http://odeo.com/channels/3419-Slice-of-SciFi EvoTerra no Science Fiction TV & Movie News, Interviews & more: News about science fiction TV, movies and more from Michael, Summer, Brian, Sam and his news crew. If it\'s on the tube or silver screen, and someone is toting a blaster or a longsword, we\'re probably talking about it! Science Fiction TV & Movie News, Interviews & more: News about science fiction TV, movies and more from Michael, Summer, Brian, Sam and his news crew. If it\'s on the tube or silver screen, and someone is toting a blaster or a longsword, we\'re probably talking about it! News you crave about science fiction and fantasy television, movies, comics and fan films, with interviews and more en 40 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 02:48:32 -0800 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 02:48:32 -0800 Entertainment http://odeo.com/episodes/25429542-Slice-Queen-Report-001-Halloween-Wrap-Up Brooke Lewis, The Slice Queen, brings us a post-Halloween report on the 2009 Spike TV Scream Awards, the Playboy Mansion Halloween party, and the target=”_blank”Bowling for Boobies charity event to raise money on behalf of breast cancer research (bringing in $80k!) Check out this month’s issue of Scars Magazine, featuring Brooke and Tony Todd on the cover! Brooke also has a mini review of the movie The Hills Run Red (did we hear a 3 scream rating in there?) Brooke Lewis, The Slice Queen, brings us a post-Halloween report on the 2009 Spike TV Scream Awards, the Playboy Mansion Halloween party, and the target=”_blank”Bowling for Boobies charity event to raise money on behalf of breast cancer research (bringing in $80k!) Check out this month’s issue of Scars Magazine, featuring Brooke and Tony Todd on the cover! Brooke also has a mini review of the movie The Hills Run Red (did we hear a 3 scream rating in there?) Brooke Lewis, The Slice Queen, brings us a post-Halloween report on the 2009 Spike TV Scream Awards, the Playboy Mansion Halloween party, and the target=”_blank”Bowling for Boobies charity event to raise money on behalf of breast cancer research (bringing in $80k!) Check out this month’s issue of Scars Magazine, featuring Brooke and Tony Todd on the cover! Brooke also has a mini review of the movie The Hills Run Red (did we hear a 3 scream rating in there?) tag:odeo.com,2009-11-08,25429542 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 02:48:32 -0800 no Slice of SciFi Specials http://odeo.com/episodes/25421994-Slice-of-SciFi-238-A-Conversation-With-Director-Richard-Kelly Slice of SciFi #238:  A Conversation With Director Richard Kelly In the News: Halycon will sell the rights to the “Terminator” franchise next year and Joss Whedon wants to buy them.  This needs to happen… Astronomers observed light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago. Want to spend three days in space?  Start saving your pennies now.  The first hotel in space is on track to open in 2012. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Talk: Owen Wilson will provide the voice of Marmaduke for the upcoming big-screen adaptation.  At least it’s an Owen Wilson movie with a dog that will have a happy ending… Ed Norton and Willem Defoe talk about potentially reprising roles in the Marvel Universe movies. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and playe... Slice of SciFi #238:  A Conversation With Director Richard Kelly In the News: Halycon will sell the rights to the “Terminator” franchise next year and Joss Whedon wants to buy them.  This needs to happen… Astronomers observed light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago. Want to spend three days in space?  Start saving your pennies now.  The first hotel in space is on track to open in 2012. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Talk: Owen Wilson will provide the voice of Marmaduke for the upcoming big-screen adaptation.  At least it’s an Owen Wilson movie with a dog that will have a happy ending… Ed Norton and Willem Defoe talk about potentially reprising roles in the Marvel Universe movies. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   While there’s no official word yet that we won’t get more “Defying Gravity,” it’s not looking good.  Creator and producer James Parrott talks about the plans he had for the next couple of seasons for the show. Interview:  This week, we talk to director Richard Kelly, whose new film “The Box” hit theaters this weekend. In the Future: “Men in Black 3″ has found a writer.  Now can they get Will Smith back? There’s a story circulating that NBC has told “Heroes” its time to wrap things up…for good. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Chillpak Hollywood Hour Promo:  Geekcred Promo: G-Mail Podcast Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: DragonPage Cover to Cover Slice of SciFi #238:  A Conversation With Director Richard Kelly In the News: Halycon will sell the rights to the “Terminator” franchise next year and Joss Whedon wants to buy them.  This needs to happen… Astronomers observed light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago. Want to spend three days in space?  Start saving your pennies now.  The first hotel in space is on track to open in 2012. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Talk: Owen Wilson will provide the voice of Marmaduke for the upcoming big-screen adaptation.  At least it’s an Owen Wilson movie with a dog that will have a happy ending… Ed Norton and Willem Defoe talk about potentially reprising roles in the Marvel Universe movies. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   While there’s no official word yet that we won’t get more “Defying Gravity,” it’s not looking good.  Creator and producer James Parrott talks about the plans he had for the next couple of seasons for the show. Interview:  This week, we talk to director Richard Kelly, whose new film “The Box” hit theaters this weekend. In the Future: “Men in Black 3″ has found a writer.  Now can they get Will Smith back? There’s a story circulating that NBC has told “Heroes” its time to wrap things up…for good. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Chillpak Hollywood Hour Promo:  Geekcred Promo: G-Mail Podcast Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: DragonPage Cover to Cover tag:odeo.com,2009-11-07,25421994 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 07:00:14 -0800 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25417177-Slice-of-SciFi-238-A-Conversation-With-Director-Richard-Kelly Slice of SciFi #238:  A Conversation With Director Richard Kelly In the News: Halycon will sell the rights to the “Terminator” franchise next year and Joss Whedon wants to buy them.  This needs to happen… Astronomers observed light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago. Want to spend three days in space?  Start saving your pennies now.  The first hotel in space is on track to open in 2012. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Talk: Owen Wilson will provide the voice of Marmaduke for the upcoming big-screen adaptation.  At least it’s an Owen Wilson movie with a dog that will have a happy ending… Ed Norton and Willem Defoe talk about potentially reprising roles in the Marvel Universe movies. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and playe... Slice of SciFi #238:  A Conversation With Director Richard Kelly In the News: Halycon will sell the rights to the “Terminator” franchise next year and Joss Whedon wants to buy them.  This needs to happen… Astronomers observed light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago. Want to spend three days in space?  Start saving your pennies now.  The first hotel in space is on track to open in 2012. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Talk: Owen Wilson will provide the voice of Marmaduke for the upcoming big-screen adaptation.  At least it’s an Owen Wilson movie with a dog that will have a happy ending… Ed Norton and Willem Defoe talk about potentially reprising roles in the Marvel Universe movies. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   While there’s no official word yet that we won’t get more “Defying Gravity,” it’s not looking good.  Creator and producer James Parrott talks about the plans he had for the next couple of seasons for the show. Interview:  This week, we talk to director Richard Kelly, whose new film “The Box” hit theaters this weekend. In the Future: “Men in Black 3″ has found a writer.  Now can they get Will Smith back? There’s a story circulating that NBC has told “Heroes” its time to wrap things up…for good. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Chillpak Hollywood Hour Promo:  Geekcred Promo: G-Mail Podcast Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: DragonPage Cover to Cover Slice of SciFi #238:  A Conversation With Director Richard Kelly In the News: Halycon will sell the rights to the “Terminator” franchise next year and Joss Whedon wants to buy them.  This needs to happen… Astronomers observed light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago. Want to spend three days in space?  Start saving your pennies now.  The first hotel in space is on track to open in 2012. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Talk: Owen Wilson will provide the voice of Marmaduke for the upcoming big-screen adaptation.  At least it’s an Owen Wilson movie with a dog that will have a happy ending… Ed Norton and Willem Defoe talk about potentially reprising roles in the Marvel Universe movies. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   While there’s no official word yet that we won’t get more “Defying Gravity,” it’s not looking good.  Creator and producer James Parrott talks about the plans he had for the next couple of seasons for the show. Interview:  This week, we talk to director Richard Kelly, whose new film “The Box” hit theaters this weekend. In the Future: “Men in Black 3″ has found a writer.  Now can they get Will Smith back? There’s a story circulating that NBC has told “Heroes” its time to wrap things up…for good. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Chillpak Hollywood Hour Promo:  Geekcred Promo: G-Mail Podcast Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: DragonPage Cover to Cover tag:odeo.com,2009-11-07,25417177 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 07:00:14 -0800 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25413290-Slice-of-SciFi-237-Voicemail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week we’re highlighting the newly redesigned FarPoint Media web site.  And now you can find it not only at .net but also at www.farpointmedia.com.   We think you’ll love the new look and feel of our site.   And keep tuning in..some great changes are on the way. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week we’re highlighting the newly redesigned FarPoint Media web site.  And now you can find it not only at .net but also at www.farpointmedia.com.   We think you’ll love the new look and feel of our site.   And keep tuning in..some great changes are on the way. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-06,25413290 Fri, 06 Nov 2009 07:00:02 -0800 no Slice of SciFi News http://odeo.com/episodes/25386126-%E2%80%9C7th-Son-Descent%E2%80%9D-Episode-4-%E2%80%94-A-Slice-of-SciFi-Special Welcome to the fourth serialized audio installment of J.C. Hutchins’ 7th Son: Descent, a high-tech thriller novel.  In 7th Son, human cloning isn’t near — it’s already here. If this is your first exposure to our free serialization of 7th Son, you can easily catch up by experiencing part one , part two and part three . You can also dive in right away, thanks to… THE STORY SO FAR: Yesterday, seven men were kidnapped and brought to a secret government science facility. There, they discovered that they were unwitting human clones, identical in flesh and childhood memories. Their creators assembled them to stop the man behind the recent assassination of the U.S. president: a psychopath code-named John Alpha … the very man they were cloned from years ago. John, Kilroy2.0, Father Thomas and the other “Beta Clones” were told that Alpha’s plans for chaos were just beginning, and he had terrifying technologies at his disposal that permit h... Welcome to the fourth serialized audio installment of J.C. Hutchins’ 7th Son: Descent, a high-tech thriller novel.  In 7th Son, human cloning isn’t near — it’s already here. If this is your first exposure to our free serialization of 7th Son, you can easily catch up by experiencing part one , part two and part three . You can also dive in right away, thanks to… THE STORY SO FAR: Yesterday, seven men were kidnapped and brought to a secret government science facility. There, they discovered that they were unwitting human clones, identical in flesh and childhood memories. Their creators assembled them to stop the man behind the recent assassination of the U.S. president: a psychopath code-named John Alpha … the very man they were cloned from years ago. John, Kilroy2.0, Father Thomas and the other “Beta Clones” were told that Alpha’s plans for chaos were just beginning, and he had terrifying technologies at his disposal that permit him to record and implant human memories into anyone. Further, he abducted Dania Sheridan, the woman the clones remember as their mother … and left a clue for them to find him. Check out the fourth serialized installment below. If you’re enjoying this serialized experience, support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. Note: The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. Welcome to the fourth serialized audio installment of J.C. Hutchins’ 7th Son: Descent, a high-tech thriller novel.  In 7th Son, human cloning isn’t near — it’s already here. If this is your first exposure to our free serialization of 7th Son, you can easily catch up by experiencing part one , part two and part three . You can also dive in right away, thanks to… THE STORY SO FAR: Yesterday, seven men were kidnapped and brought to a secret government science facility. There, they discovered that they were unwitting human clones, identical in flesh and childhood memories. Their creators assembled them to stop the man behind the recent assassination of the U.S. president: a psychopath code-named John Alpha … the very man they were cloned from years ago. John, Kilroy2.0, Father Thomas and the other “Beta Clones” were told that Alpha’s plans for chaos were just beginning, and he had terrifying technologies at his disposal that permit him to record and implant human memories into anyone. Further, he abducted Dania Sheridan, the woman the clones remember as their mother … and left a clue for them to find him. Check out the fourth serialized installment below. If you’re enjoying this serialized experience, support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. Note: The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-04,25386126 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:23:14 -0800 no Slice of SciFi Specials, featured http://odeo.com/episodes/25386131-Slice-of-SciFi-237-An-Interview-with-Brad-Dourif Slice of SciFi #237:  An Interview With Brad Dourif In the News: Technicolor is teaming with local theaters to expand 3-D theaters. Speaking of 3-D, Hollywood has their eye on “Avatar” and the new techniques used to make the movie. Who would win if you arm wrestle a t-rex?  Find out. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Review:  Chad in Concord gives us a review of “Pontypool.” Movie Talk: Iain M. Bank’s “Culture” series is coming to the big-screen. The film rights for Das Petrou and John Watkiss’ original graphic novel “Ring of Roses” have been picked up by Spice Factory and Persistent Entertainment. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Brian Petersontalks about the future of “Smallville.&#8... Slice of SciFi #237:  An Interview With Brad Dourif In the News: Technicolor is teaming with local theaters to expand 3-D theaters. Speaking of 3-D, Hollywood has their eye on “Avatar” and the new techniques used to make the movie. Who would win if you arm wrestle a t-rex?  Find out. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Review:  Chad in Concord gives us a review of “Pontypool.” Movie Talk: Iain M. Bank’s “Culture” series is coming to the big-screen. The film rights for Das Petrou and John Watkiss’ original graphic novel “Ring of Roses” have been picked up by Spice Factory and Persistent Entertainment. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Brian Petersontalks about the future of “Smallville.” Interview:  This week, we have talk to horror movie icon Brad Dourif about his new project, “Fading of the Cries.” Find out more about this independent project that you’ll want to keep an eye out for. In the Future: Stephen King will co-write a new series titled “American Vampire” for DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint Reality producer Scott Messick has partnered with the Lego Group to develop non-scripted series based on the popular toy line. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Transformed Promo:  SFF Audio Promo: Tales from the Verse Promo: DragonLance Canticle Slice of SciFi #237:  An Interview With Brad Dourif In the News: Technicolor is teaming with local theaters to expand 3-D theaters. Speaking of 3-D, Hollywood has their eye on “Avatar” and the new techniques used to make the movie. Who would win if you arm wrestle a t-rex?  Find out. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. Movie Review:  Chad in Concord gives us a review of “Pontypool.” Movie Talk: Iain M. Bank’s “Culture” series is coming to the big-screen. The film rights for Das Petrou and John Watkiss’ original graphic novel “Ring of Roses” have been picked up by Spice Factory and Persistent Entertainment. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and your knowledge with some Halloween film clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Brian Petersontalks about the future of “Smallville.” Interview:  This week, we have talk to horror movie icon Brad Dourif about his new project, “Fading of the Cries.” Find out more about this independent project that you’ll want to keep an eye out for. In the Future: Stephen King will co-write a new series titled “American Vampire” for DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint Reality producer Scott Messick has partnered with the Lego Group to develop non-scripted series based on the popular toy line. