Thursday, May 8, 2008

Escapepod 157: A Small Room in Koboldtown

This was the big time, Escapepod is the mothership of podcast short fiction, AND they asked me to read for on of the 2008 Hugo award nominees!

- I fear i may have blown it however. Lots of folk complained about sound quality issues.

frick.


A Small Room in Koboldtown by Michael Swanwick.

Friday, April 4, 2008

Pseudopod 84: The Sons of Carbon County

Zombies vs Coal Miners...

To all those of Welsh (or Polish) origin I bid you forgiveness over my poor accents. I was more concerned with keeping characters identifiable.

and to Alasdair — it’s pronounced Shy-Anne. No worries brother

The Sons of Carbon County by Amanda Spikol

Friday, January 25, 2008

Pseudopod 74: Tumble

This one is more of a post-apocalyptic sorcery noir. Think Sam Spade with a hex bag. and since it's set in Australia (even though I made no attempt to do an accent) ... I guess I should try to work Mad Max into it too.

There.

I did.

Tumble - By Trent Jamieson

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Games the Thing #023

I did an interview with the awesome the Games the Thing gaming podcast. Mostly we talk about my Gaming work -- but there are bit's about Arcanetimes, Girl Genius, and my short run as a cover model

http://www.thegamesthething.com/index.php?post_id=241424

...wait episode 23? How Illuminati of me.

Friday, June 29, 2007

Pseudopod 037 and 44

I've done two readings for the horror short story podcast Pseudopod. For some reason both stories they asked me to read fall squarely into the "Zombie Apocalypse" genre.

Go figure

Pseudopod 037
We Are All Very Lively - by Richard A. Becker

Pseudopod 044
Stockholm Syndrome - by David Tallerman

Monday, October 16, 2006

Hometown Tales

Woot! I got a mention in the Hometown Tales podcast.

about half way through episode #110 "HT Field Report"

Hometown Tales is an awesome podcast that chronicles ghost stories and uban legends glore. Follow Gene and Bryan as they "uncover all the spooky mysteries that our ancestors used to turn boredom into near homicidal mania in the quaint towns of America in the days of yore", and/or continue their search for tasty pork roll


Thursday, July 27, 2006

Geeks-On Interview

The fine folks over at the Geeks-On podcast interviewd Phil at Comic-con

have a listen -- Phils part is about 25 min in...

http://www.geekson.com/audio/geekon072706.mp3