Podcasts about Earthcore

Scott shares stories of his on-location research for ANCESTOR and EARTHCORE. Things may have gone horribly wrong. From getting lost in the deep woods to getting stuck in a tunnel 300 feet underground, the FDØ is no Jack London. Deep Cuts is created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs Produced by Steve Riekeberg Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2024 by Empty Set Entertainment  Getting lost on a snowmobile is way worse than our GoDaddy Promo Code CJCFOSSIG. Save 99% on the first year of a three-year dot-com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So you finally publish that novel — now how do you interact with your audiobook narrator? How do you make sure the narrator matches your tone and vibe? Author Scott Sigler (also an audiobook producer) and audiobook narrator A.B. Kovacs (also an audiobook producer and director) give you the ins and outs. Plus, newbie narrator tips from Ray Porter, narrator god known for HAIL MARY, EARTHCORE, and JOE LEDGER.  Hat tip to K.C. Alexander for her SINless series, which A.B. Kovacs narrated. Created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs. Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2024 by Empty Set Entertainment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you ready for a thrilling journey back to the 80s? Hold onto your hats as we rewind time and revisit the animated show 'Inhumanoids,' a unique series that dared to place villains at the helm. Unearth the fascinating origin story of this show, born from a toy line by Hasbro and animated by Sunbow Entertainment. We unpack the captivating plot, complete with monstrous villains sealed under the Earth, and examine the dark themes and unsettling violence that made this children's show stand apart.Does the name 'Earthcore' ring a bell? These brave scientists were the heartbeat of the series, battling fearsome Inhumanoids to safeguard Earth. We'll dissect each character's unique personality and design, from the Earthcore team to the terrifying Inhumanoids themselves. Ever wondered why the toy line failed? We've got the details. Plus, we examine the tantalizing tease of a reboot by Kevin Smith in 2009. Despite a short run and underwhelming commercial response, 'Inhumanoids' has etched itself permanently into 80s pop culture. Join us for this nostalgic ride into a series that dared to be different.

Naarm based artist Tim Koren exists solely for the crowd's pleasure. Weaving a multi-genre experience that aims to leave a lasting imprint on all those involved, Tim reads and controls the audience and setting to create a unique and dynamic journey. As a selector, his understanding of dance floors has seen him feature on the lineups of festivals such as Babylon, Earthcore, Interstellar Groove, LTEC and Piknic Electronik. He has also been a long-time feature in Melbourne's club scene, with regular parties hosted at Revolver Upstairsunder his brand Vanishing Point, and residencies at clubs such as POOF DOOF. This mix is an exquisite fusion of Tim's signature style. Dig in. @timkoren ==================================================== Goodroom Every Sunday in Feb, 7PM - 3AM Electric Monthly Lineup: AFOM, SNAXX, Gumm, Elliott Creed + Secret International https://www.facebook.com/events/1376664146457663/1376664163124328/ REACT with Claire Morgan Fri 10th of Feb, 10PM - 5AM Bourke Street Courtyard Lineup: Claire Morgan, Cybernet, Dává, Kaytseng, Meja, Missé, Willem + Yancy www.facebook.com/events/701980978257799/ Novel & Nights Like This Presents Sven Väth (3hrs) Fri 17th Feb, 9PM - 2AM Liberty Hall, Sydney Lineup: Sven Väth + Maurizio Schmitz www.facebook.com/events/796862878088453/ Smalltown with Sven Vath, Adana Twins + PARIS Sun 19th Feb, 3:00PM - 11:00PM PICA Lineup: Sven Väth, Adana Twins, PARIS, Emma Renée b2b Clare Choveaux, Fosters, Fraser & Kyle, Gumm, Nick Young & Rob Anthony, Ricky Nord b2b Willem + SNAXX www.facebook.com/events/5413212928802230/ ====================================================
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The Unexplainable Earths Core Stopped Spinning And A Look At Mysterious UFO StudiesDid you know the Earth's core is on a 70-year cycle? It's strange enough to know that here's a solid iron ball kind of floating in the middle of the Earth! And while all that is going on, we've decided to REALLY look into UFOs! Are you in?The Unexplainable Earths Core Stopped Spinning And A Look At Mysterious UFO Studies

Small Potatoes has returned with your two favorite hosts, plus the third host! Join us as we celebrate the last winter (ever) and our favorite end of the year tradition, judging people's music choices! Plus loose rock paths, fudged numbers, and 5G playgrounds. All jam packed into one free episode, so sit back with your listening device and don't even try to tell us we're wrong about anything!

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For the our first episode back for season 2 i interview my very good friend Kyle Hand. Kyle has worked in the dance industry coming up 15 years beginning with Loud Entertainment and diversifying across multiple facets within the industry now being one the heads of Hardware entertainment and previously an owner of Earthcore festival we dive back in to the beginnings of his career and travel through his journey up till today. 

TOP selling Beatport Trance Artist Tibor Tomecko, p.k.a. ReOrder is a Slovak DJ, record producer, remixer and exclusive artist of Armada Music. He started producing music in the age of 14. Without a doubt one of the most active acts and respected artists in the trance scene today. In addition to his original releases on Armada Music or Blackhole Recordings in past years, ReOrder has also delivered top-drawer remixes for Armin van Buuren, Aly & Fila, MaRLo, Gareth Emery, The Thrillseekers, RAM, Mark Sixma and many others. His productions have featured on the biggest compilations, including A State Of Trance, Future Sound Of Egypt, Ministry Of Sound, In Trance We Trust, In Search Of Sunrise and more. In 2018 releases his IAMREADY Artist Album on Blackhole Recordings which received nothing but the praises from fans and professionals in the scene. With memorable singles like “All Comes Back To You”, “All There Is” or “Alive Tonight”. Armin van Buuren himself invited ReOrder to feature his Album live on his renowned radio show A State Of Trance. Being a TOP10 Beatport seller for past 5 years, hundreds of thousand listeners on Spotify ReOrder has lots to offer! He regularly performs alongside the world's DJ elite, his productions are widely supported by prominent DJs and he is no stranger to fans of A State Of Trance with several Future Favorites and Tune Of The Weeks up his sleeve. On stage ReOrder's presence is as equally captivating as it is energetic. He is true born stage entertainer and always delivers top mixes on top of his performance. During his DJ career ReOrder performed on all major festivals and club events such as Tomorrowland, Creamfields, Mysteryland, A State Of Trance, Luminosity Beach Festival, Electronic Family, Trancemission, Future Sound Of Egypt, Beyond Wonderland, Gods Kitchen, Earthcore and other over 300 shows worldwide since 2016. **Tracklist** * Signum Feat. Scott Mac - Coming On Strong (ReOrder Extended Remix) * ReOrder - Escape The Ordinary (Extended Mix) * ReOrder Feat. Bo Bruce - We Are The World (Extended Mix) * ReOrder & Sarah De Warren - Back To Life (Extended Mix) * Somna & HALIENE - Secret (ReOrder Extended Remix) * Saltwater - The Legacy (ReOrder Extended Remix) * ReOrder - 6PM (Extended Mix) * Armin van Buuren Feat. Bonnie McKee - Lonely For You (ReOrder Extended Remix) * Gareth Emery Feat. Christina Novelli - Concrete Angel (ReOrder Extended Remix) * ReOrder - Together We Are (Extended Mix) * ReOrder X onTune - Euforia (Extended Mix) * Thomas Benscher - Sunny Francisco (ReOrder Remix) * Atlantis - Fiji (ReOrder Extended Remix) * ReOrder - All Comes Back to You (Solarstone Pure Mix Expanded) * ReOrder & Ian Standerwick presents SkyPatrol - Folding Your Universe (Original Mix)