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Transformed Promo:  SFF Audio Promo: Tales from the Verse Promo: DragonLance Canticle tag:odeo.com,2009-10-31,25386131 Sat, 31 Oct 2009 08:00:39 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25386132-Slice-of-SciFi-236-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week we’re highlighting the newly redesigned FarPoint Media web site.  And now you can find it not only at .net but also at www.farpointmedia.com.   We think you’ll love the new look and feel of our site.   And keep tuning in..some great changes are on the way. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week we’re highlighting the newly redesigned FarPoint Media web site.  And now you can find it not only at .net but also at www.farpointmedia.com.   We think you’ll love the new look and feel of our site.   And keep tuning in..some great changes are on the way. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-30,25386132 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:21:53 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25386135-%E2%80%9C7th-Son-Descent%E2%80%9D-Episode-3-%E2%80%94-A-Slice-of-SciFi-Special Welcome to the third serialized audio installment of J.C. Hutchins’ SF thriller 7th Son: Descent, a novel set in present day featuring human cloning, dangerous technologies, and “beyond Top Secret” government conspiracies. If this is your first exposure to our free serialization of 7th Son, catching up is a breeze. You can find the novel’s first installment here , and its second installment here . Or you can dive in right away, thanks to… THE STORY SO FAR: Two weeks after the bizarre murder of the U.S. president, seven strangers were torn from their “normal” lives and brought to a secret government science facility. Despite minor differences in appearance, it was clear they were the same man, with identical childhood memories. These seven “John Michael Smiths” were unwitting participants in a human cloning experiment. Each man — carpenter John, demented hacker Kilroy2.0, marine Michael and the others — were brought he... Welcome to the third serialized audio installment of J.C. Hutchins’ SF thriller 7th Son: Descent, a novel set in present day featuring human cloning, dangerous technologies, and “beyond Top Secret” government conspiracies. If this is your first exposure to our free serialization of 7th Son, catching up is a breeze. You can find the novel’s first installment here , and its second installment here . Or you can dive in right away, thanks to… THE STORY SO FAR: Two weeks after the bizarre murder of the U.S. president, seven strangers were torn from their “normal” lives and brought to a secret government science facility. Despite minor differences in appearance, it was clear they were the same man, with identical childhood memories. These seven “John Michael Smiths” were unwitting participants in a human cloning experiment. Each man — carpenter John, demented hacker Kilroy2.0, marine Michael and the others — were brought here because their creators identified the man behind the president’s assassination. It’s the man they were cloned from — the man whose childhood memories they all share — a ruthless psychopath code-named “John Alpha.” As the clones wrestle with these revelations, the Project 7th Son staffers promise to reveal even more about their extraordinary origins…. Check out the third serialized installment below. If you enjoy the experience, support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. Welcome to the third serialized audio installment of J.C. Hutchins’ SF thriller 7th Son: Descent, a novel set in present day featuring human cloning, dangerous technologies, and “beyond Top Secret” government conspiracies. If this is your first exposure to our free serialization of 7th Son, catching up is a breeze. You can find the novel’s first installment here , and its second installment here . Or you can dive in right away, thanks to… THE STORY SO FAR: Two weeks after the bizarre murder of the U.S. president, seven strangers were torn from their “normal” lives and brought to a secret government science facility. Despite minor differences in appearance, it was clear they were the same man, with identical childhood memories. These seven “John Michael Smiths” were unwitting participants in a human cloning experiment. Each man — carpenter John, demented hacker Kilroy2.0, marine Michael and the others — were brought here because their creators identified the man behind the president’s assassination. It’s the man they were cloned from — the man whose childhood memories they all share — a ruthless psychopath code-named “John Alpha.” As the clones wrestle with these revelations, the Project 7th Son staffers promise to reveal even more about their extraordinary origins…. Check out the third serialized installment below. If you enjoy the experience, support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-29,25386135 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:37:55 -0700 no Slice of SciFi Specials, featured http://odeo.com/episodes/25364665-Slice-of-SciFi-236-A-Conversation-with-David-Blue-of-%E2%80%9CSG-U%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #236:  A Conversation with David Blue of “SG:U” In the News: J.J. Abrams, Robert Ocri and Alex Kurtzman debunk some of the rumors about the next “Star Trek” movie. Wil Wheaton talks about his guest role on this week’s episode of “The Big Bang Theory.” Akiva Goldman talks about the lessons he learned as the writer of “Batman and Robin.” Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen:  Brooke is back this week with a story about seeing the new horror movie, “Paranormal Activity.” Movie Talk: This week, we talk about the future of the “X-Men” franchise. Find out more about the four potential entries that could be coming in the future… Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   It’s been a mixed week for “Dollhouse” news.  The good news is t... Slice of SciFi #236:  A Conversation with David Blue of “SG:U” In the News: J.J. Abrams, Robert Ocri and Alex Kurtzman debunk some of the rumors about the next “Star Trek” movie. Wil Wheaton talks about his guest role on this week’s episode of “The Big Bang Theory.” Akiva Goldman talks about the lessons he learned as the writer of “Batman and Robin.” Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen:  Brooke is back this week with a story about seeing the new horror movie, “Paranormal Activity.” Movie Talk: This week, we talk about the future of the “X-Men” franchise. Find out more about the four potential entries that could be coming in the future… Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   It’s been a mixed week for “Dollhouse” news.  The good news is that Fox will run the entire second season.  The bad news is that we won’t get new episodes until December. Interview:  This week, we have a conversation with actor David Blue, who plays Eli on SyFy’s “Stargate: Universe.” In the Future: The BBC is considering adapting Douglas Adams’ Dirk Gently books for television. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  FarPoint Media Promo:  Variant Frequencies Slice of SciFi #236:  A Conversation with David Blue of “SG:U” In the News: J.J. Abrams, Robert Ocri and Alex Kurtzman debunk some of the rumors about the next “Star Trek” movie. Wil Wheaton talks about his guest role on this week’s episode of “The Big Bang Theory.” Akiva Goldman talks about the lessons he learned as the writer of “Batman and Robin.” Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen:  Brooke is back this week with a story about seeing the new horror movie, “Paranormal Activity.” Movie Talk: This week, we talk about the future of the “X-Men” franchise. Find out more about the four potential entries that could be coming in the future… Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   It’s been a mixed week for “Dollhouse” news.  The good news is that Fox will run the entire second season.  The bad news is that we won’t get new episodes until December. Interview:  This week, we have a conversation with actor David Blue, who plays Eli on SyFy’s “Stargate: Universe.” In the Future: The BBC is considering adapting Douglas Adams’ Dirk Gently books for television. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  FarPoint Media Promo:  Variant Frequencies tag:odeo.com,2009-10-24,25364665 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 08:00:33 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25360327-Slice-of-SciFi-235-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining pr... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week we’re highlighting the newly redesigned FarPoint Media web site.  And now you can find it not only at .net but also at www.farpointmedia.com.   We think you’ll love the new look and feel of our site.   And keep tuning in..some great changes are on the way. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week we’re highlighting the newly redesigned FarPoint Media web site.  And now you can find it not only at .net but also at www.farpointmedia.com.   We think you’ll love the new look and feel of our site.   And keep tuning in..some great changes are on the way. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-23,25360327 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 08:00:52 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25321478-%E2%80%9C7th-Son-Descent%E2%80%9D-Episode-2-%E2%80%94-A-Slice-of-SciFi-Special Welcome to the second serialized installment of J.C. Hutchins’ SF thriller novel 7th Son: Descent. To celebrate the Oct. 27 release of the book, J.C. is releasing Descent in several free serialized formats: PDF, blog text, and audio. We’re distributing the audio version of the novel in ten weekly installments. In the last serialized episode , U.S. president Hank “Gator” Griffin was assassinated by a four-year-old boy during a stumping rally in Kentucky. The child died not long after, offering no clues for his murderous motives. Two weeks later, seven strangers were ripped from their normal lives on the same day, kidnapped by mysterious government agents, and brought to a “beyond Top Secret” facility. Locked in the same room, these seven men realized that, despite slight variations in their appearance, they all appeared to be the same man. Are they brothers? Each remembers being an only child. The men, however, have very different personalities and... Welcome to the second serialized installment of J.C. Hutchins’ SF thriller novel 7th Son: Descent. To celebrate the Oct. 27 release of the book, J.C. is releasing Descent in several free serialized formats: PDF, blog text, and audio. We’re distributing the audio version of the novel in ten weekly installments. In the last serialized episode , U.S. president Hank “Gator” Griffin was assassinated by a four-year-old boy during a stumping rally in Kentucky. The child died not long after, offering no clues for his murderous motives. Two weeks later, seven strangers were ripped from their normal lives on the same day, kidnapped by mysterious government agents, and brought to a “beyond Top Secret” facility. Locked in the same room, these seven men realized that, despite slight variations in their appearance, they all appeared to be the same man. Are they brothers? Each remembers being an only child. The men, however, have very different personalities and skills: John, a blue-collar DIY type, and musician Michael, a determined USMC captain Jay, a timid field agent for the United Nations Father Thomas, a Catholic priest Dr. Mike, a smug criminal profiler Kilroy2.0, a demented, messianic computer hacker Check out the second serialized installment of 7th Son here. If you’ve enjoyed the experience so far, you can support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. Welcome to the second serialized installment of J.C. Hutchins’ SF thriller novel 7th Son: Descent. To celebrate the Oct. 27 release of the book, J.C. is releasing Descent in several free serialized formats: PDF, blog text, and audio. We’re distributing the audio version of the novel in ten weekly installments. In the last serialized episode , U.S. president Hank “Gator” Griffin was assassinated by a four-year-old boy during a stumping rally in Kentucky. The child died not long after, offering no clues for his murderous motives. Two weeks later, seven strangers were ripped from their normal lives on the same day, kidnapped by mysterious government agents, and brought to a “beyond Top Secret” facility. Locked in the same room, these seven men realized that, despite slight variations in their appearance, they all appeared to be the same man. Are they brothers? Each remembers being an only child. The men, however, have very different personalities and skills: John, a blue-collar DIY type, and musician Michael, a determined USMC captain Jay, a timid field agent for the United Nations Father Thomas, a Catholic priest Dr. Mike, a smug criminal profiler Kilroy2.0, a demented, messianic computer hacker Check out the second serialized installment of 7th Son here. If you’ve enjoyed the experience so far, you can support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-20,25321478 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 22:00:46 -0700 no Slice of SciFi Specials, featured, Book News http://odeo.com/episodes/25302869-Slice-of-SciFi-235-A-Chat-With-the-Ladies-of-%E2%80%9CStargate-Universe%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see... Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see all of the second season of “Dollhouse” we have some good news. Interview:  This week, we chat with ladies of “Stargate: Universe.”  We spend a few minutes talking to Elyse Levesque & Alaina Huffman about their roles on this hit new SyFy series. In the Future: “Red Dwarf” gets a 10th season Will we ever see a sequel to “ID4?” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  GeekCast Promo:  GeekCred Promo:   The Babylon Podcast Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see all of the second season of “Dollhouse” we have some good news. Interview:  This week, we chat with ladies of “Stargate: Universe.”  We spend a few minutes talking to Elyse Levesque & Alaina Huffman about their roles on this hit new SyFy series. In the Future: “Red Dwarf” gets a 10th season Will we ever see a sequel to “ID4?” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  GeekCast Promo:  GeekCred Promo:   The Babylon Podcast tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25302869 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 08:00:07 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25303969-Slice-of-SciFi-235-A-Chat-With-the-Ladies-of-%E2%80%9CStargate-Universe%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see... Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see all of the second season of “Dollhouse” we have some good news. Interview:  This week, we chat with ladies of “Stargate: Universe.”  We spend a few minutes talking to Elyse Levesque & Alaina Huffman about their roles on this hit new SyFy series. In the Future: “Red Dwarf” gets a 10th season Will we ever see a sequel to “ID4?” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  GeekCast Promo:  GeekCred Promo:   The Babylon Podcast Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see all of the second season of “Dollhouse” we have some good news. Interview:  This week, we chat with ladies of “Stargate: Universe.”  We spend a few minutes talking to Elyse Levesque & Alaina Huffman about their roles on this hit new SyFy series. In the Future: “Red Dwarf” gets a 10th season Will we ever see a sequel to “ID4?” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  GeekCast Promo:  GeekCred Promo:   The Babylon Podcast tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25303969 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 08:00:07 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi, stargate http://odeo.com/episodes/25301511-Slice-of-SciFi-235-A-Chat-With-the-Ladies-of-%E2%80%9CStargate-Universe%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see... Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see all of the second season of “Dollhouse” we have some good news. Interview:  This week, we chat with ladies of “Stargate: Universe.”  We spend a few minutes talking to Elyse Levesque & Alaina Huffman about their roles on this hit new SyFy series. In the Future: “Red Dwarf” gets a 10th season Will we ever see a sequel to “ID4?” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  GeekCast Promo:  GeekCred Promo:   The Babylon Podcast Slice of SciFi #235: A Chat With the Ladies of “Stargate: Universe” In the News: A new study shows that playing Tetris may make you smarter. Be careful if someone offers to let you play the new video-game Lose/Lose.  When you kill the aliens, it kills files on your PC Disney is looking to have a major remodel of all its Disney Stores. Brooke Lewis’s Slice Queen: Brooke makes sure you’re aware that October is more than Halloween.  It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Brooke tells us about Bowling for Boobies Movie Talk: Carey Mulligan talks about why she wanted the lead role in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Roland Emmerich promises he won’t ruin the “Foundation” novels. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   If you were worried about whether or not we’d get to see all of the second season of “Dollhouse” we have some good news. Interview:  This week, we chat with ladies of “Stargate: Universe.”  We spend a few minutes talking to Elyse Levesque & Alaina Huffman about their roles on this hit new SyFy series. In the Future: “Red Dwarf” gets a 10th season Will we ever see a sequel to “ID4?” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  GeekCast Promo:  GeekCred Promo:   The Babylon Podcast tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25301511 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 04:31:07 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25298872-Slice-of-SciFi-234-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining pr... