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Interview with popular fantasy & erotica/romance writer Dayle Dermatis whose short story "The Queen Of Christmas" was inspired by TSO. Dale has written hundreds of stories published in a variety of publications, online & print & in the famous Harlequin series, & often uses musical themes throughout her writing. Previously heard on Aaron Joy's other podcast "The World Of Trans-Siberian Orchestra"

Interview with popular fantasy & erotica/romance writer Dayle Dermatis whose short story "The Queen Of Christmas" was inspired by TSO. Dale has written hundreds of stories published in a variety of publications, online & print & in the famous Harlequin series, & often uses musical themes throughout her writing. Previously heard on Aaron Joy's other podcast "The World Of Trans-Siberian Orchestra"

In which Thom & Andru get excited about Joss Whedon's new Shakespeare project and the possibilities of the coming micro-studio age, while special correspondent Dayle Dermatis reports from the Nathan Fillion book signing at Golden Apple Comics. Also, a recap of this week's Walking Dead, Ben Affleck might direct The Stand, Weird Al turns 53, the Chronicle trailer looks pretty awesome, and Thom unleashes his inner dungeon master after a crash course in silly villains.

In which Thom narrates a special "best of" The Geek Agenda while the NDR studios are closed for Memorial Day. Highlights from the show's first nine episodes, including chats with guests Brian Peck, Peter Zachos, Dayle Dermatis, Ingrid Oliansky, and Patrick McGrath. We will return live next week, June 6th! Music by Sons Of Nothing.

In which Thom & Andru chat with author Dayle Dermatis (and her many pseudonyms) about adventures both literary and geographical, creative epiphanies, geek heresies, the distinction between romance and erotica, the blending of both with sci-fi fantasy, the downside of continuity, and the shiny future of e-publishing. Also, unholy adoration and mad props are heaped upon the band Styx, and everyone is just going to have to be OK with that.