New Lunar Prime Governor Marc Edwards calls together a group to discuss the possible assassination of his predecessor and aggressive ship movements by the Universal Islamic Nation. Vatican Assassin BC has not only managed to avoid suspicion, Edwards now seems to be taking his advice! Chapter Five of the Vatican Assassin 15th Anniversary Edition features Special Voice Cameos, as once again, Keith Hughes (http://penslinger.com) is Cardinal Andersen, and we hear Starla Huchton (https://www.starlahuchton.com) perform Nita Bendix and #1 New York Times best-selling novelist Scott Sigler (https://scottsigler.com/) voice Daniel McEntyre! All led by writer, host and narrator Mike Luoma. Get free, original, independent audio science fiction adventure every week on Glow-in-the-Dark Radio! Our Promo this week is for Nutty Bites: http://www.nimlas.org/blog.     Become a Patron and support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/glowinthedarkradio. Free Audiobooks? Everything else? Links and details: http://glowinthedarkradio.com and http://mikeluoma.com.     Music by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com / https://filmmusic.io). Show theme - "Hitman". Vatican Assassin theme - "Phantom From Space". Scott Sigler (https://scottsigler.com/) is like the Neil Armstrong of fiction podcasting. His one, small step with Earthcore led to many giant leaps for podcast fiction over the years. It was the very first podcast-only novel. You couldn't get it anywhere else, you had to listen, week by week. Scott mostly just voices his own stuff, so I'm honored to have a pioneer like him performing Daniel McEntyre. 

Hallo Freunde das warten hat ein Ende... zum Wochenende geht Beach Podcast mit einem neuen Set an den Start..!!! An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean aus Melbourne, Australia Hello friends the wait has come to an end ... Beach Podcast is launching a new set for the weekend .. !!! At the turntables this time was guest Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean from Melbourne, Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/natashacuenca ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "We are the music makers, we are the dreamers of dreams.... We are the movers and shakers, Of the world forever it seems" Arthur O'Shaughnessy, Ode BIO: Having grown up in Melbourne, Australia in the 90’s DJ BEAN was just lucky enough to be there at the very beginning… the secret warehouse parties, the phat pants, the talcum powdered dance floors, the fruit platters, the amazing strangers who’d ask if you needed water because you’d bean dancing for 6hrs straight, the DJs lugging in 100kg crates of vinyl and actually mixing…. Eventually, around ’97 she started collecting records but didn’t really want anyone to know so it wasn’t until the turn of the millennium that saw DJ BEAN come out of her shell & start to DJ in public. Since then she has bean lucky enough to play at some of Melbourne’s best night clubs & festivals (including Qbar, Candy Bar, Brown Alley, Earthcore, Earthdance & the infamous Rainbow Serpent Festival numerous times) supporting a plethora of International DJ greats: DNox, Infected Mushroom, Tiefschwarz, Peace Division, Fatali, Subandrio, Captain Hook & Simon Dunmore to name a few. DJ BEAN has also hosted her own radio show on Melbourne’s most progressive underground dance music radio station, KISS FM. By 2004, she decided she needed a sea change & moved to Ibiza, Spain where she held down numerous weekly residences as well as monthly residencies in both London & Rome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- listen all Beach Podcast Mixes on Spotify and radio.de to. open.spotify.com/show/4TLWwToEmnmdT9PME9OS43 www.radio.de/p/beachpodcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Hallo Freunde das warten hat ein Ende... zum Wochenende geht Beach Podcast mit einem neuen Set an den Start..!!! An den Turntables war diesmal zu Gast Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean aus Melbourne, Australia Hello friends the wait has come to an end ... Beach Podcast is launching a new set for the weekend .. !!! At the turntables this time was guest Natasha Cuenca aka Djane Bean from Melbourne, Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS: https://soundcloud.com/natashacuenca ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "We are the music makers, we are the dreamers of dreams.... We are the movers and shakers, Of the world forever it seems" Arthur O'Shaughnessy, Ode BIO: Having grown up in Melbourne, Australia in the 90's DJ BEAN was just lucky enough to be there at the very beginning… the secret warehouse parties, the phat pants, the talcum powdered dance floors, the fruit platters, the amazing strangers who'd ask if you needed water because you'd bean dancing for 6hrs straight, the DJs lugging in 100kg crates of vinyl and actually mixing…. Eventually, around '97 she started collecting records but didn't really want anyone to know so it wasn't until the turn of the millennium that saw DJ BEAN come out of her shell & start to DJ in public. Since then she has bean lucky enough to play at some of Melbourne's best night clubs & festivals (including Qbar, Candy Bar, Brown Alley, Earthcore, Earthdance & the infamous Rainbow Serpent Festival numerous times) supporting a plethora of International DJ greats: DNox, Infected Mushroom, Tiefschwarz, Peace Division, Fatali, Subandrio, Captain Hook & Simon Dunmore to name a few. DJ BEAN has also hosted her own radio show on Melbourne's most progressive underground dance music radio station, KISS FM. By 2004, she decided she needed a sea change & moved to Ibiza, Spain where she held down numerous weekly residences as well as monthly residencies in both London & Rome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- listen all Beach Podcast Mixes on Spotify and radio.de to. open.spotify.com/show/4TLWwToEmnmdT9PME9OS43 www.radio.de/p/beachpodcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT |

Spiro Boursinos was the impresario behind the rave music phenomenon Earthcore. When he died last year, he left behind a legacy of paranoia, intimidation and financial mismanagement. Martin McKenzie-Murray on tracing the threads of his strange, short life.Guest: Writer and author Martin McKenzie-Murray.Background reading:All tomorrow’s parties in The MonthlyThe Saturday PaperThe MonthlyFor more information on today’s episode, visit 7ampodcast.com.au. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mandragora teleports to Melbourne for Paradigm 2019 at the Flemington Racecourse. Recorded Live right after his dancefloor-drenching set on the Parellels Stage, Neto Eduardo aka "Mandragora" chats in the green room with host of "The Techno Beat Podcast" Trent Bice.Mandragora tells us:- Why he loves it when crowds chant "F**k Yeah"- His favourite clubs to play around the world- How he broke his leg causing him to miss Earthcore 2016- The future of psytrance and the progression of the dance music sceneAlso available at https://soundcloud.com/trentonoff/mandragora-the-tb-podcast-live-from-paradigm-2019?in=trentonoff/sets/the-tb-podcastMore videos from Paradigm 2019 in Melbourne can be found athttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8D3HZB7nXbIE7Y4TRhz6Zmk0KPv9k2PfSubscribe and follow the TB Podcast and see feature episodes with Nanoplex (Ben Coda & DJ Ipcress), Handsdown & Leigh Boy, Bec Grenfell, Jacob malmo and more with feature episodes released soon with Perfect Stranger, Freedom Fighters and Dream Vibes.https://www.facebook.com/thetbpodcast/https://www.trentoff.com/the-tb-podcast-season-2https://www.instagram.com/trentlos/https://www.facebook.com/trentoffmusic/https://soundcloud.com/trentonoff/sets/the-tb-podcasthttps://soundcloud.com/trentonoffFor More Mandragora visithttps://www.youtube.com/holasoynetohttps://www.instagram.com/holasoyneto/https://www.facebook.com/mandragoralive/https://www.instagram.com/trentlos/More episodes available at www.trentoff.com and on Youtube at "Dooftube".https://www.instagram.com/dooftubelive/More Paradigm podcasts and interviews available at www.trentoff.com/paradigmhttps://www.facebook.com/ParadigmAUS/

The FDØ and ARealGirl finish up the giant wall of Q&A questions. This the final episode of EARTHCORE content in this feed. We hope you dug the story. Soon, MOUNT FITZ ROY will keep the wheels turning.