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If you’re a fan of the Geekcast, we have some good news for you. You can now get twice as much of the geekcast per week. The Geekcast is expanding from one episode a week to two. The second weekly installment will be more tech-focused and include a couple of great interviews while the first installment of the week will be the same great content you’ve come to expect from this slice of geek life. If want to find out more as well as check out the new artwork for the show, you can surf over to www.GeekcastOnline.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If you’re a fan of the Geekcast, we have some good news for you. You can now get twice as much of the geekcast per week. The Geekcast is expanding from one episode a week to two. The second weekly installment will be more tech-focused and include a couple of great interviews while the first installment of the week will be the same great content you’ve come to expect from this slice of geek life. If want to find out more as well as check out the new artwork for the show, you can surf over to www.GeekcastOnline.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25298872 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 08:00:51 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25294720-J-C-Hutchins-%E2%80%9C7th-Son-Descent%E2%80%9D-%E2%80%94-A-Slice-of-SciFi-Special The president of the United States is dead. He was murdered in the morning sunlight by a four-year-old boy… Those are the opening lines of J.C. Hutchins’ sci-fi thriller novel 7th Son: Descent, which will be released in North American bookstores on Oct. 27. When dozens of publishing pros rejected 7th Son in 2005, J.C. reckoned the book would never be published. But convinced the story he’d told was worth sharing, he took to the “podwaves” in 2006 and released 7th Son: Descent as a free serialized podcast novel. The story — a modern-day tale about human cloning, memory recording, government conspiracies and a villain bent on global chaos — captured the imagination of tens of thousands of listeners. Thanks to the quality of the story and the evangelism of these fans, an editor at St. Martin’s Press took notice of 7th Son: Descent. The company offered to publish it. Hutchins is one of a few “podnovelists” who have landed such ... The president of the United States is dead. He was murdered in the morning sunlight by a four-year-old boy… Those are the opening lines of J.C. Hutchins’ sci-fi thriller novel 7th Son: Descent, which will be released in North American bookstores on Oct. 27. When dozens of publishing pros rejected 7th Son in 2005, J.C. reckoned the book would never be published. But convinced the story he’d told was worth sharing, he took to the “podwaves” in 2006 and released 7th Son: Descent as a free serialized podcast novel. The story — a modern-day tale about human cloning, memory recording, government conspiracies and a villain bent on global chaos — captured the imagination of tens of thousands of listeners. Thanks to the quality of the story and the evangelism of these fans, an editor at St. Martin’s Press took notice of 7th Son: Descent. The company offered to publish it. Hutchins is one of a few “podnovelists” who have landed such a deal with a major publisher. To celebrate the Oct. 27 release of the book, J.C. is releasing the “print edition” of 7th Son: Descent in several serialized formats: PDF, blog text, and audio. We think J.C.’s personal story — and the 7th Son novel — is worthy of support, and are helping distribute the audio version of the novel at Slice of SciFi for the next ten weeks. What’s the book about? Here’s the jacket copy: As America reels from the bizarre presidential assassination committed by a child, seven men are abducted from their normal lives and delivered to a secret government facility. Each man has his own career, his own specialty. All are identical in appearance. The seven strangers were grown — unwitting human clones — as part of a project called 7th Son. The government now wants something from these “John Michael Smiths.” They share the flesh as well as the implanted memories of the psychopath responsible for the president’s murder. The killer has bigger plans, and only these seven have the unique qualifications to track and stop him. But when their progenitor makes the battle personal, it becomes clear John Alpha may know the seven better than they know themselves… Intrigued? Check out the first serialized installment of 7th Son at the link below. You can support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. Listen to the first episode here. It’s a cool, cliffhanger-filled ride. We dig it, and we think you will too. The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. Please add a disclaimer to the post if you feel it’s necessary. The president of the United States is dead. He was murdered in the morning sunlight by a four-year-old boy… Those are the opening lines of J.C. Hutchins’ sci-fi thriller novel 7th Son: Descent, which will be released in North American bookstores on Oct. 27. When dozens of publishing pros rejected 7th Son in 2005, J.C. reckoned the book would never be published. But convinced the story he’d told was worth sharing, he took to the “podwaves” in 2006 and released 7th Son: Descent as a free serialized podcast novel. The story — a modern-day tale about human cloning, memory recording, government conspiracies and a villain bent on global chaos — captured the imagination of tens of thousands of listeners. Thanks to the quality of the story and the evangelism of these fans, an editor at St. Martin’s Press took notice of 7th Son: Descent. The company offered to publish it. Hutchins is one of a few “podnovelists” who have landed such a deal with a major publisher. To celebrate the Oct. 27 release of the book, J.C. is releasing the “print edition” of 7th Son: Descent in several serialized formats: PDF, blog text, and audio. We think J.C.’s personal story — and the 7th Son novel — is worthy of support, and are helping distribute the audio version of the novel at Slice of SciFi for the next ten weeks. What’s the book about? Here’s the jacket copy: As America reels from the bizarre presidential assassination committed by a child, seven men are abducted from their normal lives and delivered to a secret government facility. Each man has his own career, his own specialty. All are identical in appearance. The seven strangers were grown — unwitting human clones — as part of a project called 7th Son. The government now wants something from these “John Michael Smiths.” They share the flesh as well as the implanted memories of the psychopath responsible for the president’s murder. The killer has bigger plans, and only these seven have the unique qualifications to track and stop him. But when their progenitor makes the battle personal, it becomes clear John Alpha may know the seven better than they know themselves… Intrigued? Check out the first serialized installment of 7th Son at the link below. You can support the book by purchasing a copy at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or Borders, or printing this PDF order form and presenting it at your favorite bookstore. You can learn more about the book at J.C.’s site. Listen to the first episode here. It’s a cool, cliffhanger-filled ride. We dig it, and we think you will too. The novel features Rated R violence and adult language. Please add a disclaimer to the post if you feel it’s necessary. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-14,25294720 Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:57:17 -0700 no Slice of SciFi Specials, featured, Book News http://odeo.com/episodes/25264666-Slice-of-SciFi-234-A-Conversation-with-Brooke-Lewis Slice of SciFi #234: A Conversation with Brooke Lewis In the News: Comcast is looking to invest in NBC/Universal and take a bigger stake in Hulu.  Find out what this may mean for you. If you’re waiting for a new “Simpsons” movie, it may be a while. A new hand-held television with streaming programming is getting ready to hit the market. Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: Joe’s back with an all-new junk punch for the new movie review show formerly hosted by Siskel and Ebert for a SPOILER for “Zombieland.” Movie Talk: The big buzz in Hollywood is the low-budget, high-scares “Paranormal Activities.” “Back to the Future” will celebrate its 25th anniversary next year. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   “Fantasy Island” is coming back... Slice of SciFi #234: A Conversation with Brooke Lewis In the News: Comcast is looking to invest in NBC/Universal and take a bigger stake in Hulu.  Find out what this may mean for you. If you’re waiting for a new “Simpsons” movie, it may be a while. A new hand-held television with streaming programming is getting ready to hit the market. Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: Joe’s back with an all-new junk punch for the new movie review show formerly hosted by Siskel and Ebert for a SPOILER for “Zombieland.” Movie Talk: The big buzz in Hollywood is the low-budget, high-scares “Paranormal Activities.” “Back to the Future” will celebrate its 25th anniversary next year. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   “Fantasy Island” is coming back…as a reality series. Interview:  This week, we chat with Brooke Lewis, star of many horror films.  She is starring in the upcoming “iMurders” that is coming soon to a home-theater near you. In the Future: Lego Rock Band is coming! George Romero is writing a book about zombies. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Angel Between the Lines Promo:  Short Cummings Audio Promo:  Second Shift Promo:  Bite on This Slice of SciFi #234: A Conversation with Brooke Lewis In the News: Comcast is looking to invest in NBC/Universal and take a bigger stake in Hulu.  Find out what this may mean for you. If you’re waiting for a new “Simpsons” movie, it may be a while. A new hand-held television with streaming programming is getting ready to hit the market. Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: Joe’s back with an all-new junk punch for the new movie review show formerly hosted by Siskel and Ebert for a SPOILER for “Zombieland.” Movie Talk: The big buzz in Hollywood is the low-budget, high-scares “Paranormal Activities.” “Back to the Future” will celebrate its 25th anniversary next year. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   “Fantasy Island” is coming back…as a reality series. Interview:  This week, we chat with Brooke Lewis, star of many horror films.  She is starring in the upcoming “iMurders” that is coming soon to a home-theater near you. In the Future: Lego Rock Band is coming! George Romero is writing a book about zombies. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Angel Between the Lines Promo:  Short Cummings Audio Promo:  Second Shift Promo:  Bite on This tag:odeo.com,2009-10-10,25264666 Sat, 10 Oct 2009 08:00:30 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25261091-Slice-of-SciFi-233-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining pr... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. In the tradition of “Buffy Between the Lines” comes “Angel Between the Lines,” a new audio drama that fills in the gaps between seasons of Joss Whedon’s celebrated series, “Angel.” After months of anticipation, the first episode debuted this week to rave reviews. So if you’re an Angel fan and have been missing your weekly dose of Angel, Fred, Cordy, Gunn, Wes and the rest of the gang, you should surf over to www.angelbetweenthelines.com and subscribe. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. In the tradition of “Buffy Between the Lines” comes “Angel Between the Lines,” a new audio drama that fills in the gaps between seasons of Joss Whedon’s celebrated series, “Angel.” After months of anticipation, the first episode debuted this week to rave reviews. So if you’re an Angel fan and have been missing your weekly dose of Angel, Fred, Cordy, Gunn, Wes and the rest of the gang, you should surf over to www.angelbetweenthelines.com and subscribe. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-09,25261091 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 08:00:02 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25229256-Slice-of-SciFi-233-A-Conversation-with-Chase-Masterson-and-Curtis-Webster-about-%E2%80%9CSpirit-of-%E2%80%98Star-Trek%E2%80%99 Slice of SciFi #233: A Conversation with Chase Masterson and Curtis Webster about “Spirit of ‘Star Trek’” In the News: A couple of new energy drinks look like blood.  One even comes in an IV bag… The EU wants to set a volume limit on .mp3 players. A new lizard with the same coloring as Spider-Man’s costume is the hottest trend in pets. Movie Talk: The new interest in “Trek” means we’ll get the long-awaited “Free Enterprise” sequel. The rights to the Terminator franchise are up for sale. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   In what may be the best news of the week, “Primeval” has been saved! Interview:  This week, we chat with Curtis Webster and Chase Masterson about “Spirit of Star Trek.”  Find out more about this ... Slice of SciFi #233: A Conversation with Chase Masterson and Curtis Webster about “Spirit of ‘Star Trek’” In the News: A couple of new energy drinks look like blood.  One even comes in an IV bag… The EU wants to set a volume limit on .mp3 players. A new lizard with the same coloring as Spider-Man’s costume is the hottest trend in pets. Movie Talk: The new interest in “Trek” means we’ll get the long-awaited “Free Enterprise” sequel. The rights to the Terminator franchise are up for sale. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   In what may be the best news of the week, “Primeval” has been saved! Interview:  This week, we chat with Curtis Webster and Chase Masterson about “Spirit of Star Trek.”  Find out more about this fascinating program that explores what sets “Star Trek” apart and its spiritual content.    The Spirit Of Star Trek is co-hosted by Academy Award-winning makeup artist Michael Westmore and Rev. Curtis Webster. Each month, they  screen an episode from one of the five Star Trek series and then discuss the episode with a special guest associated with the episode. In the Future: “Supermax” 3-D Televisions Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Short Cummings Audio Link:  Spirit of Star Trek Promo:  Tuning in to SciFi TV Promo:  Jesus Geeks Slice of SciFi #233: A Conversation with Chase Masterson and Curtis Webster about “Spirit of ‘Star Trek’” In the News: A couple of new energy drinks look like blood.  One even comes in an IV bag… The EU wants to set a volume limit on .mp3 players. A new lizard with the same coloring as Spider-Man’s costume is the hottest trend in pets. Movie Talk: The new interest in “Trek” means we’ll get the long-awaited “Free Enterprise” sequel. The rights to the Terminator franchise are up for sale. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   In what may be the best news of the week, “Primeval” has been saved! Interview:  This week, we chat with Curtis Webster and Chase Masterson about “Spirit of Star Trek.”  Find out more about this fascinating program that explores what sets “Star Trek” apart and its spiritual content.    The Spirit Of Star Trek is co-hosted by Academy Award-winning makeup artist Michael Westmore and Rev. Curtis Webster. Each month, they  screen an episode from one of the five Star Trek series and then discuss the episode with a special guest associated with the episode. In the Future: “Supermax” 3-D Televisions Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Short Cummings Audio Link:  Spirit of Star Trek Promo:  Tuning in to SciFi TV Promo:  Jesus Geeks tag:odeo.com,2009-10-03,25229256 Sat, 03 Oct 2009 08:00:22 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25221819-Slice-of-SciFi-232-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. We’d like to congratulate Kevin Cummings on the publication of his book, “Happily Domesticated.” This new book is a collection of 42 of Kevin’s best essays from his Short Cummings Audio podcast and 12 exclusive new essays for the printed page. You can buy the book either for your Kindle reader or in a physical edition from Amazon. We’ll include a link in our show notes on how to get your copy. Or you can surf by Kevin’s web site at www.shortcummingsaudio.com for details on the book and his podcast. If you aren’t tuning in, you should be. Kevin’s weekly, six minute observations on life are not to be missed. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. We’d like to congratulate Kevin Cummings on the publication of his book, “Happily Domesticated.” This new book is a collection of 42 of Kevin’s best essays from his Short Cummings Audio podcast and 12 exclusive new essays for the printed page. You can buy the book either for your Kindle reader or in a physical edition from Amazon. We’ll include a link in our show notes on how to get your copy. Or you can surf by Kevin’s web site at www.shortcummingsaudio.com for details on the book and his podcast. If you aren’t tuning in, you should be. Kevin’s weekly, six minute observations on life are not to be missed. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-02,25221819 Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:00:46 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25188383-Slice-of-SciFi-232-A-Conversation-with-Aristomenis-Tsirbas-Director-of-%E2%80%9CBattle-For-Terra%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #232: A Conversation with Aristomenis Tsirbas, Director of “Battle For Terra” In the News: SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse” Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: Now they’re talking about re-releasing movies in 3-D.  Two of those under consideration are “Titanic” and “Terminator 2″ Reboot Rage: “Highlander” has a director. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Robert Knepper talks about his role on the fourth season of “Heroes” Interview:  This week, we talk to director Aristomenis Tsirbas.  Tsirbas direc... Slice of SciFi #232: A Conversation with Aristomenis Tsirbas, Director of “Battle For Terra” In the News: SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse” Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: Now they’re talking about re-releasing movies in 3-D.  