Neil Gaiman speaks about his new collection, Fragile Things, in an interview with Bill Thompson in the October 7 episode of The Bookcast. You can download the mp3 file of this podcast from the RSS feed or from the iTunes podcast listing or from here. The Bookcast mp3 files remain available for download for 90 days after the program. Check the link to Gaiman’s home page for an audio excerpt from this work.
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This latest episode of The Signal podcast contains an interview with Andrew Dorfman and Jack Ward from Firefly: Old Wounds. Hosts Les and Kari talked to Andrew and Jack about the creation of the audio drama for nearly 90 minutes! You can download the episode HERE. Or to subscribe to The Signal Podcast plug this feed into your podcatcher:
http://signal.serenityfirefly.com/podcast.xml
Rick Kleffel’s Agony Column podcast has a new interview with Charles Stross. Rick writes: “We covered all the high points that I suspect listeners will want to hear; space opera, economic genre fiction, gender bending and everything from the status of children in so-called Victorian London to Napoleonic space battles over far-flung planets, from the Cory Doctorow-like lead character of Accelerando to the status of children in so-called Victorian England.”
Click to download the MP3 direct!
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Joe Mahoney, CBC Radio Producer, has posted three interesting MP3 interviews that he recorded at Torcon in 2003 to his blog (AssortedNonsense.com). Joe writes “I happen to have some tape of some of this year’s Hugo winners [and Larry Niven]. I thought, well, I could let it rot on my bookshelf or give it to the world. So I roused myself from my usual lethargy and blew the dust off some of the material I recorded back at the 61st World Science Fiction Convention in Toronto in 2003.”
Larry Niven interview |MP3|
“A Science Fiction convention is something like heaven to me.”
John Scalzi interview |MP3|
“I wrote a novel called Old Man’s War …”
Frank Wu interview |MP3|
“I’d really like to do a lot more spaceships, robots and aliens.”
Joe also says: “As you might already know (especially if you read this blog), Robert Charles Wilson just won a much deserved Hugo for his novel Spin. We just had the man in the studio a few minutes ago and I interviewed him about Spin and winning the Hugo, and he’ll be on The Arts Tonight [a CBC Radio One show] within the next couple of weeks.” you can look for the link HERE some time this coming week.
The latest Dragon Page With Class podcast features an interview with the über-cool Matthew Wayne Selznick, author and narrator of the Brave Men Run podiobook and the upcopming Light Of The Outsider podcast novel. Click HERE to download Show #014 directly. Or subscribe to the show’s XML feed by pluggin this into your podcatcher software:
http://www.dragonpage.com/podcastWC.xml
JohnHerman.org‘s The Eye has the second part of the two part video interview with James Patrick Kelly. In the vid Jim talks about his podcast novella Burn which was nominated for a Hugo (losing to as of yet unadapted to audio piece by Connie Willis, entitled Inside Job).
Click HERE to download the M4A file.
Or subscribe to the video podcast with this feed:
http://johnherman.org//theeye/?feed=rss2