The FDØ and ARealGirl get down to the nitty gritty of your questions. So many questions! We talk about EARTHCORE, of course, but also questions about GFL, THE CRYPT, MOUNT FITZ ROY (of course), and more. WHY EARTHCORE?Some people asked about why we did a new version of this book. Here’s the link to that story.   The full-length novel of EARTHCORE is available in hardcover, eBook and audiobook. Visit http://scottsigler.com/earthcore to find links to your favorite store.

Veronica Reeves lowered the orb to the bottom of the shaft, and now the orb is about to fulfill its ancient purpose — the Rocktopi will not be taken alive. Connell is trying to escape the tunnels. O’Doyle and Lybrand are farther up the Linus Highway. They are badly wounded, and just stripped Angus Kool of his Koolsuit so that Lybrand could continue on. Meanwhile, Sonny McGuiness watches Funeral Mountain from a safe distance. But he is about to learn there is no such thing.

Patrick O’Doyle is badly wounded, but Bertha Lybrand is in even worse shape. Her KoolSuit has failed and she’s dying of heat exposure. They just came across Angus Kool, who is tied up with copper wire after being tortured by Kayla Meyers. He is helpless, at O’Doyle’s mercy. Kayla is farther down in the tunnels, in the ancient tracking down Connell Kirkland, who is carrying her bullet in his leg. Kayla needs to finish him off before she tracks down Veronica Reeves. Veronica is inside the ship, about to lower a bomb deep into the earth … a bomb that will kill everyone.

Connell Kirkland, Bertha Lybrand, and Patrick O’Doyle made it through the ancient ship, but on the far side they spotted a heavily armed Kayla Meyers, and she isn’t there to rescue them. Kayla’s hunt for camp survivors is about to come to a grizzly end. Veronica Reeves didn’t make it through the ship. She thinks she’s figured out a way to make the rockopi pay for killing her father. She’s going to wipe them out, all of them, and doesn’t care who else dies in the process.

Kayla Meyers’ future is on the line as she descends deeper into the Linus Highway, looking for Angus Kool and any other survivors. Angus is almost out of the hellhole that is the Dense Mass Cavern and the maze of tunnels. Finally, Angus and Kayla will meet face-to-face. Veronica, Connell, Bertha, and O’Doyle are still in the tunnels, in an underground river being washed through the ancient wreck of the rocktopi ship. Bertha and O’Doyle are at death’s door, barely hanging on. Veronica burns at the loss of Sanji — will she find a way to get revenge?

The silverbugs just attacked Bertha Lybrand and Patrick O’Doyle. He destroyed them, but not before they slashed Lybrand, cutting her bad, slicing off fingers. Angus Kool could have helped, but instead he fled into the underground river and was swept away into the ancient, ruined rocktopi ship. The horde of monsters is still outside the Dense Mass Cavern, held at bay only by ancient superstitions, but how long can that last?

Miles below the surface, Dr. Veronica Reeves has come face to face with her life’s work, but in a way she could have never imagined. Facing detailed carvings covered with strange symbols, can she finally piece together the history of the rocktopi. Angus and Randy are faced with a standoff against a new enemy, one that has been stalking them since they entered the massive, ruined ship. Meanwhile, Bertha Lybrand watches over a wounded Patrick O’Doyle — with his injuries and failing KoolSuit, will he live out the day?

Connell, Bertha Lybrand, and the others escaped the rocktopi horde, at least for the moment. As they recover, Angus Kool and Randy Wright have slipped away to explore the ship — can they find something inside that massive ruin that will help them escape the tunnel complex?

A horde of rocktopi are hot on the heels of Connell, Bertha, Patrick, Veronica, and Sanji. Patrick is badly injured — will his wounds slow him enough for the rocktopi to cut him down? All five are out of ammo. They race for the Dense Mass Cavern, hoping they can, somehow, find shelter before it’s too late. Will they make it?

Connell and the others are trapped in the tunnels, and they’ve realized that the only way out is through.They need to reach the dense mass and cross over to the other side in order to, hopefully, reach the Linus Highway, the path Angus and Randy took to secretly enter the tunnels in the first place. Meanwhile, Kayla Meyers continues to stalk the group, looking for a chance to cut them all down. And, up on the surface, Sonny McGuiness has to find the courage to face up to his fears.

In the last episode, Connell, Veronica, Sanji, O’Doyle, and Lybrand barely escaped with their lives, rescued by Angus and Randy. But Mack Hendricks wasn’t so lucky. The survivors are holed up in a cave, trying to figure out their next move. Meanwhile, Kayla Meyers has entered the tunnel system, trying to track down those same survivors … and kill them. Will she find Angus?

Connell, Veronica, Mack, Lybrand, Sanji, and  O’Doyle are under attack, trapped on a ledge. On one side, a sheer cliff and certain death. On the other, a crawling army of monsters, steadily closing in. But there is a way out — Angus Kool and Randy Wright just dropped down from a place higher up the cliff face. Can they get Connell and the others off the ledge before it’s too late?

Connell, Veronica, O’Doyle, and the others are trapped on a tunnel ledge overlooking a vast cavern filled with the Rocktopi. On one side, a sheer rock face that ends in certain death hundreds of feet below. On the other side, a tunnel system teeming with creatures that want to slice them to pieces. Meanwhile, Kayla Myers continues her hunt for Angus Kool and Randy Wright, the two Earthcore scientists that have inadvertently sabotaged her efforts to return to the NSA. Will she catch up with them? And if she does, will the pliers come out?

Connell, O’Doyle, Lybrand and the others just endured a grueling, savage fight for life against the original occupants of the Picture Cavern. Deep in another part of the tunnel complex, Angus Kool and Randy Wright were dissecting a silverbug, trying to learn what technological secrets might be inside. And up on the surface, Kayla Meyers is ready to parlay the unimaginable discovery of the Funeral Mountain horrors into a shot at redemption, a shot at getting back her position in the National Security Agency. Will she once again represent the USA?

Bertha Lybrand is an army vet. She’s seen war. She’s killed men. But she’s never seen the horrors she faces now. She and Patrick must put their combat experience to the test if they are to survive what comes next. It’s kill or be killed.

Angus and Randy faked out Connell, Kayla, and more by faking the sabotage on their lab. Now they are deep in the tunnels of Funeral Mountain, about to spring a trap on an unsuspecting victim. And Connell, O’Doyle, and the others were fleeing from the stalking silverbugs when they ran into an impossibility — a tentacle god. A desperate, fatal situation, somehow, just got worse.

Veronica, Connell, and the others have been stalked through the tunnels, an enemy always at the edges of sight and sound. Now, those stalkers are about to close in. When they found the Picture Cavern, they saw evidence of an ancient, lost culture that worshiped strange gods. What new terror made by this culture awaits the crew? Gunfire roars and bullets blaze as a new threat emerges.

Fifteen thousand feet below Funeral Mountain, Connell, Veronica, Mack, Lybrand, Sanji, and O’Doyle are heading even deeper, trying to reach the Dense Mass Cavern and find a way out of their living tomb. They have found strange signs that say Killroy Was Here, but who made them? In this episode, the crew hits an obstacle they never expected. Up on the surface, Kayla Meyers has discovered that Angus Kool and Randy Wright are alive and in the hospital. They are two more loose ends; ends that she is about to eliminate.