Two of those under consideration are “Titanic” and “Terminator 2″ Reboot Rage: “Highlander” has a director. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Robert Knepper talks about his role on the fourth season of “Heroes” Interview:  This week, we talk to director Aristomenis Tsirbas.  Tsirbas directed the animated movie, “Battle for Terra” which debuts on DVD this week.   We talk to him about the movie’s creation, it’s theatrical run and why you should find this undiscovered gem on DVD or Blu Ray. In the Future: There will be an expanded version of “Frankenweenie.” Warner Brothers is already prepping a sequel to “Sherlock Holmes.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  How To Grow Your Geek Link: Friend a Gorilla Promo:  Indiana Jim Promo:  Upside Down and Halfway to Happy Land Promo: Mike’s Hot Dish Slice of SciFi #232: A Conversation with Aristomenis Tsirbas, Director of “Battle For Terra” In the News: SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse” Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: Now they’re talking about re-releasing movies in 3-D.  Two of those under consideration are “Titanic” and “Terminator 2″ Reboot Rage: “Highlander” has a director. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Robert Knepper talks about his role on the fourth season of “Heroes” Interview:  This week, we talk to director Aristomenis Tsirbas.  Tsirbas directed the animated movie, “Battle for Terra” which debuts on DVD this week.   We talk to him about the movie’s creation, it’s theatrical run and why you should find this undiscovered gem on DVD or Blu Ray. In the Future: There will be an expanded version of “Frankenweenie.” Warner Brothers is already prepping a sequel to “Sherlock Holmes.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  How To Grow Your Geek Link: Friend a Gorilla Promo:  Indiana Jim Promo:  Upside Down and Halfway to Happy Land Promo: Mike’s Hot Dish tag:odeo.com,2009-09-26,25188383 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 04:18:43 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Show Archive http://odeo.com/episodes/25189345-Slice-of-SciFi-232-A-Conversation-with-Aristomenis-Tsirbas-Director-of-%E2%80%9CBattle-For-Terra%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #232: A Conversation with Aristomenis Tsirbas, Director of “Battle For Terra” In the News: SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse” Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: Now they’re talking about re-releasing movies in 3-D.  Two of those under consideration are “Titanic” and “Terminator 2″ Reboot Rage: “Highlander” has a director. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Robert Knepper talks about his role on the fourth season of “Heroes” Interview:  This week, we talk to director Aristomenis Tsirbas.  Tsirbas direc... Slice of SciFi #232: A Conversation with Aristomenis Tsirbas, Director of “Battle For Terra” In the News: SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse” Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: Now they’re talking about re-releasing movies in 3-D.  Two of those under consideration are “Titanic” and “Terminator 2″ Reboot Rage: “Highlander” has a director. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Robert Knepper talks about his role on the fourth season of “Heroes” Interview:  This week, we talk to director Aristomenis Tsirbas.  Tsirbas directed the animated movie, “Battle for Terra” which debuts on DVD this week.   We talk to him about the movie’s creation, it’s theatrical run and why you should find this undiscovered gem on DVD or Blu Ray. In the Future: There will be an expanded version of “Frankenweenie.” Warner Brothers is already prepping a sequel to “Sherlock Holmes.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  How To Grow Your Geek Link: Friend a Gorilla Promo:  Indiana Jim Promo:  Upside Down and Halfway to Happy Land Promo: Mike’s Hot Dish Slice of SciFi #232: A Conversation with Aristomenis Tsirbas, Director of “Battle For Terra” In the News: SciFi to SciFact: “Dollhouse” Leonard Nimoy talks about his role on “Fringe” Uganda Wildlife Authority is setting up a social networking site for their gorillas. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: Now they’re talking about re-releasing movies in 3-D.  Two of those under consideration are “Titanic” and “Terminator 2″ Reboot Rage: “Highlander” has a director. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some sound effects clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Robert Knepper talks about his role on the fourth season of “Heroes” Interview:  This week, we talk to director Aristomenis Tsirbas.  Tsirbas directed the animated movie, “Battle for Terra” which debuts on DVD this week.   We talk to him about the movie’s creation, it’s theatrical run and why you should find this undiscovered gem on DVD or Blu Ray. In the Future: There will be an expanded version of “Frankenweenie.” Warner Brothers is already prepping a sequel to “Sherlock Holmes.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  How To Grow Your Geek Link: Friend a Gorilla Promo:  Indiana Jim Promo:  Upside Down and Halfway to Happy Land Promo: Mike’s Hot Dish tag:odeo.com,2009-09-26,25189345 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 04:18:43 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Show Archive http://odeo.com/episodes/25184628-Slice-of-SciFi-Voice-Mail-Show-231 This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. Susie the Southern Geek’s podcast, “How To Grow Your Geek” is the latest Farpoint Media show to celebrate a milestone. Suzy just released her 50th episode, complete with a review of SyFy’s just completed summer series “Warehouse 13” and her recap of DragonCon. If you’ve got young ones who you want to help embrace the geek lifestyle, Susie’s podcast is a must listen. You can check out her show at: www.howtogrowyourgeek.net. You can also find details on how to send in your congratulations to Susie on her 50th episode or tell your favorite thing to do with your geeky kids, a fond memory from a geeky childhood. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. Susie the Southern Geek’s podcast, “How To Grow Your Geek” is the latest Farpoint Media show to celebrate a milestone. Suzy just released her 50th episode, complete with a review of SyFy’s just completed summer series “Warehouse 13” and her recap of DragonCon. If you’ve got young ones who you want to help embrace the geek lifestyle, Susie’s podcast is a must listen. You can check out her show at: www.howtogrowyourgeek.net. You can also find details on how to send in your congratulations to Susie on her 50th episode or tell your favorite thing to do with your geeky kids, a fond memory from a geeky childhood. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-25,25184628 Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:00:53 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25197814-Slice-of-SciFi-231-Voicemail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. Susie the Southern Geek’s podcast, “How To Grow Your Geek” is the latest Farpoint Media show to celebrate a milestone. Suzy just released her 50th episode, complete with a review of SyFy’s just completed summer series “Warehouse 13” and her recap of DragonCon. If you’ve got young ones who you want to help embrace the geek lifestyle, Susie’s podcast is a must listen. You can check out her show at: www.howtogrowyourgeek.net. You can also find details on how to send in your congratulations to Susie on her 50th episode or tell your favorite thing to do with your geeky kids, a fond memory from a geeky childhood. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. Susie the Southern Geek’s podcast, “How To Grow Your Geek” is the latest Farpoint Media show to celebrate a milestone. Suzy just released her 50th episode, complete with a review of SyFy’s just completed summer series “Warehouse 13” and her recap of DragonCon. If you’ve got young ones who you want to help embrace the geek lifestyle, Susie’s podcast is a must listen. You can check out her show at: www.howtogrowyourgeek.net. You can also find details on how to send in your congratulations to Susie on her 50th episode or tell your favorite thing to do with your geeky kids, a fond memory from a geeky childhood. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-25,25197814 Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:00:53 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25152167-Slice-of-SciFi-231-A-Conversation-With-Robert-J-Sawyer Slice of SciFi #231: A Conversation With Robert J. Sawyer In the News: Two MIT students have sent a digital camera up high enough to take photos of the curvature of the Earth.  All for only $150.  Find out how and check out the pictures HERE. J.J. Abrams and Roberto Orci say the next “Star Trek” installment may be topical. At long last we can say it–Emmy winner Joss Whedon. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: During the recent D23 Expo, John Lasseter  showed some footage of the upcoming “Toy Story 3″. We’ll talk about this week’s new release of “Jennifer’s Body.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some “Doctor Who” clips, where you have to identify the villain the Doctor is facing.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Cr... Slice of SciFi #231: A Conversation With Robert J. Sawyer In the News: Two MIT students have sent a digital camera up high enough to take photos of the curvature of the Earth.  All for only $150.  Find out how and check out the pictures HERE. J.J. Abrams and Roberto Orci say the next “Star Trek” installment may be topical. At long last we can say it–Emmy winner Joss Whedon. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: During the recent D23 Expo, John Lasseter  showed some footage of the upcoming “Toy Story 3″. We’ll talk about this week’s new release of “Jennifer’s Body.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some “Doctor Who” clips, where you have to identify the villain the Doctor is facing.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Creator Eric Kripke talks about his epiphany moment for “Supernatural” and hints as to where season five is going. Interview:   This week, we chat with Hugo and Nebula award winning author, Robert J. Sawyer.  Rob talks about the new series, “Flash Forward,” based on his best-selling novel that debuts this Thursday on ABC.  Find out about how the series went from page to screen and what we can expect to see as the first season unfolds. In the Future: Peter Berg will direct “Battleship.” Universal Pictures has purchased the big-screen rights to the first book in Melissa Marr’s “Wicked Lovely.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Back Seat Producers Link: 1337 Arts Promo: Dollhouse Podcast Promo:  Tales from the Verse Promo: The Babylon Podcast Promo: Variant Frequencies Slice of SciFi #231: A Conversation With Robert J. Sawyer In the News: Two MIT students have sent a digital camera up high enough to take photos of the curvature of the Earth.  All for only $150.  Find out how and check out the pictures HERE. J.J. Abrams and Roberto Orci say the next “Star Trek” installment may be topical. At long last we can say it–Emmy winner Joss Whedon. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: During the recent D23 Expo, John Lasseter  showed some footage of the upcoming “Toy Story 3″. We’ll talk about this week’s new release of “Jennifer’s Body.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some “Doctor Who” clips, where you have to identify the villain the Doctor is facing.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Creator Eric Kripke talks about his epiphany moment for “Supernatural” and hints as to where season five is going. Interview:   This week, we chat with Hugo and Nebula award winning author, Robert J. Sawyer.  Rob talks about the new series, “Flash Forward,” based on his best-selling novel that debuts this Thursday on ABC.  Find out about how the series went from page to screen and what we can expect to see as the first season unfolds. In the Future: Peter Berg will direct “Battleship.” Universal Pictures has purchased the big-screen rights to the first book in Melissa Marr’s “Wicked Lovely.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Back Seat Producers Link: 1337 Arts Promo: Dollhouse Podcast Promo:  Tales from the Verse Promo: The Babylon Podcast Promo: Variant Frequencies tag:odeo.com,2009-09-19,25152167 Sat, 19 Sep 2009 08:00:38 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25151224-Slice-of-SciFi-231-A-Conversation-With-Robert-J-Sawyer Slice of SciFi #231: A Conversation With Robert J. Sawyer In the News: Two MIT students have sent a digital camera up high enough to take photos of the curvature of the Earth.  All for only $150.  Find out how and check out the pictures HERE. J.J. Abrams and Roberto Orci say the next “Star Trek” installment may be topical. At long last we can say it–Emmy winner Joss Whedon. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: During the recent D23 Expo, John Lasseter  showed some footage of the upcoming “Toy Story 3″. We’ll talk about this week’s new release of “Jennifer’s Body.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some “Doctor Who” clips, where you have to identify the villain the Doctor is facing.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Cr... Slice of SciFi #231: A Conversation With Robert J. Sawyer In the News: Two MIT students have sent a digital camera up high enough to take photos of the curvature of the Earth.  All for only $150.  Find out how and check out the pictures HERE. J.J. Abrams and Roberto Orci say the next “Star Trek” installment may be topical. At long last we can say it–Emmy winner Joss Whedon. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: During the recent D23 Expo, John Lasseter  showed some footage of the upcoming “Toy Story 3″. We’ll talk about this week’s new release of “Jennifer’s Body.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some “Doctor Who” clips, where you have to identify the villain the Doctor is facing.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Creator Eric Kripke talks about his epiphany moment for “Supernatural” and hints as to where season five is going. Interview:   This week, we chat with Hugo and Nebula award winning author, Robert J. Sawyer.  Rob talks about the new series, “Flash Forward,” based on his best-selling novel that debuts this Thursday on ABC.  Find out about how the series went from page to screen and what we can expect to see as the first season unfolds. In the Future: Peter Berg will direct “Battleship.” Universal Pictures has purchased the big-screen rights to the first book in Melissa Marr’s “Wicked Lovely.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Back Seat Producers Link: 1337 Arts Promo: Dollhouse Podcast Promo:  Tales from the Verse Promo: The Babylon Podcast Promo: Variant Frequencies Slice of SciFi #231: A Conversation With Robert J. Sawyer In the News: Two MIT students have sent a digital camera up high enough to take photos of the curvature of the Earth.  All for only $150.  Find out how and check out the pictures HERE. J.J. Abrams and Roberto Orci say the next “Star Trek” installment may be topical. At long last we can say it–Emmy winner Joss Whedon. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: During the recent D23 Expo, John Lasseter  showed some footage of the upcoming “Toy Story 3″. We’ll talk about this week’s new release of “Jennifer’s Body.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some “Doctor Who” clips, where you have to identify the villain the Doctor is facing.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Creator Eric Kripke talks about his epiphany moment for “Supernatural” and hints as to where season five is going. Interview:   This week, we chat with Hugo and Nebula award winning author, Robert J. Sawyer.  Rob talks about the new series, “Flash Forward,” based on his best-selling novel that debuts this Thursday on ABC.  Find out about how the series went from page to screen and what we can expect to see as the first season unfolds. In the Future: Peter Berg will direct “Battleship.” Universal Pictures has purchased the big-screen rights to the first book in Melissa Marr’s “Wicked Lovely.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Back Seat Producers Link: 1337 Arts Promo: Dollhouse Podcast Promo:  Tales from the Verse Promo: The Babylon Podcast Promo: Variant Frequencies tag:odeo.com,2009-09-19,25151224 Sat, 19 Sep 2009 08:00:38 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25146872-Slice-of-SciFi-230-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week, we want to celebrate another great Farpoint Media show reaching a milestone. The Back Seat Producers have reached their milestone 100th episode—a two part release that includes Tee Morris helping the guys 100 movies in 100 minutes and an interview with the crew from n-Three.com. And host Tony Mast promises listeners that the “best is yet to come.” So why not drop by their site and join us in wishing them a hearty congratulations on this milestone. And, of course, subscribe to the feed and catch the landmark episode and get ready for the thrills to come in the upcoming episodes. You can find the Back Seat Producers at www.backseatproducers.com Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week, we want to celebrate another great Farpoint Media show reaching a milestone. The Back Seat Producers have reached their milestone 100th episode—a two part release that includes Tee Morris helping the guys 100 movies in 100 minutes and an interview with the crew from n-Three.com. And host Tony Mast promises listeners that the “best is yet to come.” So why not drop by their site and join us in wishing them a hearty congratulations on this milestone. And, of course, subscribe to the feed and catch the landmark episode and get ready for the thrills to come in the upcoming episodes. You can find the Back Seat Producers at www.backseatproducers.com Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-18,25146872 Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:00:20 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25112136-Slice-of-SciFi-230-Interview-with-Allison-Scagliotti-from-%E2%80%9CWarehouse-13 Slice of SciFi #230: An Interview with Allison Scagliotti from “Warehouse 13″ In the News: SciFi to SciFact: If you’ve seen the Harry Potter movies, you’ve seen the interactive pictures used throughout the franchise.  