The Basketcase Show
I helped Melinda set up a podcast last night. She describes episode 1 thusly: "Call myself a cow. Talk about being moderated on New Pacifica. Slug and Lettuce review of my zine." Plus she talks about arguing with me. Oh well. To download the 11 minute long, 5.7 Mb mp3 file, see the page on Internet Archive at http://www.archive.org/details/basketcaseshow1
To subscribe to her podcast, poke around on The Basketcase Show website (http://basketcaseshow.blogspot.com).
I'll try to post a scan of the Slug & Lettuce review of Basketcase zine late tonight, if I can pry Melinda's cold, mean fingers off the computer for a few minutes.
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Check out Grog & Gryphon, a fantasy podcast by Bill Hollweg. The voice of "Murrai the goblin" sounds familiar.
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* Due to differences in language, culture and the range of frequencies audible to goblin ears, some "romance" content may not be accessible to humans.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License.
Email me: deidzoeb13(at)yahoo.com
* Due to differences in language, culture and the range of frequencies audible to goblin ears, some "romance" content may not be accessible to humans.
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