Veronica Reeves is an archeology PhD, a media darling for her discoveries on the slopes of Mount Fitz Roy, but now she finds herself trapped three miles below ground with Connell Kirkland and the others. Can she adjust to this desperate situation? Up on the surface, Sonny McGuiness is looking for survivors of the camp attack. One such survivor, Cho Takachi, has recently sent out a call for help — a call that is about to be answered.

Already deeper beneath the earth than anyone in history, Connell and the others continue their descent. With no way to go up, the only escape is down. On the surface, Cho Takachi — wounded, weak, and horribly sunburned, finally finds help. Or does he? And Sonny McGuiness weighs facts against his superstitions as he tries to figure out what happened to the Earthcore camp.

Following an attack on the Earthcore camp, Connell, Mack, O’Doyle, Veronica, Sanji, and Lyrband are still trapped three miles below ground. They are desperate to find a way out, and they are about to discover that they are not alone down there. Meanwhile, up on the surface, Kayla Meyers is looking for any survivors from the camp attack. Her future depends on finding them before anyone else does. At least one staffer — Cho Takachi — made it out of the camp. Does he have any chance of rescue?

The Earthcore camp has been wiped out. Only a handful of survivors remain on the surface. Kayla Meyers is one of those survivors, but who else remains alive? And what will Kayla do to them? And far beneath Funeral Mountain, another group is about to begin a desperate fight for life. Trapped three miles below ground, where rocks are so hot they burn bare skin, Connell, Veronica, Sanji, Bertha, Mack, and O’Doyle are cut off, with no hope for rescue. Are they already as good as dead and standing in their tomb?

Connell Kirkland and others are three miles below Funeral Mountain, at the bottom of a world-record-deep elevator shaft. A strange thrumming has been filling the bottom of the shaft — what is that ominous sound? And up on the surface, Kayla Meyers has secretly been watching the Earthcore camp for days. She is about to witness an unprecedented horror.

Veronica Reeves, Sanji Haak, Connell Kirland, Mack Hendricks, Patrick O’Doyle, Bertha Lybrand, and others are in the “picture cavern,” a strange, large cavern three miles underground that seems to be the work of a lost, ancient culture. The caves are covered in pictoglyphs — what do those glyphs mean? Meanwhile, Sonny McGuiness’s “funny feeling” about Funeral Mountain has cranked up to skin-crawling levels. Will he stick around, or will he bail on the dig, and on his millions? And, Achmed and Katarina have been tracking the seismographic readings that indicate intermittent cave-ins. In this episode, we find out what those cave-ins mean — and we find out their horrible cost.

Connell Kirkland, Veronica Reeves, and Sanji Haak descended the three-mile deep elevator to see something that mine engineer Mack Hendricks claimed had to be seen to be believed. What will he show them? O’Doyle is already down there, looking for the missing miner Brian Janson. And what is the source of that strange, metallic clicking echoing through the caverns?

Brian Janson fell into a shaft and broke his leg, forcing his partner Keith to hike back up the cave system to get help. Janson waits, alone, for rescue. Meanwhile, Katarina Hayes is trying to figure out what produced “the line,” a miles-long rectangle that seems to have been sliced into the mountain itself.

The Earthcore miners, led by Mack Hendricks, are finally ready to explore the caves, but small, unexplained ground tremors threaten lethal danger to anyone who enters. With Angus Kool and Randy Wright, the victims of lab sabotage, can Katarina Hayes find the source of these tremors before it's too late? That’s not her only problem — Hayes is trying to find a reason for an inexplicable miles-long-line that runs across the mountain, and goes down so far they can’t measure the depth. What caused it? What does it mean?

Archaeologist Veronica Reeves begins to put the evidence together, and it points to an unprecedented discovery — a culture that once spread at least from Utah down to the tip of South America — the largest prehistoric culture ever. And, she’s discovered signs that this culture, this violent culture, was still active well into the 19th century. Meanwhile, the vertical shaft is nearing the end, when the Earthcore miners will finally be able to enter the massive network of tunnels. Are they just a few days, or even hours, from reaching the platinum mother lode?

A lab accident has injured Angus Kool and Randy Wright. Could it be sabotage? Could outside forces be trying to derail Earthcore’s dig, or could it even be an inside job? Meanwhile, Sonny McGuiness is closing in on finding yet another dark secret of the desolate peak in the Wah Wah mountain range. But this secret looks … lethal.

Angus Kool has been plotting for a chance to slip away from the Earthcore camp and test the tech that will let him explore the tunnels before anyone else, but he doesn’t know that ex-NSA agent Kayla Meyers is watching their every move. And so has Sonny McGuiness, who is looking for a way to cash in himself. Meanwhile, Veronica Reeves’ objection to Earthcore’s mining is eroding in the face of the company’s resources and technology, which is letting her discover the long-hidden horrors of the dig site.

Complications in the mine drilling have caused critical slowdowns — Connell Kirkland doesn’t accept slowdowns. What will he do to motivate Mack Hendricks and the others to work faster? And it’s about to get worse, as a huge delay drives right up to the mine’s front gate.

Connell Kirkland has just learned that Earthcore’s camp is sitting above a four-mile-long, half-mile-wide chunk of solid platinum. Now he must share that information with Earthcore owner Barbara Yakely, who is back in Denver. The two of them will figure out what comes next. Meanwhile, Angus Kool and his assistant Randy Wright are looking to sneak away and explore the mountain’s tunnel complex. Will they be the first humans to discover unseen passages? And, archaeologist Veronica Reeves learned of the double-crescent knives from her adoptive father Sanji Haak. She’s found similar knives in the mountains of Argentina. If the two finds are connected, it could indicate the largest pre-industrial empire in history.

The Earthcore camp is supposed to be a secret, but ex-NSA agent Kayla Meyers is damn good at uncovering secrets. She’s discovered the camp location, and now must learn all she can. She will be watching from afar when Connell Kirkland finally arrives on site, and is welcomed in by head mining engineer Mack Hendricks. Angus Kool is already on site, and has been hard at work — what has he discovered about the massive platinum deposit?

Sonny McGuiness and Cho Takachi have been researching the history of the Wah Wah mountains and the Silver Spring, the find that put Earthcore on the hunt for the biggest platinum deposit ever discovered. They have found a disturbing artifact, a deadly artifact, and must learn more. Meanwhile, Connell Kirkland must find a mining engineer that can dig to a world-record depth of three miles underground. Mack Hendricks is that engineer — can Connell convince him to join the project? And all this time, disgraced NSA agent Kayla Meyers has been digging for a different kind of treasure — the secret of the hidden mine’s location, and how she can turn that into a new life for herself.

A PANDEMIC tie-in — how did the events of that story impact Denver, where Connell must visit the Earthcore labs? At the lab, Connell gets the low-down on just how big the Silver Spring find might be. But if the company can’t reach the mother lode, no matter how big it is, it is worthless. What will Connell, Angus, and Patrick O’Doyle do to solve this problem?

Sonny McGuiness and Cho Takachi have been tasked with researching the past of the staggering Silver Spring find in the Utah’s Wah Wah mountains. They are about to learn that history has not been kind to miners in that area. At the same time, Earthcore’s head scientist, Angus Kool, and his lackey Randy Right are heading up the effort to analyze the site’s size and potential. Angus can’t wait to get back to the company offices in Denver because he’s going to find a way to tear Connell Kirkland a new one. How will Angus fare?