New innovations are moving us closer to that becoming a reality. With the release of “The Haunted World of El Superbeasto,” Starz Media is looking to bypass the typical theatrical release for its animated feature and go directly to its core audience at hoem. In order to achieve the goals set for it, NASA will need an additonal $3 billion a year a new panel finds. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: We haven’t heard much lately about the proposed live action version of “Akira.”  But Hollywood still wants to make it happen. “The Wizard of Oz” is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a lot of great events, including a day to see the newly restored... Slice of SciFi #230: An Interview with Allison Scagliotti from “Warehouse 13″ In the News: SciFi to SciFact: If you’ve seen the Harry Potter movies, you’ve seen the interactive pictures used throughout the franchise.  New innovations are moving us closer to that becoming a reality. With the release of “The Haunted World of El Superbeasto,” Starz Media is looking to bypass the typical theatrical release for its animated feature and go directly to its core audience at hoem. In order to achieve the goals set for it, NASA will need an additonal $3 billion a year a new panel finds. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: We haven’t heard much lately about the proposed live action version of “Akira.”  But Hollywood still wants to make it happen. “The Wizard of Oz” is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a lot of great events, including a day to see the newly restored film free via Netflix’s streaming service.  Netflix is opening the service to all Internet user on Saturday, October 3. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some great new clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   The CW debuted “The Vampire Diaries” this week to record-setting ratings.  Find out more about this series from the lead actress, Nina Dobrev. Interview:   Our guest this week is Allison Scagliotti, better known as Claudia Donovan on SyFy’s “Warehouse 13.” In the Future: British director Stephen Frears has signed to direct a live-action adaptation of “Tamara Drewe,” cartoonist Posy Simmonds’ modern retelling of Thomas Hardy’s “Far From the Madding Crowd.” Richard Curtis, who brought us “Blackadder,” is writing an episode for the new series of “Doctor Who.” The release of the next installment of the Wheel to Time series has been moved up a week! Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Dragon Page Cover to Cover Link: Join the Mosiac Promo: Technorma Promo: Mike’s Hot Dish Promo: Short Cummings Audio Slice of SciFi #230: An Interview with Allison Scagliotti from “Warehouse 13″ In the News: SciFi to SciFact: If you’ve seen the Harry Potter movies, you’ve seen the interactive pictures used throughout the franchise.  New innovations are moving us closer to that becoming a reality. With the release of “The Haunted World of El Superbeasto,” Starz Media is looking to bypass the typical theatrical release for its animated feature and go directly to its core audience at hoem. In order to achieve the goals set for it, NASA will need an additonal $3 billion a year a new panel finds. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Movie Talk: We haven’t heard much lately about the proposed live action version of “Akira.”  But Hollywood still wants to make it happen. “The Wizard of Oz” is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a lot of great events, including a day to see the newly restored film free via Netflix’s streaming service.  Netflix is opening the service to all Internet user on Saturday, October 3. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some great new clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   The CW debuted “The Vampire Diaries” this week to record-setting ratings.  Find out more about this series from the lead actress, Nina Dobrev. Interview:   Our guest this week is Allison Scagliotti, better known as Claudia Donovan on SyFy’s “Warehouse 13.” In the Future: British director Stephen Frears has signed to direct a live-action adaptation of “Tamara Drewe,” cartoonist Posy Simmonds’ modern retelling of Thomas Hardy’s “Far From the Madding Crowd.” Richard Curtis, who brought us “Blackadder,” is writing an episode for the new series of “Doctor Who.” The release of the next installment of the Wheel to Time series has been moved up a week! Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Dragon Page Cover to Cover Link: Join the Mosiac Promo: Technorma Promo: Mike’s Hot Dish Promo: Short Cummings Audio tag:odeo.com,2009-09-12,25112136 Sat, 12 Sep 2009 08:00:24 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25108844-Slice-of-SciFi-229-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week, we want to turn our attention to our show focusing on books.  Each week, the two Michaels (Stackpole and Mennaga) talk about books, publishing and offer author interviews.  With a wide variety of guests and conversations, if you like the literary, then DragonPage Cover to Cover is for you. You can tune in at www.dragonpage.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week, we want to turn our attention to our show focusing on books.  Each week, the two Michaels (Stackpole and Mennaga) talk about books, publishing and offer author interviews.  With a wide variety of guests and conversations, if you like the literary, then DragonPage Cover to Cover is for you. You can tune in at www.dragonpage.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-11,25108844 Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:00:02 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25077043-Slice-of-SciFi-229-Deep-Geeking Slice of SciFi #229: Geeking with the Slice of SciFi Crew In the News: TiVo currently has a patent infringement lawsuit working its way through the judicial system, claiming that it owns the technology already in use in just about every DVR system in homes today. We’ll examine some of the implications of the Marvel, Disney merger earlier this week. They Might Be Giants Has a new album out, all about science.   Find out how to buy a copy in the links section below. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week, Joe’s fist of justice finds Rob Zombie.  Movie Talk: If you went to the movies this summer, you weren’t alone.  The summer 2009 movie season was a record-breaker. Joel Silver looking to produce a new version of the Swamp Thing for the big-screen–in 3-D. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some great new clips.   ... Slice of SciFi #229: Geeking with the Slice of SciFi Crew In the News: TiVo currently has a patent infringement lawsuit working its way through the judicial system, claiming that it owns the technology already in use in just about every DVR system in homes today. We’ll examine some of the implications of the Marvel, Disney merger earlier this week. They Might Be Giants Has a new album out, all about science.   Find out how to buy a copy in the links section below. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week, Joe’s fist of justice finds Rob Zombie.  Movie Talk: If you went to the movies this summer, you weren’t alone.  The summer 2009 movie season was a record-breaker. Joel Silver looking to produce a new version of the Swamp Thing for the big-screen–in 3-D. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some great new clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Lou Diamond Phillips talks about his role on the upcoming “Stargate: Universe.” Interview:  No guests this week.  Instead, we’re going to have a segment of deep geeking.   The studio gang talks about all kinds of geeky things and there are probably SPOILERS here.  You have been warned… In the Future: Guillermo Del Toro has signed on to serve as producer for an adaptation of “Deadman” based on the DC Comics character Bryan Singer is a busy guy these days.  He’s working on a top secret new web-based series in addition to all the other project he’s attached to. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Tuning Into SciFi TV Link: They Might Be Giants: Here Comes Science Promo: Survival Guide to Writing Fantasy Promo: Technorma Promo: The Weird Show Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #229: Geeking with the Slice of SciFi Crew In the News: TiVo currently has a patent infringement lawsuit working its way through the judicial system, claiming that it owns the technology already in use in just about every DVR system in homes today. We’ll examine some of the implications of the Marvel, Disney merger earlier this week. They Might Be Giants Has a new album out, all about science.   Find out how to buy a copy in the links section below. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week, Joe’s fist of justice finds Rob Zombie.  Movie Talk: If you went to the movies this summer, you weren’t alone.  The summer 2009 movie season was a record-breaker. Joel Silver looking to produce a new version of the Swamp Thing for the big-screen–in 3-D. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with some great new clips.    Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Lou Diamond Phillips talks about his role on the upcoming “Stargate: Universe.” Interview:  No guests this week.  Instead, we’re going to have a segment of deep geeking.   The studio gang talks about all kinds of geeky things and there are probably SPOILERS here.  You have been warned… In the Future: Guillermo Del Toro has signed on to serve as producer for an adaptation of “Deadman” based on the DC Comics character Bryan Singer is a busy guy these days.  He’s working on a top secret new web-based series in addition to all the other project he’s attached to. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Find the FarPoint Media Island Resort in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  Tuning Into SciFi TV Link: They Might Be Giants: Here Comes Science Promo: Survival Guide to Writing Fantasy Promo: Technorma Promo: The Weird Show Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-09-05,25077043 Sat, 05 Sep 2009 08:00:00 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25073471-Slice-of-SciFi-228-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. Confused about the upcoming fall television season? Looking for a way to get a good preview of the best genre shows coming up this season—both new and returning? Kevin, Wendy and Brent over at Talking SciFi TV are here to help. They’ve got a new fall preview episode that will get you caught up and ready for all the returning shows and offer their advice on which shows are worth setting the DVR for and which ones aren’t. You can tune in at www.tuningintoscifitv.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. Confused about the upcoming fall television season? Looking for a way to get a good preview of the best genre shows coming up this season—both new and returning? Kevin, Wendy and Brent over at Talking SciFi TV are here to help. They’ve got a new fall preview episode that will get you caught up and ready for all the returning shows and offer their advice on which shows are worth setting the DVR for and which ones aren’t. You can tune in at www.tuningintoscifitv.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-04,25073471 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 08:00:29 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25041213-Slice-of-SciFi-228-A-Conversation-With-Shawn-Clement Slice of SciFi #228: A Conversation With Shawn Clement In the News: Scientists are calling on amateur astronomers to help solve the mystery of why a super-bright star is gradually going dim. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are working on a better breed of robotic fish Actor Sam Worthington says that he agrees with some of the nitpicks and complaints made about “Terminator: Salvation”. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Movie Talk: President of Production for Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige talks about how he is working to make sure the upcoming slate of movies pay off the fans’ faith. Blizzard vice president Frank Pearce talks about how Blizzard will oversee the development of the “World of Warcraft” movie. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia... Slice of SciFi #228: A Conversation With Shawn Clement In the News: Scientists are calling on amateur astronomers to help solve the mystery of why a super-bright star is gradually going dim. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are working on a better breed of robotic fish Actor Sam Worthington says that he agrees with some of the nitpicks and complaints made about “Terminator: Salvation”. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Movie Talk: President of Production for Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige talks about how he is working to make sure the upcoming slate of movies pay off the fans’ faith. Blizzard vice president Frank Pearce talks about how Blizzard will oversee the development of the “World of Warcraft” movie. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Find out what’s coming up on the second season of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.” Interview:  This week,we talk to Shawn Clement, the award-winning composor who has a new film Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey coming out soon. Find out more about Shawn’s work on the film and his previous work on a little show called “Buffy,the Vampire Slayer.” In the Future: James Cameron is pushing for the 3-D experience in your home theater. Columbia has given the thumbs-up for “Hancock 2.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  The Geekcast Link: Citizen Sky Promo: The Dollhouse Podcast Promo: The G-Mail Podcast Promo: The Weird Show Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #228: A Conversation With Shawn Clement In the News: Scientists are calling on amateur astronomers to help solve the mystery of why a super-bright star is gradually going dim. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are working on a better breed of robotic fish Actor Sam Worthington says that he agrees with some of the nitpicks and complaints made about “Terminator: Salvation”. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Movie Talk: President of Production for Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige talks about how he is working to make sure the upcoming slate of movies pay off the fans’ faith. Blizzard vice president Frank Pearce talks about how Blizzard will oversee the development of the “World of Warcraft” movie. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:   Find out what’s coming up on the second season of “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.” Interview:  This week,we talk to Shawn Clement, the award-winning composor who has a new film Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey coming out soon. Find out more about Shawn’s work on the film and his previous work on a little show called “Buffy,the Vampire Slayer.” In the Future: James Cameron is pushing for the 3-D experience in your home theater. Columbia has given the thumbs-up for “Hancock 2.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link:  The Geekcast Link: Citizen Sky Promo: The Dollhouse Podcast Promo: The G-Mail Podcast Promo: The Weird Show Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-08-29,25041213 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 08:00:47 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/25037775-Slice-of-SciFi-227-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. You love Slice of SciFi, but maybe it’s not geeky enough for you. If that’s the case, you might want to give The Geekcast a try. The Geekcast is a technology podcast that hosted by all-around tech guy and self-proclaimed geek Aaron Crocco and his video gamer friend Gozer. The show features how-to segments, the latest tech news, hacks, video game reviews and all-around geek fun. For users of all skill level, The Geekcast is sure to entertain. You can find out more at www.geekcastonline.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. You love Slice of SciFi, but maybe it’s not geeky enough for you. If that’s the case, you might want to give The Geekcast a try. The Geekcast is a technology podcast that hosted by all-around tech guy and self-proclaimed geek Aaron Crocco and his video gamer friend Gozer. The show features how-to segments, the latest tech news, hacks, video game reviews and all-around geek fun. For users of all skill level, The Geekcast is sure to entertain. You can find out more at www.geekcastonline.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-28,25037775 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 08:00:12 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/25014441-Slice-of-SciFi-227-Christina-Jennings-and-Craig-Olejnik-of-%E2%80%9CThe-Listener%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #227: Christina Jennings and Craig Olejnik of NBC’s “The Listener.” In the News: A new study finds the only way to deal with the zombie apocalypse is a rapid, deadly response. A federal court has ruled in favor of Superman’s creators.  Find out how this may impact future movies. Got an extra $10 million?  You could use it to buy an assembled T-Rex skeleton. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: What the Cast’s Brian Richardson updates us on DragonCon. Movie Talk: The new “Nightmare on Elm Street” is looking to make Freddy scary again.  We’ll tell you more about how they plan to do this. “Kick/Ass” has found a distributor. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk: ... Slice of SciFi #227: Christina Jennings and Craig Olejnik of NBC’s “The Listener.” In the News: A new study finds the only way to deal with the zombie apocalypse is a rapid, deadly response. A federal court has ruled in favor of Superman’s creators.  