Podcasts about decopunk

Jason Cousineau and Eric Fisk discuss some of the blowbacks from 'What Does It Mean To Be A Man,' the upside-down twisted logic of toxic faux Christians, and using A Religion of Peace and Love as a cudgel of hate. Jason and Eric also talk about the ever-changing fashions in men's and women's clothing, declining standards, and why we are so attracted to men who wear masculine clothing like Diane Keaton in 'Annie Hall.'

Jason Cousineau and Eric Fisk discuss some of the blowbacks from 'What Does It Mean To Be A Man,' the upside-down twisted logic of toxic faux Christians, and using A Religion of Peace and Love as a cudgel of hate. Jason and Eric also talk about the ever-changing fashions in men's and women's clothing, declining standards, and why we are so attracted to men who wear masculine clothing like Diane Keaton in 'Annie Hall.'

We're barhopping through history with the heppest cats around. Jim Hodgson narrates. File under: Time Travel.

Oh, she's a horrible woman! But you will have to decide who the monster is. Sarah Golding narrates. Rated R for adult situation

In Part 2, Todd and I continue talking about his love for retro pulp adventure, as well as different themes and creative choices when storytelling and punking the 1920s and other eras. Don't miss this conclusion to everything we started nerding out over in Episode 57! www.ToddDowning.com --- www.Storypunks.World www.Patreon.com/Storypunks

Todd Downing describes himself as the "complete creative" because, like many in our audience, he wears a lot of creative hats. In this first of two episodes, we learn about how his Airship Daedalus series developed, including the Greek myth of Icarus and other influences. Join us for your 1920s fix! www.ToddDowning.com --- www.Storypunks.World www.Patreon.com/Storypunks Note: Due to time constraints, I'll publish part two next week. Thanks for understanding!  

Bethany C. Morrow’s decopunk novel Mem is a must-read for anyone interested in historical speculative fiction set in the 1920s. In this interview, we also chat about her other works, including A Song Below Water and Take the Mic, for which she is both a story contributor and editor. www.BethanyCMorrow.com www.twitter.com/BCMorrow www.Facebook.com/BCMorrow Also in this episode: www.Patreon.com/Storypunks www.Storypunks.World/Apply  

Bethany C. Morrow's decopunk novel Mem is a must-read for anyone interested in historical speculative fiction set in the 1920s. In both episodes of this two-part interview, Bethany articulates many important issues for readers and creators, so prepare to be inspired! www.BethanyCMorrow.com www.twitter.com/BCMorrow www.Facebook.com/BCMorrow Also in this episode: www.Patreon.com/Storypunks www.Storypunks.World/Apply

(alt-hist, humor) A pilot gets a strange warning on a dark and stormy night. CB Droege narrates.

In this first of two episodes, Holly Gonzalez AKA "The Duchess of Decopunk" talks about why she writes decopunk, dieselpunk, and other science fiction, with many popular stories on Wattpad in particular (she's actually a Wattpad Ambassador). Check out her popular Beauty in the Bones series and more! Holly also writes in other punk genres and collaborates with her husband. More on all that in part two airing next week. www.HollyGonzalez1.wordpress.com www.Storypunks.world  

Lara Elena Donnelly has created a fascinating fictional world based on the art deco era of the 1930s, in her Amberlough Dossier series. This vintage-glam spy thriller has been classified as decopunk, so in this interview we talk about the aesthetic, inspirations, themes, voice, diversity, and so much more, including Lara's short stories. Decopunk interviews are rare, so be sure to join us for this one! Full show notes at www.Storypunks.World. Author site: www.LaraDonnelly.com.

"Big Daddy Cool" John Pyka is a showman who hosts and produces The Dieselpunk Podcast. He's an entertainer with tons of experience and he's turned his show into a book titled Tales From the Flip Side. John shares his definition of Dieselpunk, and how it can intersect with Decopunk, Atompunk, and other genres, as well as terms like Dark Dieselpunk and Piecraftian versus Ottisian Dieselpunk. We also touch on lessons learned from community dynamics as well as John's take on being an introvert performer.

John Pyka Productions and BDC Entertainment presents the Diesel Powered Podcast - The Voice of Dieselpunk! Join hosts "Big Daddy Cool," "Boss Larry," Daisy O'Dair, and Eric Renderking Fisk as they discuss recent news and articles about dieselpunk/decopunk in the mainstream media!   Sponsored by Audible - get a free audio book just for trying out Audible at audibletrial.com/dieselpoweredpodcast Connect with us at www.dieselpoweredpodcast.com