Sonny McGuiness has sold his interest in the Silver Spring mine to Earthcore, but he’s still involved in the project. A fat percentage awaits him if he goes to work for Earthcore’s hard-ass director, Connell Kirkland. Kirkland wants to make sure Sonny stays in the picture. Meanwhile, Connell now must make sure other interests aren’t looking at the Utah site, and he has to get his experts started on discovering just how big this find might be. For that, he needs the services of Randy Wright, and Angus Kool.

Connell Kirkland wants dirt on Sonny McGuiness, a prospector who has quite possibly found the most valuable metal deposit ever discovered. To get that dirt, he needs info from the one person who knows Sonny better than anyone — metallurgist Herbert Darker, who has analyzed Sonny’s finds for decades. To get that info from Herbert, Connell has enlisted the services of Kayla Meyers … former NSA agent who specializes in retrieving information, by any means necessary.

Prospector Sonny McGuiness has unwittingly found the mother lode in the hills of Utah. He thinks he’s found silver, when in truth he has hit the El Dorado of a more valuable material — platinum. A find so pure it might prove to be the most valuable deposit on the planet. Connell Kirland wants that find. To get it, he needs the dirt on McGuiness, and to get that dirt, there is only one person he can call … a woman named Farm Girl.

Sonny McGuiness found the fabled Silver Spring and has turned in his first findings for analysis. Is the find for real? Is he about to be a rich man? Sonny’s find will soon bring him into the sights of one Connell Kirkland — a place no one wants to be.

In the last episode, the book’s prologue set the stage for a nasty bit of evil lurking in the desolate hills of Utah. Now the book begins in earnest as Connell Kirkland and Sonny McGuiness begin journeys that soon pit them against each other in a fight for wealth and power.

Here we go, here we go, here we go again. Thirteen years after the podcast that firmly established Siglerism as the 487th-fastest-growing religion in the world,  the podcast that created a bloodthirsty army of Junkies, the final “master edition” of this scifi thriller rolls out as a podcast novel all its own. Thrills and chills are our business, and cousin, and for your Future Dark Øverlord, business is a-boomin! It’s time, once again, for death from below.

For episode 58 of the Bomphcast series, we have a recording taking from the INSTASIS' second show of the year which features a 4 hour back-to-back format DJ set between Adrian Bell and Bomphcast co-founder Fergus Sweetland.   Adrian Bell is the founder of the prolific Bunker events and touring crew, playing at a multitude of parties nationally - Rainbow Serpent, Earthcore, and Let Them Eat Cake to name a few, internationally in Berlin and Tokyo including the incomparable institution that is Tresor, and constantly dedicating time to shaping his craft both behind and in front of the booth. Sweetland's has released EPs and an LP under local labels such as Suckmusic and Controlled Violence, as well as DJing in Melbourne's best watering holes like Revolver and New Guernica, and evening playing internationally with a recent set at Alzar club in Osaka. www.bomphcast.com @fsweetland @adrianbell

Judging Book Covers Podcast has hit one year! To celebrate, we brought back Tim Lowe from the first two episodes to discuss another Scott Sigler book: Earthcore! While this book is originally from 2005, we are discussing the re-written version which came out in ebook/audiobook in 2017 but was just released in paperback. Spoilers are abundant this episode (like in most!)  Stephanie compares characters to their Harry Potter counterparts, Meghan accidentally kills Tim, and we realize that the true meaning of the podcast is to get Chris to read. There is also a long debate as to whether or not a character lives and thank god we don't have to wait 13 years for the sequel! Tim also admits on air that he will read Harry Potter FINALLY.  Book Drink: Whiskey (because everyone drinks whiskey)  We also discuss Alex's Clearing out the Backlog, so if you are interested in seeing his journey through comic book trades, check this out! Find us on the web: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Facebook Group | Instagram | Email: judgingcoverspodcast@gmail.com Find our hosts: Meghan's Twitter | Stephanie's Instagram and guest:  Tim's Twitter

Wednesday breakfast Rundown 22nd November. Presenters, Judith Peppard, Nick Willis and Patty BeggsFilm- Hope Mathumbu speaks to Medika Thorpe, a Gunai and Gureng Gureng woman and executive director of the Winda Film Festival which brings together Indigenous voices and stories from around the world. The Festival is in its second year.Photography - Linsey Gosper in the studio to talk about the Centre for contemporary Photography, CCP, 25th Salon. An exhibition that hangs all entries allowing for a cross section of perspectives to arise. The show opens the 23nd of Nov. Technology - Dr Jose Ramos unpacks his latest article As a human, I don’t do technology. I am technology. Joes looks to contribute to the conversation thats aiming to push past the binary narrative of good vs bad technology.News - Our look at the news cycle today, using alternative sources, as well as reading the big papers, so you don’t have to.8:10am- 16 Days of activism against gender based violence-  Maria Tanyag from Gender, Peace and Security Centre at the Faculty of Arts at Monash. Maria told us about her PhD field work with women in the Philippines. She told us about how rigorous research is essential to inform and change global and national policies around women's reproductive rights. 8:20am- Young people and fake news- Dr Tanya Notley is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Humanities and Communication Arts and Senior Researcher at the Institute for Culture and Society at the University of Western Sydney. Tanya research and teaching is focused on communication, technology and social change. For her latest article.8:30am- End. Up next Stick together.Tracks List. 1 - Deep Forest - Oymes's Song (feat. Oyme) : Deep Forest are performing alongside Gaudi on the 1st of December at the Prince Bandroom and at Earthcore festival this weekend 2 -Yothu Yindi & Gavin Campbell - Treaty - The Journey Remix : Yothu Yindi just played at Strawberry Fields festival and also at the Croxton in Thornbury, where newly elected Greens MP for Northcote, Lidia Thorpe took the win, the first shift from the ALP in the history of the electorate's existence. 3 - Baro wdubi (Feat. Nasty Mars & Marcus)- Catch Baro and Nasty mars as Part of Melb Music week @The Carpark, St Paul's Cathedral, Flinders Ln & Swanston St, Melbourne tonight from 6.pm.

iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/booknutz-podnutz.com/id1087233184?mt=2# RSS – http://feeds.feedburner.com/Booknutz Show – http://podnutz.com/category/booknutz/ Live Video And Chat – None Email – tracy@podnutz.com Topic: Earthcore by Scott Sigler Hosted by: Tracy Holtz tracy@podnutz.com Jonathan Nadeau Coming up next: Contagious by Scott Sigler

In this episode, I chat with Bill from the Australian Paranormal Society about Earthcore and the Worlds Beyond Forum in November last year. I also delve into the topic of Empirical Evidence and why it relates to paranormal investigating plus what happened when I was the guest investigator at the paranormal investigation event at Q Station in Manley now run by Oz Para Tech.