Find out how this may impact future movies. Got an extra $10 million?  You could use it to buy an assembled T-Rex skeleton. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: What the Cast’s Brian Richardson updates us on DragonCon. Movie Talk: The new “Nightmare on Elm Street” is looking to make Freddy scary again.  We’ll tell you more about how they plan to do this. “Kick/Ass” has found a distributor. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  James Marsters has joined the cast of “Caprica.” Interview:  This week, we feature a conversation with “The Listener”’s Craig Olejnik and producer, Christina Jennings.  Find out more about the show’s origins and how Craig approaches the series.  If you’re not tuning into this great summer series, you will definitely want to see more after this week’s conversation. In the Future: ABC has given the green light for a pilot based on “The Time Traveler’s Wife.” Reboot rage: This time they’re remaking “Outland.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: One Tree Hill Podcast Promo: The Dollhouse Podcast Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #227: Christina Jennings and Craig Olejnik of NBC’s “The Listener.” In the News: A new study finds the only way to deal with the zombie apocalypse is a rapid, deadly response. A federal court has ruled in favor of Superman’s creators.  Find out how this may impact future movies. Got an extra $10 million?  You could use it to buy an assembled T-Rex skeleton. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: What the Cast’s Brian Richardson updates us on DragonCon. Movie Talk: The new “Nightmare on Elm Street” is looking to make Freddy scary again.  We’ll tell you more about how they plan to do this. “Kick/Ass” has found a distributor. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  James Marsters has joined the cast of “Caprica.” Interview:  This week, we feature a conversation with “The Listener”’s Craig Olejnik and producer, Christina Jennings.  Find out more about the show’s origins and how Craig approaches the series.  If you’re not tuning into this great summer series, you will definitely want to see more after this week’s conversation. In the Future: ABC has given the green light for a pilot based on “The Time Traveler’s Wife.” Reboot rage: This time they’re remaking “Outland.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: One Tree Hill Podcast Promo: The Dollhouse Podcast Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-08-22,25014441 Sat, 22 Aug 2009 08:00:06 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi, Show Archive http://odeo.com/episodes/24999963-Slice-of-SciFi-226-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If you’ve been looking at the list of featured podcasts on iTunes lately, you might have seen Farpoint Media’s very own Buffy Between the Lines getting some love. This fan written, acted and produced audio drama looks at what happened in between the seasons of Hugo-award winner Joss Whedon’s epic series, “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.” The series is currently in its second season and if you’re a Buffy fan and not subscribed yet—what the heck are you waiting for?!? Surf over at Buffy Between the Lines and subscribe today. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If you’ve been looking at the list of featured podcasts on iTunes lately, you might have seen Farpoint Media’s very own Buffy Between the Lines getting some love. This fan written, acted and produced audio drama looks at what happened in between the seasons of Hugo-award winner Joss Whedon’s epic series, “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.” The series is currently in its second season and if you’re a Buffy fan and not subscribed yet—what the heck are you waiting for?!? Surf over at Buffy Between the Lines and subscribe today. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-21,24999963 Fri, 21 Aug 2009 08:00:12 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/24967288-Slice-of-SciFi-226-A-Conversation-with-%E2%80%9CWarehouse-13-%E2%80%99s-Eddie-McClintock Slice of SciFi #226: A Conversation with “Warehouse 13″’s Eddie McClintock In the News: Director Stephen Sommers defends Paramount’s position in not showing “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” to critics, calling the movie “critic proof.” Find out more about how director James Cameron and 20th Century Fox are trying to build buzz and an audience for “Avatar.” Renting DVDs from the popular Red Box kiosks is growing. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” Movie Talk: If Louis Letterrier had his way, the summer of 2011 would the “summer of the Avengers.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Seth McFarlane talks about th... Slice of SciFi #226: A Conversation with “Warehouse 13″’s Eddie McClintock In the News: Director Stephen Sommers defends Paramount’s position in not showing “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” to critics, calling the movie “critic proof.” Find out more about how director James Cameron and 20th Century Fox are trying to build buzz and an audience for “Avatar.” Renting DVDs from the popular Red Box kiosks is growing. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” Movie Talk: If Louis Letterrier had his way, the summer of 2011 would the “summer of the Avengers.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Seth McFarlane talks about the work to recreate “The Empire Strikes Back” for this year’s “Family Guy: Star Wars” special. Interview:  This week, we feature a conversation with “Warehouse 13″ actor Eddie McClintock. In the Future: Director Zac Snyder is putting his actresses through a sort of boot camp for the upcoming “Sucker Punch.” Don Cheadle talks about War Machine’s role in the upcoming “Iron Man 2.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Buffy Between the Lines Promo: TechnoRama Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #226: A Conversation with “Warehouse 13″’s Eddie McClintock In the News: Director Stephen Sommers defends Paramount’s position in not showing “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” to critics, calling the movie “critic proof.” Find out more about how director James Cameron and 20th Century Fox are trying to build buzz and an audience for “Avatar.” Renting DVDs from the popular Red Box kiosks is growing. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” Movie Talk: If Louis Letterrier had his way, the summer of 2011 would the “summer of the Avengers.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Seth McFarlane talks about the work to recreate “The Empire Strikes Back” for this year’s “Family Guy: Star Wars” special. Interview:  This week, we feature a conversation with “Warehouse 13″ actor Eddie McClintock. In the Future: Director Zac Snyder is putting his actresses through a sort of boot camp for the upcoming “Sucker Punch.” Don Cheadle talks about War Machine’s role in the upcoming “Iron Man 2.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Buffy Between the Lines Promo: TechnoRama Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-08-15,24967288 Sat, 15 Aug 2009 08:00:54 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24966387-Slice-of-SciFi-226-A-Conversation-with-%E2%80%9CWarehouse-13-%E2%80%99s-Eddie-McClintock Slice of SciFi #226: A Conversation with “Warehouse 13″’s Eddie McClintock In the News: Director Stephen Sommers defends Paramount’s position in not showing “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” to critics, calling the movie “critic proof.” Find out more about how director James Cameron and 20th Century Fox are trying to build buzz and an audience for “Avatar.” Renting DVDs from the popular Red Box kiosks is growing. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” Movie Talk: If Louis Letterrier had his way, the summer of 2011 would the “summer of the Avengers.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Seth McFarlane talks about th... Slice of SciFi #226: A Conversation with “Warehouse 13″’s Eddie McClintock In the News: Director Stephen Sommers defends Paramount’s position in not showing “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” to critics, calling the movie “critic proof.” Find out more about how director James Cameron and 20th Century Fox are trying to build buzz and an audience for “Avatar.” Renting DVDs from the popular Red Box kiosks is growing. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” Movie Talk: If Louis Letterrier had his way, the summer of 2011 would the “summer of the Avengers.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Seth McFarlane talks about the work to recreate “The Empire Strikes Back” for this year’s “Family Guy: Star Wars” special. Interview:  This week, we feature a conversation with “Warehouse 13″ actor Eddie McClintock. In the Future: Director Zac Snyder is putting his actresses through a sort of boot camp for the upcoming “Sucker Punch.” Don Cheadle talks about War Machine’s role in the upcoming “Iron Man 2.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Buffy Between the Lines Promo: TechnoRama Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #226: A Conversation with “Warehouse 13″’s Eddie McClintock In the News: Director Stephen Sommers defends Paramount’s position in not showing “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” to critics, calling the movie “critic proof.” Find out more about how director James Cameron and 20th Century Fox are trying to build buzz and an audience for “Avatar.” Renting DVDs from the popular Red Box kiosks is growing. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” Movie Talk: If Louis Letterrier had his way, the summer of 2011 would the “summer of the Avengers.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with  new clips about robots.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Seth McFarlane talks about the work to recreate “The Empire Strikes Back” for this year’s “Family Guy: Star Wars” special. Interview:  This week, we feature a conversation with “Warehouse 13″ actor Eddie McClintock. In the Future: Director Zac Snyder is putting his actresses through a sort of boot camp for the upcoming “Sucker Punch.” Don Cheadle talks about War Machine’s role in the upcoming “Iron Man 2.” Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Buffy Between the Lines Promo: TechnoRama Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-08-15,24966387 Sat, 15 Aug 2009 08:00:54 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24962171-Slice-of-SciFi-225-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If you’ve been looking at the list of featured podcasts on iTunes lately, you might have seen Farpoint Media’s very own Buffy Between the Lines getting some love. This fan written, acted and produced audio drama looks at what happened in between the seasons of Hugo-award winner Joss Whedon’s epic series, “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.” The series is currently in its second season and if you’re a Buffy fan and not subscribed yet—what the heck are you waiting for?!? Surf over at Buffy Between the Lines and subscribe today. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If you’ve been looking at the list of featured podcasts on iTunes lately, you might have seen Farpoint Media’s very own Buffy Between the Lines getting some love. This fan written, acted and produced audio drama looks at what happened in between the seasons of Hugo-award winner Joss Whedon’s epic series, “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.” The series is currently in its second season and if you’re a Buffy fan and not subscribed yet—what the heck are you waiting for?!? Surf over at Buffy Between the Lines and subscribe today. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-14,24962171 Fri, 14 Aug 2009 08:00:05 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/24933417-Slice-of-SciFi-225-Conclusion-of-Our-Interview-With-Michael-Hogan-from-%E2%80%9CBattlestar-Galactica-%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #225: Conclusion of Our Interview With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica” In the News: A community theater in Oregon recently performed their own version of the classic “Trek” episode “Amok Time.” 3-D digital movies are helping boost the bottom line for one movie chain. If you saw the preview of the “V” pilot at ComicCon, you may not have seen the final version.  Producers are still tweaking it. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Movie Talk: This week, movie talk is devoted to discussion about the upcoming “District 9.” Find out more about how the “Halo” movie falling through led to one of this summer’s most anticipated sci-fi films. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked a... Slice of SciFi #225: Conclusion of Our Interview With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica” In the News: A community theater in Oregon recently performed their own version of the classic “Trek” episode “Amok Time.” 3-D digital movies are helping boost the bottom line for one movie chain. If you saw the preview of the “V” pilot at ComicCon, you may not have seen the final version.  Producers are still tweaking it. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Movie Talk: This week, movie talk is devoted to discussion about the upcoming “District 9.” Find out more about how the “Halo” movie falling through led to one of this summer’s most anticipated sci-fi films. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Joss Whedon talks about what’s coming up for the second season of “Dollhouse.” Interview:  This week, we continue our conversation with Michael Hogan, better known as Saul Tigh on “Battlestar Galactica.”    Hogan offers a few hints about the upcoming movie, “The Plan” and his time working on the monumental series. In the Future: “Halo” isn’t getting a movie right away, but it will have a series of anime shorts produced. Tom Baker is reprising his role as the 4th Doctor for a new series of BBC audio adventures. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: The Geek Spin Promo: I Should Be Writing Promo: Dragonlance Canticle Promo: Short Cummings Audio Slice of SciFi #225: Conclusion of Our Interview With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica” In the News: A community theater in Oregon recently performed their own version of the classic “Trek” episode “Amok Time.” 3-D digital movies are helping boost the bottom line for one movie chain. If you saw the preview of the “V” pilot at ComicCon, you may not have seen the final version.  Producers are still tweaking it. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Movie Talk: This week, movie talk is devoted to discussion about the upcoming “District 9.” Find out more about how the “Halo” movie falling through led to one of this summer’s most anticipated sci-fi films. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Joss Whedon talks about what’s coming up for the second season of “Dollhouse.” Interview:  This week, we continue our conversation with Michael Hogan, better known as Saul Tigh on “Battlestar Galactica.”    Hogan offers a few hints about the upcoming movie, “The Plan” and his time working on the monumental series. In the Future: “Halo” isn’t getting a movie right away, but it will have a series of anime shorts produced. Tom Baker is reprising his role as the 4th Doctor for a new series of BBC audio adventures. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: The Geek Spin Promo: I Should Be Writing Promo: Dragonlance Canticle Promo: Short Cummings Audio tag:odeo.com,2009-08-08,24933417 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 10:00:20 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24929684-Slice-of-SciFi-224-Voicemail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If the dog days of August have you down (at least if you live in the northern hemisphere), then we’ve got a podcast that might help perk you up and bring a smile to your face. Check out the Geek Spin, hosted by PodCulture’s Brad Boyer. This weekly podcast brings together all of geek-themed, podsafe music for you. And the good part is that Brad does all the hard work of seeking out the gems for you to hear. So, if you’d like to hear some songs devoted to Harry Potter, Star Trek or a myriad of other genre related things, check out the Geek Spin. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. If the dog days of August have you down (at least if you live in the northern hemisphere), then we’ve got a podcast that might help perk you up and bring a smile to your face. Check out the Geek Spin, hosted by PodCulture’s Brad Boyer. This weekly podcast brings together all of geek-themed, podsafe music for you. And the good part is that Brad does all the hard work of seeking out the gems for you to hear. So, if you’d like to hear some songs devoted to Harry Potter, Star Trek or a myriad of other genre related things, check out the Geek Spin. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-07,24929684 Fri, 07 Aug 2009 10:39:54 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/24897502-Slice-of-SciFi-224-A-Conversation-With-Michael-Hogan-from-%E2%80%9CBattlestar-Galatica%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #224: A Conversation With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica.” In the News: The House of Mouse is looking into a subscription-based service to delivery content to right to your home. An amateur astronomer has found a new “scar” on the planet Jupiter. If you’re a fan of “Little Big Planet,” the good news is there are lots of user created levels to play.  The game just passed over one million submitted levels. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Mike the Nameless One shares his thoughts on “Torchwood: Children of Earth.” Movie Talk: A new web site is offering fans the create to recreate “Star Wars: A New Hope” fifteen seconds at a time. Geoff Johns thinks Green Lantern could be on the verge of a renaissance with the upcoming film and the direct-to-home-theater release this week. