More Podcasty Goodness
As we enter in the last quarter of 2014, I realize there are
a few podcasts I have not covered yet. A few of these I discovered this year
and others I just forgot to include them.
This will be the shortest of the Podcast write-up articles. That is because most of the really good stuff
has been covered earlier on the blog.
The Disney, Indiana
The Disney, Indiana Podcast is hosted by husband and wife team
Scott and Tracey Morris. As the title
implies they are podcasting from the state of Indiana Disney Disney , Indiana
The Alton Browncast
http://thebrowncast.libsyn.com/ (The first 49 podcasts)
http://altonbrown.com/altonblog/the-alton-browncast-podcast/
(The succeeding podcasts starting with episode 50)
Alton Brown from Food Network had a podcast on the Nerdist
Network. His last show was in June of
2014. The show returned in October with
a new feed. He started with multiple
segments then became an interview show.
He does not just interview Chef and television personalities. He has interviews with people in the culinary
world with unique and interesting perspectives.
The show is worth a try to anyone interested in cooking and food.
Christiana Ellis/ Space Casey/ Nina Kimberly the Merciless/
Shallow Thoughts
I have mentioned Christiana before as a panel member of The
Beyond the Wall Podcast and the Consumption Podcast. I had encountered her before with her Podcast
novels in Podiobooks and her Shallow Thoughts podcast. Nina Kimberly the Merciless is a Fantasy Comedy
podcast Novel and Space Casey is Space Opera Comedy. She is known for her irreverent humor and
definitely is a fan of Monty Python.
Warning eating and listening to Christiana can be hazardous to your
health.
The Worlds of Abigail Hilton/ The Prophet of Panamindorah
I mention Abigail Hilton’s Guild of the Cowry Catchers
podcast of that series of books. I forgot
to mention the first set of books she podcast set in the same world as Cowry
Catchers. The Prophet of Panamindoroah
is a young adult style trilogy where as Cowry Catchers was a mature audiences
series. Most folks discover this
first. Sorry I forgot to mention the
first series. They are very different,
but same world and same author. The
Worlds of Abigail Hilton Podcast releases two shows a week. The first is an old but not forgotten piece
of podcasted short fiction. Her second
podcast of the week is discussion, fan feedback and personal updates. Abbie is thoughtful and interesting.
Comic Book Central
Comic Books Central is a podcast about what its catchphrase
says it is, “Where Comic Books come to life.”
It is an interview show with folks who have brought Comic Book
Characters to TV or Film in either live action or animation. The host is Joe Stuber, also from the
IndyCast. He interviews actors,
producers, directors, and show runners of these adaptations. He has interviewed Erin Gray, Lou Ferrigno,
William Katt, Stan Lee and many more. A
good deal of it is centered on the 70’s and 80’s TV and Film, but he has
covered more including the Marvel Films and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. It is a great interview show.
Radio Free Nerdcore
Radio Free Nerdcore is from Jeff “DJ Switch” Sorensen of the
Dangerous Kids Podcast. This podcast is
about Nerdcore, Nerd flavored Hip-Hop, and Nerd/Geek music in general. It includes interviews and music with folks
involved in the Nerd/Geek music community.
Switch usually asks his guests to give the audience a top ten list of
their favorite Nerd/Geek songs. It is
great stuff and from time to time Switch learns something new. The joy of discovery from him is fun to
experience. One learns that the host loves this variety of music.
Geek Remixed: The Podcast/ Geek Remixed
Not covering this podcast was huge oversight. Bobby Roberts, of Cort and Fatboy Show and
Welcome to That Whole Thing, uses the moniker of Fatboy Roberts for his
remixes. He remixes Television, film,
and Video game themes. He also has done
a few mash-ups as well. He did a podcast
from August to November of 2012 that ran down the whys hows and whatfors of his
process of making that music. It is
informative and he even includes what versions of what songs he used to mix his
work. I have both the link to the
podcast and his music here.
Rachel and Miles X-Plain the X-Men
Rachel Edidin and Miles Stokes try to explain the convoluted
and wonderful continuity of the X-Men.
They start with the Silver Age and move forward. They also have a
YouTube show Rachel and Miles Review the X-Men where they do video reviews of
most of the X titles. They are fans sharing their love of everyone’s favorite
Uncanny Mutants and all their various offshoots. If you are a old hand or a novice, if you
love the X-Men this is for you.
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