John 00 Fleming's Global Trance Grooves November 2016 Edition 164: John 00 Fleming + Gordey Tsukanov (Russia) Tracklist below:  Next tour dates:         Nov 11th Blue Frog, Bangalore (India)         Nov 12th Blue Frog, Pine (India)          Nov 25th Earthcore, Melbourne (Australia)         Nov 26th Earthcore festival, Melbourne (Australia)         Nov 26th Earthcore in the park, Sydney (Australia)         Nov 27th Earthcore in the park, Perth (Australia)         Dec 02nd Rong, Manchester (UK)         Dec 16th The arch, Brighton (UK)         Dec 27th Cream, Dublin (Ireland)         Dec 30th Verso, San Francisco (USA)         Dec 31st Ozmosis, Toronto (Canada) --------------------------------------------------------------------- --Deep mix-- Dmitry Molosh - Delirious Armin Van Buuren - Control freak (Henrik Zuberstein remix) Jerome Isma-Ae & Alistor - Tiger DeCode - Dark matter --New Mp3-- Alter future - Endless space Turbo mix  Airwave - Pray for happiness  Robert Vadney & Chris Oblivion - Lost language Vini vici & Tristan & Avalon - Colors  Christopher Lawrence & No comment - Horizon  --Track of the month-- Ticon - Violent serenity  --Guest mix:-- Gordey Tsukanov (Russia) 01 - Hexlogic - As You Wish  02 - ID 03 - Emod - None Of Us Are (Jeremy Rowlett Remix)  04 - ID 05 - ID 06 - ID 07 - Enlusion - Waves Of Time (Jeremy Rowlett Remix)  08 - ID 09 - Basil O'Glue & Gordey Tsukanov - The Day Before  10 - A.Galchenko - Rise (Enlusion's 'High Energy' Remix)  11 - Gordey Tsukanov - Radiance 

John 00 Fleming's Global Trance Grooves October 2016 Edition 163: John 00 Fleming + Relativ (Serbia)   Description: Global Trance Grooves October 2016 Tracklist below:  Next tour dates:         Oct 14th Cielo, New York (USA)         Oct 28th Freaknight festival, Seattle (USA)         Nov 05th Corvin club, Budapest (Hungry)         Nov 11th Blue Frog, Bangalore (India)         Nov 12th Blue Frog, Pine (India)          Nov 25th Earthcore, Melbourne (Australia)         Nov 26th Earthcore festival, Melbourne (Australia)         Nov 26th Earthcore in the park, Sydney (Australia)         Nov 27th Earthcore in the park, Perth (Australia)         Dec 02nd Rong, Manchester (UK)         Dec 16th The arch, Brighton (UK)         Dec 27th Cream, Dublin (Ireland)         Dec 30th Verso, San Francisco (USA)         Dec 31st Ozmosis, Toronto (Canada) --------------------------------------------------------------------- --Deep mix-- SEQU31 - Timelapse Jerome Isma-ae & Alastor -Reflection Paul Thomas - Sunrise (21st Street remix) Enlusion - Waves of time (Jeremy Rowlett remix) --New Mp3-- Roll Green - Stanton works --Turbo mix -- Ovnimoon - The source (The Digital Blonde remix) John 00 Fleming - Desert rider ID Symbolic & Electric universe - Science & spirit  --Track of the month-- Ticon - Tripticon --Guest mix:-- Relative (Serbia) 

On this episode we invited Katharine Abrahams from Motion:Theory (@katharine-motiontheory), sublime sounds and hypnotic funk stimulate her being, compelling her to source, mix and access dimensions too many to mention. A natural curator, the journey is micro, psychedelic, soul-stirring and funky; perfect for vibration appreciation in the dance floor sweet spot. Flipping records and dancing by the side of dj Ben Abrahams for 18 years, their marriage is firmly rooted between decks and dance floor. Their child Eli has lived 6 years of immersion in the most delectable sound waves. They featured on dancefloors back in 2000, as Ben rocked forests and the infamous Melbourne nightclub Onesixone as the Earthcore resident, until a series of adventures found them inhabiting a church in the Byron Bay hills. Children, animals and wild folk were drawn to their all ages acid-house parties at the local Billinudgel Barn, an ecstatic hoe-down to luscious vinyl amidst the surreal Australian bush. Katharine and Ben played records at the early Splendour in the Grass Festivals before moving to Rainbow Bay, to create the freshest experience on the Gold Coast at the infamous Elsewhere Bar. Katharine danced to Ben's legendary sets, which consistently went off every Saturday for Motion:Theory:Music, from Elsewhere's conception, for 7 years. Dhe played an early set of warm psychedelic house before Ben, and then moved between heaving dance floor and turntables for the spectacularly crazy early morning hours. No words can describe that scene either, but it's imprinted in many memories. Elsewhere won 'Best Music for a Club in Australia' at the Sydney Bar Music Awards at this time. They are now in Melbourne, where she has dj'd for Killing Time Bar, Black Market, Quality Project, Faceless, Doesnt Matter, Revolver's Mama Said and Mi Casa. Katharine closed the Garden Stage for A Collective Future in the bush, and had everyone vibrating, elevating and connecting. She has created podcasts for Mesa Recordings from Santa Fe, Art-E from Romania podcast and next, she and Ben create for Bonjour Minimal. Blurring the line between house and techno, their Motion:Theory parties are renowned for involving others who See:With:Their:Ears. Katharine's selections are unique, and mixing style smooth and bass driven. She will twist you new ways with her flow of astral:house. Not one to hold back, whether djing alone or with Ben, she connects the space with energy designed to spiral you up and out. Find more about Katharine at: https://www.facebook.com/MotionTheoryMusic/

Ru-Bix ~ Earthcore Smash The Mainfloor Competition Mix 2016 Entry into the Earthcore 2016 Competition www.facebook.com/earthcoreofficial ॐ James Monro - Nectar (LoQuai Remix) Rise And Fall - Open System (Matt Holliday's 3000 Miles Away Remix) Following Light - Eye Of The Sahara (Michael A Remix) Platunoff - Artifical Life (Monojoke Remix) Art Of Trance - Before The Storm (Gai Barone Remix) Stiven Rivic, Michael & Levan - Waste Land (Dmitry Molosh Remix) Phoebus - The Three Eyed Raven (Original Mix) Fractal Architect - Stars (Milos Ilic Remix) Napalm, D-Phrag - Rise Up (Cetera Remix) Platunoff - Snow Melts In Your Hands (Rick Pier O'Neil Remix) Rick Pier O'Neil - Dangerous Position (RPO Part 2) Rick Pier O'Neil - Rizer (Original Mix) Monojoke - Lemon Drop (Original Mix) Uvo - Long To Soon (Kasall & Cristian R Remix) Matan Caspi - Celebrium (Yuriy From Russia Remix) Dark Soul Project - The Message (Mathov Darkrooms Remix) ॐ Intended For Promo Use Only. Please support the artists, labels and festivals. Subscribe: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/nz/podcast/temple-of-boom-podcast/id1020624145 Stitcher: http://stitcher.com/podcast/rubix-vs-jester/temple-of-boom-podcast Tunein: https://tunein.com/radio/Temple-Of-Boom-Podcast-p768224/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/RvJ

Tracklist -- -- --> 1. Shift - Kapitol 2. Mind Pirates- Effects of Lsd 3. Soladria - USSR Signal? 4. Tickets & Soundcontrol - Epic Universe 5.Yar Zaa - Viento Solar 6. Space Buddha - World Domination 7. Audiolize & Earworm - Mirage of Life 8. Spinal Chord - Kill the Groove 9. Foam - Every Body Bald 10. ???? - Mir 11. Glitch - Hallucinogenic Gas 12. Xpiral & Whiptongue - Perpendicular Distortion 13. Hypnoxock - In the Vastness

This is a techno, tech-house set and as the name suggests this was recorded at Earthcore Music Festival 2015.

It's a massive episode of BRB UK this week as Dan, Tim & Coleman talk about the Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 beta, Volume, Earthcore and so much more. The post BRB UK 156: I’m the Best at Space appeared first on BigRedBarrel.