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. Georg... Slice of SciFi #224: A Conversation With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica.” In the News: The House of Mouse is looking into a subscription-based service to delivery content to right to your home. An amateur astronomer has found a new “scar” on the planet Jupiter. If you’re a fan of “Little Big Planet,” the good news is there are lots of user created levels to play.  The game just passed over one million submitted levels. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Mike the Nameless One shares his thoughts on “Torchwood: Children of Earth.” Movie Talk: A new web site is offering fans the create to recreate “Star Wars: A New Hope” fifteen seconds at a time. Geoff Johns thinks Green Lantern could be on the verge of a renaissance with the upcoming film and the direct-to-home-theater release this week. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk: Christina Cox talks about her role on the new series, “Defying Gravity.” Interview:  Our conversation this week is with the man who brought Saul Tigh to life for four years on “Batttlestar Galactica,” Michael Hogan.   Hogan offers a few hints about the upcoming movie, “The Plan” and his time working on the monumental series.   This is the first half of our conversation with Mr. Hogan, so don’t forget to tune in for Episode 225.  In the Future: Warner Brothers and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way production company have hired script writer Rand Ravich to pen a new big-screen version of Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone.” Convergence Entertainment has acquired the rights to develop two fantasy properties as live-action films. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Radio Yesterday Link: Star Wars Uncut Promo: I Should Be Writing Promo: Dragonlance Canticle Promo: Short Cummings Audio Slice of SciFi #224: A Conversation With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica.” In the News: The House of Mouse is looking into a subscription-based service to delivery content to right to your home. An amateur astronomer has found a new “scar” on the planet Jupiter. If you’re a fan of “Little Big Planet,” the good news is there are lots of user created levels to play.  The game just passed over one million submitted levels. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Mike the Nameless One shares his thoughts on “Torchwood: Children of Earth.” Movie Talk: A new web site is offering fans the create to recreate “Star Wars: A New Hope” fifteen seconds at a time. Geoff Johns thinks Green Lantern could be on the verge of a renaissance with the upcoming film and the direct-to-home-theater release this week. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk: Christina Cox talks about her role on the new series, “Defying Gravity.” Interview:  Our conversation this week is with the man who brought Saul Tigh to life for four years on “Batttlestar Galactica,” Michael Hogan.   Hogan offers a few hints about the upcoming movie, “The Plan” and his time working on the monumental series.   This is the first half of our conversation with Mr. Hogan, so don’t forget to tune in for Episode 225.  In the Future: Warner Brothers and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way production company have hired script writer Rand Ravich to pen a new big-screen version of Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone.” Convergence Entertainment has acquired the rights to develop two fantasy properties as live-action films. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Radio Yesterday Link: Star Wars Uncut Promo: I Should Be Writing Promo: Dragonlance Canticle Promo: Short Cummings Audio tag:odeo.com,2009-08-01,24897502 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 08:00:47 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24898298-Slice-of-SciFi-224-A-Conversation-With-Michael-Hogan-from-%E2%80%9CBattlestar-Galatica%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #224: A Conversation With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica.” In the News: The House of Mouse is looking into a subscription-based service to delivery content to right to your home. An amateur astronomer has found a new “scar” on the planet Jupiter. If you’re a fan of “Little Big Planet,” the good news is there are lots of user created levels to play.  The game just passed over one million submitted levels. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Mike the Nameless One shares his thoughts on “Torchwood: Children of Earth.” Movie Talk: A new web site is offering fans the create to recreate “Star Wars: A New Hope” fifteen seconds at a time. Geoff Johns thinks Green Lantern could be on the verge of a renaissance with the upcoming film and the direct-to-home-theater release this week. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. Georg... Slice of SciFi #224: A Conversation With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica.” In the News: The House of Mouse is looking into a subscription-based service to delivery content to right to your home. An amateur astronomer has found a new “scar” on the planet Jupiter. If you’re a fan of “Little Big Planet,” the good news is there are lots of user created levels to play.  The game just passed over one million submitted levels. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Mike the Nameless One shares his thoughts on “Torchwood: Children of Earth.” Movie Talk: A new web site is offering fans the create to recreate “Star Wars: A New Hope” fifteen seconds at a time. Geoff Johns thinks Green Lantern could be on the verge of a renaissance with the upcoming film and the direct-to-home-theater release this week. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk: Christina Cox talks about her role on the new series, “Defying Gravity.” Interview:  Our conversation this week is with the man who brought Saul Tigh to life for four years on “Batttlestar Galactica,” Michael Hogan.   Hogan offers a few hints about the upcoming movie, “The Plan” and his time working on the monumental series.   This is the first half of our conversation with Mr. Hogan, so don’t forget to tune in for Episode 225.  In the Future: Warner Brothers and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way production company have hired script writer Rand Ravich to pen a new big-screen version of Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone.” Convergence Entertainment has acquired the rights to develop two fantasy properties as live-action films. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Radio Yesterday Link: Star Wars Uncut Promo: I Should Be Writing Promo: Dragonlance Canticle Promo: Short Cummings Audio Slice of SciFi #224: A Conversation With Michael Hogan from “Battlestar Galactica.” In the News: The House of Mouse is looking into a subscription-based service to delivery content to right to your home. An amateur astronomer has found a new “scar” on the planet Jupiter. If you’re a fan of “Little Big Planet,” the good news is there are lots of user created levels to play.  The game just passed over one million submitted levels. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Mike the Nameless One shares his thoughts on “Torchwood: Children of Earth.” Movie Talk: A new web site is offering fans the create to recreate “Star Wars: A New Hope” fifteen seconds at a time. Geoff Johns thinks Green Lantern could be on the verge of a renaissance with the upcoming film and the direct-to-home-theater release this week. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk: Christina Cox talks about her role on the new series, “Defying Gravity.” Interview:  Our conversation this week is with the man who brought Saul Tigh to life for four years on “Batttlestar Galactica,” Michael Hogan.   Hogan offers a few hints about the upcoming movie, “The Plan” and his time working on the monumental series.   This is the first half of our conversation with Mr. Hogan, so don’t forget to tune in for Episode 225.  In the Future: Warner Brothers and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way production company have hired script writer Rand Ravich to pen a new big-screen version of Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone.” Convergence Entertainment has acquired the rights to develop two fantasy properties as live-action films. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Radio Yesterday Link: Star Wars Uncut Promo: I Should Be Writing Promo: Dragonlance Canticle Promo: Short Cummings Audio tag:odeo.com,2009-08-01,24898298 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 08:00:47 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24893710-Slice-of-SciFi-223-Voicemail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. We’ve told you before about the great old radio shows you can hear at the “Radio Yesterday” podcast. This series, featuring samples of the finest dramas and comedies from the golden age of radio, recently featured two special episodes, highlighting the “Star Trek” from Power Records. Those of you who grew up in the 70’s and early 80s may recall them and want to take a trip down memory lane. Or if you’ve not heard them, they’re an interesting treat from a time when we only had the 79 original episodes to watch and a few novels to tide us over. You can find them at http://radioyesterday.chuckchat.com Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. We’ve told you before about the great old radio shows you can hear at the “Radio Yesterday” podcast. This series, featuring samples of the finest dramas and comedies from the golden age of radio, recently featured two special episodes, highlighting the “Star Trek” from Power Records. Those of you who grew up in the 70’s and early 80s may recall them and want to take a trip down memory lane. Or if you’ve not heard them, they’re an interesting treat from a time when we only had the 79 original episodes to watch and a few novels to tide us over. You can find them at http://radioyesterday.chuckchat.com Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make your comments short and unique there’s an excellent chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-31,24893710 Fri, 31 Jul 2009 12:32:39 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/24893711-New-GAMER-Clip-from-Lionsgate Here’s a new clip from GAMER, featuring Gerard Butler, Michael C. Hall and Milo Ventimiglia, opening in theaters on September 4, 2009. SYNOPSIS GAMER is a high-concept action thriller set in the near future, a time when mind-control technology has taken society by storm. Humans control other humans in a mass-scale, multiplayer online game. Reclusive billionaire Ken Castle (Michael C. Hall) has created the controversial form of entertainment, “Slayers,” a hugely popular game that allows millions to act out their innermost desires and fantasies - online - in front of a global audience. Gaming has evolved into a terrifying new dimension… mind control… manipulation… people playing people! At the center is Kable (300’s Gerard Butler), the superstar and cult hero of “Slayers,” the savage, ultraviolent first person shooter game. Kable is controlled by Simon, a young gamer with rock star status who continues to defy all odds by guiding K... Here’s a new clip from GAMER, featuring Gerard Butler, Michael C. Hall and Milo Ventimiglia, opening in theaters on September 4, 2009. SYNOPSIS GAMER is a high-concept action thriller set in the near future, a time when mind-control technology has taken society by storm. Humans control other humans in a mass-scale, multiplayer online game. Reclusive billionaire Ken Castle (Michael C. Hall) has created the controversial form of entertainment, “Slayers,” a hugely popular game that allows millions to act out their innermost desires and fantasies - online - in front of a global audience. Gaming has evolved into a terrifying new dimension… mind control… manipulation… people playing people! At the center is Kable (300’s Gerard Butler), the superstar and cult hero of “Slayers,” the savage, ultraviolent first person shooter game. Kable is controlled by Simon, a young gamer with rock star status who continues to defy all odds by guiding Kable to victory each week. Taken from his family, imprisoned and forced to fight against his will, the modern day gladiator must survive long enough to escape the game to free his family, regain his identity and to save mankind from Castle’s ruthless technology. GAMER stars Gerard Butler (300, THE UGLY TRUTH), Michael C. Hall (”Dexter”), Amber Valletta (TRANSPORTER 2), John Leguizamo (RIGHTEOUS KILL, ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13) and Kyra Sedgwick (”The Closer”). Link: GAMER Official Movie Website Link: GAMER Augmented Reality Website Here’s a new clip from GAMER, featuring Gerard Butler, Michael C. Hall and Milo Ventimiglia, opening in theaters on September 4, 2009. SYNOPSIS GAMER is a high-concept action thriller set in the near future, a time when mind-control technology has taken society by storm. Humans control other humans in a mass-scale, multiplayer online game. Reclusive billionaire Ken Castle (Michael C. Hall) has created the controversial form of entertainment, “Slayers,” a hugely popular game that allows millions to act out their innermost desires and fantasies - online - in front of a global audience. Gaming has evolved into a terrifying new dimension… mind control… manipulation… people playing people! At the center is Kable (300’s Gerard Butler), the superstar and cult hero of “Slayers,” the savage, ultraviolent first person shooter game. Kable is controlled by Simon, a young gamer with rock star status who continues to defy all odds by guiding Kable to victory each week. Taken from his family, imprisoned and forced to fight against his will, the modern day gladiator must survive long enough to escape the game to free his family, regain his identity and to save mankind from Castle’s ruthless technology. GAMER stars Gerard Butler (300, THE UGLY TRUTH), Michael C. Hall (”Dexter”), Amber Valletta (TRANSPORTER 2), John Leguizamo (RIGHTEOUS KILL, ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13) and Kyra Sedgwick (”The Closer”). Link: GAMER Official Movie Website Link: GAMER Augmented Reality Website tag:odeo.com,2009-07-30,24893711 Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:15:56 -0700 no Slice of SciFi Specials, video clips, Film News http://odeo.com/episodes/24862572-Slice-of-SciFi-223-A-Conversation-With-Actor-William-Katt Slice of SciFi #223: A Conversation With Actor William Katt In the News: The process used to restore “Casablanca” is being used to restore the footage of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Microsoft Stores are coming and you won’t have to look hard to find them.  They’ve be right next to the Apple Store. The military is developing flesh-eating robots. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week the mighty fist of justice targets Sam Bush for re-recording his cult-classic song, “The Touch” for the soundtrack for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: After years in development limbo, the “Voltron” movie may finally be moving forward. Following the lead of Marvel, D.C. is now taking a bigger picture look at how it develops movies based on its comic book properties. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St.... Slice of SciFi #223: A Conversation With Actor William Katt In the News: The process used to restore “Casablanca” is being used to restore the footage of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Microsoft Stores are coming and you won’t have to look hard to find them.  They’ve be right next to the Apple Store. The military is developing flesh-eating robots. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week the mighty fist of justice targets Sam Bush for re-recording his cult-classic song, “The Touch” for the soundtrack for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: After years in development limbo, the “Voltron” movie may finally be moving forward. Following the lead of Marvel, D.C. is now taking a bigger picture look at how it develops movies based on its comic book properties. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  A Slice of SciFi favorite, “The Big Bang Theory” is the hottest comedy on TV right now.  It’s picking up viewers in the summer and it recently got a couple of Emmy nods. Interview:  This week, it’s a conversation with actor William Katt.  Katt is best-known for his work on the classic TV series, “The Greatest American Hero.”  Find out what Katt’s been up to lately and some of his projects in the pipeline. In the Future: Horror comic “Hack/Slash” will get the big-screen treatment. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: X-Cast Online Link: Google Moon Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Indiana Jim Podcast Slice of SciFi #223: A Conversation With Actor William Katt In the News: The process used to restore “Casablanca” is being used to restore the footage of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Microsoft Stores are coming and you won’t have to look hard to find them.  They’ve be right next to the Apple Store. The military is developing flesh-eating robots. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week the mighty fist of justice targets Sam Bush for re-recording his cult-classic song, “The Touch” for the soundtrack for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: After years in development limbo, the “Voltron” movie may finally be moving forward. Following the lead of Marvel, D.C. is now taking a bigger picture look at how it develops movies based on its comic book properties. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  A Slice of SciFi favorite, “The Big Bang Theory” is the hottest comedy on TV right now.  It’s picking up viewers in the summer and it recently got a couple of Emmy nods. Interview:  This week, it’s a conversation with actor William Katt.  Katt is best-known for his work on the classic TV series, “The Greatest American Hero.”  Find out what Katt’s been up to lately and some of his projects in the pipeline. In the Future: Horror comic “Hack/Slash” will get the big-screen treatment. