent episodes aren't exactly accessible to newcomers, and the show is probably going to be winding down soon, so I'm torn between starting with the most recent episodes; starting from the beginning; or doing a re-listen that follows a single sequential storyline (eg. Sparks Nevada).
Podcast: Criminal: Episode 21: Bloodlines
Julius Robinson had killed for revenge before, and so when his sister was brutally murdered in her sleep last year, he says he planned to "get" the killer. He felt like his family expected him to get revenge, because that's what he'd always done, both in and out of prison. But when he learned that the killer was actually his 17-year-old nephew, he struggled against his family's expectations and his own.<
Podcast: Reply All: #27 The Fever
This week, producer Stephanie Foo talks about her own and other asian women's experience with online dating. [more inside]
Theory of Everything?
I was considering posting ToE's recent two-part series on the growing popularity of French wine in China to the Blue, but I think it would be much better suited to FanFare: people can listen at their own pace, etc. And ToE is a pretty good series in general and would mesh well with the other podcasts already on FanFare.
Podcast: Criminal: Episode 18: 695BGK
Police officer John Edwards was patrolling a quiet neighborhood in Bellaire, Texas when he saw an SUV driven by two young African-American men. It was just before 2am on December 31, 2008. Edwards followed the SUV and ran the license plate number. When his computer indicated that the SUV was stolen, Edwards drew his gun and told the two men to get down on the ground. It wasn't until later that he realized he'd typed the wrong license plate number into his computer. He was off by one digit. By the time he realized his mistake, one of the men had already been shot in the chest at close range. But there's a major difference between this shooting case and so many others that we've heard about recently. This is the story of Robbie Tolan.
Podcast: My Brother, My Brother And Me: MBMBaM 246: Face 2 Face: Hot Beans
Here's our live show from this past weekend in beautiful Minneapolis! We discussed a lot of important topics, made a lot of really great friends and absolutely, completely fell apart there, towards the end.
Suggested talking points: Baby Pants, Two Dad Jokes, Disney Companions, Tim Curry Family Secrets, Live Show Black Hole, Ghost Puke, Beard Auction, Antiques Roadshow Hacks, Hate Pizza, Bad Texter, Food-Skin Jacket, Zayn Replacement
Should we /can we combine the Better Call Saul podcast w/the FF post?
Another oddly-specific BCS question:
I'm one of the people who have been referring to the podcast in the regular show threads, but I've been doing so sparingly because it feels kinds of weird to talk about it too much. On the other hand, having a podcast-only discussion seems even weirder. Thoughts? [more inside]
Podcast: Song Exploder: The Long Winters - The Commander Thinks Aloud
On February 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart while reentering the earth's atmosphere. John Roderick, singer and songwriter of The Long Winters, wrote "The Commander Thinks Aloud" about that fateful moment. This episode was made from an interview I did with John Roderick in front of a live audience in Seattle, where we discussed how and why he made this song. [more inside]
Podcast: NPR: Pop Culture Happy Hour Podcast: Selma and the Use of Dramatic License in Historical Dramas
This week on Pop Culture Happy Hour, NPR Monkey See's Linda Holmes, Stephen Thompson and Glen Weldon are joined by NPR Code Switch's Gene Demby to discuss the Civil Rights Era film Selma. They'll discuss the direction by Ava DuVernay, the Oprah of it all, and how well it brings Martin Luther King, Jr. to life. Then they'll discuss other historical dramas and the advantages and limitations of dramatic license. All that plus What's Making Us Happy this week.
Podcast: The Adventure Zone: Ep. 5. Here There Be Gerblins - Chapter Five
Merle, Taako and Magnus complete their rescue mission, but then completely fail an entirely new, far more important mission. Taako acquires a powerful artifact, and doesn't seem so stoked about it.
Podcast: Song Exploder: Ghostface Killah - The Battlefield
In November 2014, Ghostface Killah of the Wu-Tang Clan released his 11th album, called 36 Seasons. [more inside]
Podcast: The Dead Authors Podcast: Chapter 38: Ian Fleming, featuring Matt Gourley
Chapter 38: H.G. Wells (Paul F. Tompkins) welcomes the creator of James Bond himself, Ian Fleming (Matt Gourley) to the Dead Authors stage. Mr. Fleming is a troubled soul who only wants to be a monstrous misogynist. Is that so much to ask? Apparently so. [more inside]
Podcast: NPR: Bullseye with Jesse Thorn: Chris Rock and John Cleese
Two comedy giants this week. First, Jesse talks to Chris Rock about what it was like to become one of the world’s best stand-up comics in the 1990s. Rock’s got a new movie out. It’s called Top Five. Then, Jesse sits down with Monty Python member John Cleese. They’ll talk about his early life and about what Cleese really thought about the recent Python reunion. Cleese’s new memoir is called So, Anyway. Plus, we ask Scott Aukerman what piece of culture he wishes he had made. His answer? Twin Peaks. Lastly, Jesse tells you about a TV show that lets people just be people.
Adventure Time: Jake the Brick Season 6, Ep 20
Jake turns into a brick to fulfill a childhood fantasy of being a brick in a wall as it collapses, but ends up narrating the drama of a rabbit caught in a storm.
Serial: The This American Life Podcast
Anybody interested in doing a FanFare for serial? We can pretend that it's a TV Show.