Host: Indre Viskontas It's become almost a truism that in their spare time, skeptics tend to gravitate towards TV shows, novels and games that portray the very monsters, myths and conspiracies that they work so hard to debunk. A great story is just as entertaining to the most hardened skeptics as it is to the rest of the population. And because they are often more knowledgeable about the history of a particular monster or myth, skeptics might even enjoy fictional depictions of pet topics more than the uninitiated general public. A case in point is author and podcaster Scott Sigler, whose fascination with monsters led him not only to read and watch stories about monsters, but even to invest all of his creative energy and talent into writing horrifying and thrilling science fiction novels. But is there a risk of propagating myths through storytelling? Does science fiction help or hurt critical thinking? To get some insights into these questions, we talked to Scott about his writing process, his characters and what truths we can learn about ourselves through fiction. New York Times best-selling novelist Scott Sigler is the author of Nocturnal, Ancestor, Infected, and Contagious, hardcover thrillers from Crown Publishing, and the co-founder of Dark Øverlord Media, which publishes his Galactic Football League series. Before he was published, Scott built a large online following by giving away his self-recorded audiobooks as free, serialized podcasts. His loyal fans, who call themselves "Junkies," have downloaded over fifteen million individual episodes of his stories and interact daily with Scott and each other in the social media space. Scott reinvented book publishing when he released Earthcore as the world's first "podcast-only" novel, harkening back to the days of serialized radio fiction. He's been covered in Time magazine, the Washington Post, the New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, Entertainment Weekly, and The Huffington Post, among others. He still records his own audiobooks and gives away every story-for free-to his Junkies at ScottSigler.com.

In 2005, Sigler released EARTHCORE as the world’s first podcast-only novel. His fans have been waiting since then for MT. FITZROY, the second book in the trilogy. BLOOD IS RED features the first chapter of this oft-promised and long-delayed sequel. Join Patrick O’Doyle and Bertha Lybrand as they head back down below to deliver a heapin’ helpin’ of revenge.

The re-written, re-recorded first chapter of MT. FITZROY, the sequel to EARTHCORE. And if you listen all the way through to the end of the episode, you might … I repeat, might … hear when this friggin’ long-awaited sequel will finally be available for your Junkie face.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. In 2001, an unknown author named Scott Sigler wrote a book entitled Earthcore which was released as an ebook during ebook infancy by Time Warner/AOL. With its success the novel was to be published in print. However it’s released was scrapped due to the economic downturn in the United States. When licensing reverted back to the author Scott Sigler decided to release the novel as a chapter by chapter podcast. Having a following of over 10,000 individuals, Sigler continued to write and release his work as podcasts. In 2006, his novel entitled Infected (originally entitled Infection) was released and brought him immediate fame. The work of fiction gained notoriety due to its horrific violence, gonzo set pieces, and Michael Crichton like story telling. Bringing in audiences of techno-thrillers, horror novels, and science fiction, the story eventually was published by Crown Publishing and became a best seller. The story revolves around Scary Perry Dawsey, an ex-collegiate American football player, who happens to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. While the FBI and the CDC follow an outbreak of a strange and unknown disease that turns its victims into homicidal maniacs and may have extraterrestrial origins, the reader watches Perry's own battles with this ghastly phenomena while also dealing with his own childhood demons. Dark Discussions discusses Infected and its fantastic follow up novel Contagious and how they changed the landscape of techno-thrillers and horror novels. Arguably the best horror novel never mind techno-thriller story in the past ten years, the two book series has made fans of thousands and tells a tale that's arguable one of the most horrifying and most exciting stories ever put to print. Fans of Scott Sigler will be happy that a third in the series tentatively entitled Pandemic may be in the works. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

This week on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we Interview Kate Vernon (Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek: Voyager, Heroes and give you a chance to win Michael Hogan. In news we discuss the following: Fringe news, Ratings news, the Judge Dread Trailer, and more Transformer 4. Scott gives his podiobook review: Earthcore by Scott Sigler. Miles shares the TWIST: Data & Kivas Fajo Reunite and New IDW Star Trek: The Next Generation Comic Series Featuring The Borg & Penned By Brannon Braga. We round out the show with the SciFi Five in Five: Great Dr. Rodney McCay quotes from Stargate: Atlantis.

This week on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we Interview Kate Vernon (Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek: Voyager, Heroes and give you a chance to win Michael Hogan. In news we discuss the following: Fringe news, Ratings news, the Judge Dread Trailer, and more Transformer 4. Scott gives his podiobook review: Earthcore by Scott Sigler. Miles shares the TWIST: Data & Kivas Fajo Reunite and New IDW Star Trek: The Next Generation Comic Series Featuring The Borg & Penned By Brannon Braga. We round out the show with the SciFi Five in Five: Great Dr. Rodney McCay quotes from Stargate: Atlantis.

Scott Sigler is a New York Times best-selling author and award winning podcaster. His novel EarthCore was the first original podcast-only novel way back in 2005. Since then he has continued to release his novels as free podcasts.  He writes a blend of science-based horror, with an emphasis on biology. He also broke new ground […]

Today we talk with Scott Sigler who was the first person to have a Podcast only novel. People became addicted to it as the only way to get it was through his podcast. Later he published this book (Earthcore) and a second book (which went to #2 at Amazon.com) and he continues to write and release books (giving the ENTIRE BOOK away in a podcast with each release). His latest book Infected was given away as a pdf prior to its release? Did it effect sales? Nope. Once again Scott was at the top of his genre. In this interview Scott talks about how he got the word out about his novel/podcast, why it makes sense to give it your book away, and how you can use podcasting to start your own word of mouth campaign. For more information about Scott go to www.scottsigler.com You can buy his latest book inftected at amazon.com You can see how he is utilizing social media like MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube below. To join the school of Podcasting go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com

Episode #5 - Nathan LowellThis is our companion podcast to Coffee House to Go featuring interviews with upcoming and notable figures in the small press community including printers, publishers, bloggers and, of course, poets and writers.Guest Host: Jack Hosley of Wander RadioIn this episode, Jack speaks with Nathan Lowell, author of The Share Trilogy and South Coast. You can visit Nathan at his web site: http://www.durandus.org/goldenNathan's books can be found at Podiobooks.com Quarter Share Half Share Full Share South CoastCONTEST: Name Ishmael’s Ship and Logo(This interview was originally recorded via Skype on January 1, 2008.)Podiobooks Discussed: Nina Kimberly the Merciless – Christiana Ellis Brave Men Run – Matthew Wayne Selznick Earthcore – Scott Sigler Singularity – Bill DeSmedt Discovered Country – Nora Fleischer Amerindian 2192 – J. Scott Garibay Spherical Tomi – Jack Mangan Space Casey - Christiana EllisLinks to Know:National Novel Writing MonthPodiobooks CommunityMur LaffertyScott SiglerJC HutchinsDavid WeberDavid DrakeThe Parsec AwardsPlease leave feedback on this show by writing esccast AT gmail.com, calling our ESC!Cast hotline at (206)339-3721 or, if you have a microphone connected to your computer, by clicking the "Send Me an Odeo" link at the right.The music in this episode, Lonesome Trails Part Two, was provided by Rob Potter. You can find more of Rob's music at www.3fmmusic.com.Subscribe to our Podcast Feed orDownload the show here! Play Now: ATM_005_20080116 (44'08 20.2mb 64kbps)