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: X-Cast Online Link: Google Moon Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Indiana Jim Podcast tag:odeo.com,2009-07-25,24862572 Sat, 25 Jul 2009 08:00:46 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24863429-Slice-of-SciFi-223-A-Conversation-With-Actor-William-Katt Slice of SciFi #223: A Conversation With Actor William Katt In the News: The process used to restore “Casablanca” is being used to restore the footage of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Microsoft Stores are coming and you won’t have to look hard to find them.  They’ve be right next to the Apple Store. The military is developing flesh-eating robots. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week the mighty fist of justice targets Sam Bush for re-recording his cult-classic song, “The Touch” for the soundtrack for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: After years in development limbo, the “Voltron” movie may finally be moving forward. Following the lead of Marvel, D.C. is now taking a bigger picture look at how it develops movies based on its comic book properties. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St.... Slice of SciFi #223: A Conversation With Actor William Katt In the News: The process used to restore “Casablanca” is being used to restore the footage of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Microsoft Stores are coming and you won’t have to look hard to find them.  They’ve be right next to the Apple Store. The military is developing flesh-eating robots. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week the mighty fist of justice targets Sam Bush for re-recording his cult-classic song, “The Touch” for the soundtrack for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: After years in development limbo, the “Voltron” movie may finally be moving forward. Following the lead of Marvel, D.C. is now taking a bigger picture look at how it develops movies based on its comic book properties. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  A Slice of SciFi favorite, “The Big Bang Theory” is the hottest comedy on TV right now.  It’s picking up viewers in the summer and it recently got a couple of Emmy nods. Interview:  This week, it’s a conversation with actor William Katt.  Katt is best-known for his work on the classic TV series, “The Greatest American Hero.”  Find out what Katt’s been up to lately and some of his projects in the pipeline. In the Future: Horror comic “Hack/Slash” will get the big-screen treatment. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: X-Cast Online Link: Google Moon Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Indiana Jim Podcast Slice of SciFi #223: A Conversation With Actor William Katt In the News: The process used to restore “Casablanca” is being used to restore the footage of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Microsoft Stores are coming and you won’t have to look hard to find them.  They’ve be right next to the Apple Store. The military is developing flesh-eating robots. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Krazy Joe’s Punch in the Junk: This week the mighty fist of justice targets Sam Bush for re-recording his cult-classic song, “The Touch” for the soundtrack for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: After years in development limbo, the “Voltron” movie may finally be moving forward. Following the lead of Marvel, D.C. is now taking a bigger picture look at how it develops movies based on its comic book properties. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  A Slice of SciFi favorite, “The Big Bang Theory” is the hottest comedy on TV right now.  It’s picking up viewers in the summer and it recently got a couple of Emmy nods. Interview:  This week, it’s a conversation with actor William Katt.  Katt is best-known for his work on the classic TV series, “The Greatest American Hero.”  Find out what Katt’s been up to lately and some of his projects in the pipeline. In the Future: Horror comic “Hack/Slash” will get the big-screen treatment. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: X-Cast Online Link: Google Moon Promo: DragonPage With Class Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Indiana Jim Podcast tag:odeo.com,2009-07-25,24863429 Sat, 25 Jul 2009 08:00:46 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24858326-Slice-of-SciFi-222-Voice-Mail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. So if you’re a die-hard Xbox junkie, or just looking for some real world game play insights and experience to help you decide if Xbox is the platform for you, you might want to check out XCast Online. Frank and his friends Phil and Tim are dedicated to bringing you the gamer’s perspective of all things going around the gaming industry. You can find out more and subscribe at www.xcastonline.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make the comments short and unique there’s a real good chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. So if you’re a die-hard Xbox junkie, or just looking for some real world game play insights and experience to help you decide if Xbox is the platform for you, you might want to check out XCast Online. Frank and his friends Phil and Tim are dedicated to bringing you the gamer’s perspective of all things going around the gaming industry. You can find out more and subscribe at www.xcastonline.com. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make the comments short and unique there’s a real good chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-24,24858326 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 08:00:52 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/24829006-Slice-of-SciFi-222-Interview-with-Josh-Keaton-from-%E2%80%9CThe-Spectacular-Spider-Man%E2%80%9D Slice of SciFi #222: Interview with Josh Keaton, the voice of Peter Parker/Spider-Man on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” In the News: The new movie “Zombieland” looks to take a page from “Shawn of the Dead.” To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the first landing on the moon, NASA has a new web site the chronicles this historic journey. Tommy Tellarico and Jack Wall are touring the country with Video Games Live! concert.  The concerts are symphonic versions of the soundtracks from your favorite video-games. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Kurt in St. George looks at the next step after a “ViewMaster” movie. Movie Talk: Before he passed away, John Wayne worked on a sci-fi movie.  The film was never released and is coming to DVD later this year…. We look at how movies are marketed to different audiences across the world.  You’ll be fascinated to fi... Slice of SciFi #222: Interview with Josh Keaton, the voice of Peter Parker/Spider-Man on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” In the News: The new movie “Zombieland” looks to take a page from “Shawn of the Dead.” To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the first landing on the moon, NASA has a new web site the chronicles this historic journey. Tommy Tellarico and Jack Wall are touring the country with Video Games Live! concert.  The concerts are symphonic versions of the soundtracks from your favorite video-games. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Kurt in St. George looks at the next step after a “ViewMaster” movie. Movie Talk: Before he passed away, John Wayne worked on a sci-fi movie.  The film was never released and is coming to DVD later this year…. We look at how movies are marketed to different audiences across the world.  You’ll be fascinated to find out how “Star Trek” was marketed to our international friends. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Once intended as a big-screen film, it looks like Stephen King’s novel “Cell” is headed for television as a mini-series. Interview: This week, we talk to Josh Keaton.  You might know him better as the voice of Peter Parker and Spider-Man on the animated series, “The Spectacular Spider-Man.”  The series is currently in its second season on Disney XD. In the Future: Terry Pratchett’s “Going Postal” will be the next DiscWorld mini-series. “Hong Kong Phooey” is the latest live-action/CGI animated feature coming soon…. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: PodCulture Link: Tuning Into SciFi TV Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: We Choose the Moon Link: Orbiter Sim Promo: PodCulture Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #222: Interview with Josh Keaton, the voice of Peter Parker/Spider-Man on “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” In the News: The new movie “Zombieland” looks to take a page from “Shawn of the Dead.” To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the first landing on the moon, NASA has a new web site the chronicles this historic journey. Tommy Tellarico and Jack Wall are touring the country with Video Games Live! concert.  The concerts are symphonic versions of the soundtracks from your favorite video-games. This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Special Segment: Kurt in St. George looks at the next step after a “ViewMaster” movie. Movie Talk: Before he passed away, John Wayne worked on a sci-fi movie.  The film was never released and is coming to DVD later this year…. We look at how movies are marketed to different audiences across the world.  You’ll be fascinated to find out how “Star Trek” was marketed to our international friends. Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.   Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  Once intended as a big-screen film, it looks like Stephen King’s novel “Cell” is headed for television as a mini-series. Interview: This week, we talk to Josh Keaton.  You might know him better as the voice of Peter Parker and Spider-Man on the animated series, “The Spectacular Spider-Man.”  The series is currently in its second season on Disney XD. In the Future: Terry Pratchett’s “Going Postal” will be the next DiscWorld mini-series. “Hong Kong Phooey” is the latest live-action/CGI animated feature coming soon…. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: PodCulture Link: Tuning Into SciFi TV Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: We Choose the Moon Link: Orbiter Sim Promo: PodCulture Promo: How To Grow Your Geek Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-07-18,24829006 Sat, 18 Jul 2009 08:00:43 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi http://odeo.com/episodes/24826408-Slice-of-SciFi-221-Voicemail-Show This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop ... This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week, “Torchwood: Children of Earth” airs on BBC America and two of our FarPoint Media shows are celebrating with some special episodes. Brad, Glen, Christina and Adam look at the five-part mini-series event and SPOILERS over at PodCulture, while Brent, Wendy and Kevin are going to offer a nightly round-up for the latest episode over at Tuning In To SciFi TV. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make the comments short and unique there’s a real good chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments abour our stories and comments… it’s the Circle of Entertainment Life! So go ahead and call in with your questions and comments. Just call 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735. We do want to hear your comments and feedback… No, really, we do! Pay no attention to how much Mike grumbles about them — you know, that guy sitting in the dark corner with all of the blinky lights, the knobs and the Scotch. Just remember, any and every time studio gang responds to the questions and comments posed by your voicemail submissions, you run the chance of hearing something about your favorite TV show or movie that you might not have wanted to know yet. HERE THERE BE SPOILERS!! This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free Trial. FarPoint Media has a podcast and website for just about every concept and niche one can think of. Drop by the FarPoint Media company website and check out the long list of entertaining programs just one mouse click away. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, give it a little time, it will be there soon. This week, “Torchwood: Children of Earth” airs on BBC America and two of our FarPoint Media shows are celebrating with some special episodes. Brad, Glen, Christina and Adam look at the five-part mini-series event and SPOILERS over at PodCulture, while Brent, Wendy and Kevin are going to offer a nightly round-up for the latest episode over at Tuning In To SciFi TV. Got a comment for the Slice of SciFi Voicemail show? Call them in at 206-339-TREK, that’s 206-339-8735 for the letter challenged. Make the comments short and unique there’s a real good chance you will hear it on the show. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Web and on the Sirius/XM Satellite Radio network. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate your one-time donations, and thank you. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-17,24826408 Fri, 17 Jul 2009 12:02:05 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Voice Mail Shows http://odeo.com/episodes/24783204-Slice-of-SciFi-221-Interview-With-J-C-Hutchins-and-Jordan-Weisman Slice of SciFi #221: In the News: Science-fiction grand master Ray Bradbury is lending his support to save the California libraries. Think you paid a lot for your last video-game?  That’s nothing compared to one collector who just paid $17,500 for a collectible NES game. Hundreds of people around the world bounced their voices off the moon on June 26 and 27 This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: This week, Mike looks at “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: Ryan Reynolds talks about what he’d like to see in a “Deadpool” movie. Want to see “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” on opening day?  You’d better get tickets soon.  Pre-sale tickets are going faster than those for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.  This week&#... Slice of SciFi #221: In the News: Science-fiction grand master Ray Bradbury is lending his support to save the California libraries. Think you paid a lot for your last video-game?  That’s nothing compared to one collector who just paid $17,500 for a collectible NES game. Hundreds of people around the world bounced their voices off the moon on June 26 and 27 This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: This week, Mike looks at “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: Ryan Reynolds talks about what he’d like to see in a “Deadpool” movie. Want to see “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” on opening day?  You’d better get tickets soon.  Pre-sale tickets are going faster than those for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.  This week’s theme is “Size Does Matter.”  If you want to know more, you’ll have to tune in and find out.  Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  As part of the upcoming “Lost” panel at ComicCon, producers have challenged fans to write a theme-song for the show.   No, using the “Gilligan’s Island” theme with the names of residents of the island probably won’t do it… Interview: This week, we talk to Jordan Weisman and J.C. Hutchins, the co-authors of “Personal Effects: Dark Arts.”   They talk about this unique “transmedia” experience, its history and development and the potential future for more stories in this universe. In the Future: They’re going to make a “ViewMaster” movie. Is a “Blade” prequel trilogy on the horizon?  It looks like it could be. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: Joss’D Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: J.C. Hutchins Promo: Talking Into SciFi TV Promo: TechnoRama Promo: Carology Slice of SciFi #221: In the News: Science-fiction grand master Ray Bradbury is lending his support to save the California libraries. Think you paid a lot for your last video-game?  That’s nothing compared to one collector who just paid $17,500 for a collectible NES game. Hundreds of people around the world bounced their voices off the moon on June 26 and 27 This Slice of SciFi show is sponsored by GoToAssist.com/podcast — Get a Free 30-Day Trial! Mike’s Movie Minute: This week, Mike looks at “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Movie Talk: Ryan Reynolds talks about what he’d like to see in a “Deadpool” movie. Want to see “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” on opening day?  You’d better get tickets soon.  Pre-sale tickets are going faster than those for “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.” Slice of Trivia: This week Kurt in St. George tests the studio crew and you with three new clips.  This week’s theme is “Size Does Matter.”  If you want to know more, you’ll have to tune in and find out.  Email your clips to Kurt at Slice of Trivia. Your entries could get picked and played on the show. TV Talk:  As part of the upcoming “Lost” panel at ComicCon, producers have challenged fans to write a theme-song for the show.   No, using the “Gilligan’s Island” theme with the names of residents of the island probably won’t do it… Interview: This week, we talk to Jordan Weisman and J.C. Hutchins, the co-authors of “Personal Effects: Dark Arts.”   They talk about this unique “transmedia” experience, its history and development and the potential future for more stories in this universe. In the Future: They’re going to make a “ViewMaster” movie. Is a “Blade” prequel trilogy on the horizon?  It looks like it could be. Listener comments: If you have any suggestions or comments, please let us know. (Our Voicemail Number: 206-339-TREK). Keep your comments brief, or funny, and maybe you’ll hear your message on the voicemail show! See you next week with fresh new content. Keep Slice of SciFi going and growing. Please donate to help us continue bringing you the best sci-fi and genre related news and entertainment available on the Net and on Satellite Radio. Become a monthly contributor or we also appreciate one-time donations, and thank you. Link: Farpoint Media’s Manor in Second Life Link: Tuning Into SciFi Television Link: Joss’D Link: Farpoint Forurms Link: J.C. Hutchins Promo: Talking Into SciFi TV Promo: TechnoRama Promo: Carology tag:odeo.com,2009-07-11,24783204 Sat, 11 Jul 2009 08:00:06 -0700 no Slice of SciFi featured, Slice of Scifi