A recent San Francisco Immigrant Entrepreneur's Meet-up hosted by the entrepreneur queen herself - Edith Yeung - featured a talk by pioneering podcast Sci-Fi author Scott Sigler. He's the first author, ever, to podcast a novel in it's entirety. Scott's first novel Earthcore was podcast back in March of 2006 and is available today, by subscribing to the free download from the iTunes Store. Simply fire up iTunes on your computer, choose 'iTunes Store' and enter 'Scott Sigler' in the search area. You'll see that Scott also has other books, Ancestor and Nocturnal, available online as well. There's hours of listening pleasure available at no charge (a warning for our under-18 readers: Scott's novels are marked EXPLICIT by iTunes and have more than their fair share of blood and guts.) As compelling a read (or a listen) as these books are, Scott is an accomplished marketeer in the Web 2.0 world as he is a Sci-Fi author. You'll see if you check out the links to his works that I've used already in my blog that his work is available through multiple channels: via iTunes or any of the other podcasting sources as audio on Google books as a downloadable .pdf file on Amazon and last, but not least, on his own portal: www.scottsigler.com I missed the opportunity to interview Scott at the event in San Francisco. But not to worry. I followed his suggestion as a ace podcaster and thought outside the envelope. I installed the PrettyMay plug-in to SKYPE and arranged to interview him remotely. The sound quality on my first recorded SKYPE call is a bit spotty in places (having a webcam operate at the same time as you are recording is NOT recommended!) In my interview I asked him how he could make any money giving the best stuff away for free. He's very blunt "What people forget is the marketing and sales angle...". To hear Scott discuss how podcasting and Web 2.0 technologies such as Instant Messaging, Wiki's and free content downloads provide for user involvement and the growth of his fan-base click on the podcast icon below.

This week on Skepticality, author and skeptic Scott Sigler talks to Derek and Swoopy about finding the skeptic movement, and the recent success of his newly released, science-informed horror novel Ancestor (an Amazon.com bestseller). Scott also tackles the future of traditional book publishing in the age of podiobooks. Before we let him go, Scott reveals the names of the folks who will be receiving autographed copies of his books Earthcore and Ancestor. 

Reasons I love Dragon*Con #633: melting NazisI am still totally wiped out from back-to-back (and coast-to-coast) conventions. My one day at Dragon*Con was hectic, exhausting, and totally freakin' Airwolf! I spoke on two panels, performed Lance Biggs, purchased some awesome new games, and took a few pictures. Unfortunately, I missed out on the Parsec Awards (congratulations to all the winners!) and the already legendary live episode of Wingin' It. However, I still got to see all my old poscasting friends and make some new ones.Here's the Who's Who:Mur Lafferty - Geek Fu Action Grip, I Should Be Writing, PseudopodJim Van Verth - The Vintage GamerMichael and Evo - Wingin' It, Slice of Sci-Fi, DragonPage Cover to CoverJoe and Summer - The Kick-Ass Mystic NinjasLorrie and Sheila - DragonPage With ClassDerek and Swoopy - SkepticalityPaul and Martha - The Balticon Podcast, ADDcastTee Morris - The Survival Guide to Writing FantasyPatrick McLean - The SeanachaiMichael A. Stackpole - The SecretsSteve Eley - Escape PodLes and Kari - The SignalMarc Gunn - Too many podcasts to list!John Campbell - Comics RadarStephen Euin Cobb - The Future and YouRich Sigfrit - Requiem of the OutcastChristiana Ellis - Christiana Talks About Stuff, Nina Kimberly the MercilessJ.C. Hutchins - 7th SonScott Sigler - Earthcore, Ancestor, InfectionSong 1: Do Virgins Taste Better Medley - The Brobdingnagian Bards (from A Faire To Remember)Song 2: Brainsbodyboth - George Hrab (from Coelacanth)

Welcome to the show it is April 19th and this is our 143rd show. Today will be an interview with Scott Sigler Author and Host of the podiobook Infected. Please visit this podcast at http://www.scottsigler.net/

rur@revupreview.co.uk - www.revupreview.co.uk The Rev Up Review, Number Seventeen: Title: RUR-2006-02-04 #17 The Rev Up Review Pod Fiction Roundup Size: 20.7 MBDuration: 45'09" Use this FeedBurner link to download the mp3 file directly, or to add the feed to your aggregator. My Odeo Channel (odeo/3362612da920000e) Contents: 00.00 Intro music: "Undertow" by Reaman (ElectroBel)00.18 Welcome00.37 Plot Thingy update02.14 Richard Vobes Radio Show02.19 Evo Terra of the Dragon Page Cover to Cover 02.29 The Pod Fiction Roundup: 02.46 The Time Keepers 03.23 Dismay 05.11 Anda's Game and Human Readable by Cory Doctorow 06.11 Jared Axelrod: The Voice of Free Planet X 07.55 Tracy & Laura Hickman's Dragonhearth 09.04 Variant Frequencies 11.06 Brave Men Run by Matthew Wayne Selznick (also at Podiobooks.com) 12.57 The Rev-Master's Rant13.10 Escape Pod 15.01 Morevi by Tee Morris; The Pocket & The Pendant by Mark Jeffrey; Earthcore by Scott Sigler 18.41 Voices - New Media Fiction edited by Mur Lafferty, available March 2006 from Podiobooks.com 19.39 TSFPN.com19.49 Official Manuscript Clearance22.00 Music: Sad Sequence Part 3 by Fumitaka Anzai at the Podsafe Music Network 27.52 Review by David Jenkins of Lauren McLoughlin's "Sheila" in Interzone 201 (comments to david AT revupreview DOT co DOT uk)30.15 The Rev Up Review is a proud member of The Science Fiction Podcast Network 30.58 Part 4 of "Waiting For Your Call" - Music by Lee Lesel at the Podsafe Music Network 43.56 Send feedback (text or mp3 audio comments) to rur@revupreview.co.uk, or call the Rant Line: 206-339-RANT (7268) 45.09 End Background music: Agnus Dei by Fumitaka Anzai at the Podsafe Music Network

rur@rev-up-review.co.uk - www.rev-up-review.co.uk Details of the second (and first real) Rev Up Review podcast: Title: RUR-2005-04-23Size: 15.7 MBDuration: 34'08" Use the FeedBurner link to download the mp3 file directly, or to add the feed to your aggregator. Contents: 00.00 Start00.08 Jingle: RUR, Rev Up Review 00.14 The second Rev Up Review has landed ('Tardis landing' sound-effect from Out Of This World BBC Radiophonic Workshop LP 1976) 01.04 Intro to this podcast 02.25 History of The Rev-Up Review Pages 03.38 The Seanachai by Patrick McLean (www.goodwordsrightorder.com) 04.35 The Seanachai promo 05.57 Invasive Species from Audioblaze 07.07 Earthcore by Scott Sigler 08.38 Earthcore promo 10.06 MythArc from Derek and Sharon Gilbert 13.23 Tom Corven by Paul Story 14.50 The Pocket and the Pendant by Mark Jeffrey (also available at the Dragon Page) 15.12 Promo for The Pocket and the Pendant 17.30 Cover to Cover, Wingin' It, Morevi and Slice of Sci Fi on The Dragon Page 18.58 The future of podcasting? 20.06 Cinemascope promo (Oneword Radio) 21.32 "You're listening to The Rev Up Review" 21.39 Episode 2 of The Journey of Jonathan Cave (first published in Alien Q webzine)33.16 Background music: "Longing for Home" by reaman. Find more of reaman's music at Electrobel 33.45 Send feedback (emails, or mp3 audio) to rur@rev-up-review.co.uk, or post a comment below 34.05 Jingle: Rev Up Review 34.08 End Next podcast: I'm aiming to post a podcast once every two to three weeks, though there might be some additional Rev Up Extra podcasts if something crops up...who knows?