Podcasts about fabulous beasts

This Priya Sharma story was published on Tor.com in July of 2015, and collected in her 2018 collection All the Fabulous Beasts. Here is the description from Tor: “'Fabulous Beasts' by Priya Sharma is a horror novelette about a strange woman living in luxury with her lover, but irrevocably tied to her childhood of deprivation and dark secrets in northwest England. The woman recalls the unravelling of the family upon her uncle's release from prison." The story is still available to read on Tor.com. CW/TW: Please be warned that this story deals with difficult content and themes, including child abuse, incest, and rape. Recommended in this episode: Suburban Hell by Maureen Kilmer UP NEXT: A Christmas (surprise) story from Connie Willis's collection A Lot Like Christmas  

Ben, Travis, and Fernando bring you this week's political stories including Chuck Grassley proposing that China has compromised Biden, Warner Bros actually compromising to China, J&J using the Texas Two Step to avoid lawsuits, Greg Abbott threatening to bus immigrants to DC, acceptance of Ukraine asylum versus Mexican/Haitian asylum seekers, DeSantis signing a fatherhood bill, Andrew Giuliani making his bid for governor while making some questionable comments about his daughter, Cops still playing copyrighted music while being filmed, CNN+ problems, and MORE!

On this episode of The Writer and the Critic, your hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond indulge in some thankfully brief maudlin meanderings around the current state of the pandemic before turning to the books up for discussion: All the Fabulous Beasts by Priya Sharma [9:10] and Cat Person and other stories by Kristen Roupenian [34:00]. The article “Cat Person” and Me by Alexis Nowicki is recommended for those interested further background reading. If you've skipped ahead to avoid spoilers, please come back at 1:24:30 for final remarks. Next month, the two books up on the slab will be: Everyone Knows Your Mother is a Witch by Rivka Galchen The Employees by Olga Ravn Read ahead and join in the spoilerific fun!

On this episode of The Writer and the Critic your hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond waste no time in diving straight into their discussion of The Animals in That Country by Laura Jean McKay [3:20] and Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon [47:50]. Also recommended is the novella The Deep by Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, William Hutson & Jonathan Snipes, which Ian reviewed for Locus. If you've skipped ahead to avoid spoilers, please come back at 1:23:10 for final remarks. Next month, the two books up on the slab will be: All the Fabulous Beasts by Priya Sharma You Know You Want This: Cat Person and other stories by Kristen Roupenian Read ahead and join in the spoilerific fun!

Cross the pond for pappardelle with Priya Sharma as we discuss the best decision she made about her debut short story collection All the Fabulous Beasts, how the cover to that book conveys a different message in our COVID-19 world, why we each destroyed much of our early writing, a surprising revelation about the changed ending to one of her stories, who told her as a child "your soul is cracked," the two of us being both longhand writers and defenders of ambiguity, what it's like writing (and not writing) for theme anthologies, the most difficult story for her to write, how the pandemic has affected our writing, and much more.

Welcome to Typical books; horror fiction unbound - I am Lydia Peever, horror author and co-host of the horror film podcast Dead Air and creator of the horror booktube channel TypicalBooks. Thank you to Anchor for hosting! Feel free to comment and let me know what you are reading during your ooky spooky day, and for now, on with the show! If you are looking for something new to read, some insight or reviews of horror you have read, or even talk from a writer's perspective, I hope you enjoy this little show. Feel free to check out the youtube version by searching typicalbooks, or visit me at lydiapeever.ca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/typicalbooks/message

Joseph Nigg is perhaps the world's leading expert on fabulous beasts, and he is a personal inspiration of mine. His books include The Phoenix: An Unnatural Biography of a Mythical Beast (University of Chicago Press), Sea Monsters: A Voyage Around the World's Most Beguiling Map (University of Chicago Press), The Book of Fabulous Beasts (Oxford … Continue reading Fabulous Beasts with Joseph Nigg

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald has just hit cinema screens around the world. It coincides with Melbourne’s own Monster Fest, which spotlights the latest independent cinema about monsters.   So this week on Out […] http://media.blubrry.com/out_takes/p/joy.org.au/outtakes/wp-content/uploads/sites/310/2018/11/JOY-2018_Outtakes_Nov19_FabBeasts.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:25 — 47.3MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post Fabulous Beasts and Where to Find Them appeared first on Out Takes.

What does QVC stand for? Great products at great prices. OK, let's make this clearer: What do the letters in QVC stand for? You will find out the true answer during this week's episode of OLL. Which stands for One Life Left - a poor videogame radio show on a great radio station. Our Super-Special Guest was Alex Fleetwood from Sensible Object, who has passed most of his training to be on QVC. He's been busy making Fabulous Beasts, then renaming it as Beasts of Balance, adding a new feature to Beasts of Balance (which is a potential OLL EXCLUSIVE), before moving onto Alexa powered board games like the travel trivia game When In Rome. Alex has also been trying to make Bingo more exciting, but annoying things like image rights have been getting in the way. We also found out if Simon is annoyed by time travel, if Ste gets on with his microphone, and if Ann liked her hotel in Brighton. And football isn't coming home either, but if this is news to you only as a result of listening to this podcast then you probably weren't that bothered about it’s attendance anyway. Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: https://www.voiceoriginals.com/ https://twitter.com/ammonite https://twitter.com/VoiceOriginals https://amateurlsdj.bandcamp.com Tracklist: 1. Klamm - Transformation https://chipmusic.org/Klamm/music/life-transformation 2. Amateur LSDJ - Storm Outro https://chipmusic.org/amateurlsdj/music/storm-outro

Image source: Fantastic Beasts “Final Trailer”Welcome to the future, witches! In this episode, Marcelle and Neale tackle the trailers for the first (of FIVE?!?!) movie in the Fabulous Beasts and Their Locations Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them film franchise. We honestly cannot believe we are going to do this five more times, but for sure by the second or third movie release we'll live in the same city as Hannah again so these minisodes will be even more hilarious!HEY! Speaking of being in the same city: Marcelle and Hannah and Trevor and the hippogriff baby will be in Medford/Boston, MA on Monday November 14th and Tuesday November 15th, so check out our twitter account (link to your left) for details about your Fantastic Hosts and Where to Find Us! Here's the Facebook event for our panel at Tufts with Lydia XZ Brown!http://ohwitchplease.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/WitchPlease-20161107-FabulousTrailersAndTheirLocations.mp3Download this fabulous minisodeCredits: The sound effect of the melodious human singing “Sexyyyyyyyyyy” came from maurolupo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Journalist Jordan Erica Webber hosts a panel to discuss taking games seriously, diversity, game-ifying love and new titles Firewatch and Fabulous Beasts. Contains strong language

A remote podcast this week as we're all too lazy (or outright unwilling) to travel to Welwyn Garden City. But we're joined by Seb and Laura this week for chats about Fabulous Beasts, Tom Clancys The Division and the usual nonsense. Includes the fabulous background soundtrack 'Seb's flat mate doing washing up'. How can you miss it!

I'm not usually superstitious but this week's episode of the podcast could give me new insight into being triskaidekaphobic. It's only as I finished editing the episode I realised it's the thirteenth! I was really excited to meet the team at Sensible Object for this episode, the recent studio behind a new type of game blending physical and digital elements called Fabulous Beasts. I've been following what happening with it and as you might imagine I'm pretty interested in new types of games. Beasts of Balance (previously named Fabulous Beasts) is in the last few days of a crowdfunding project and I encourage you to go check out the game and participate in the Kickstarter to support them. I visited their studio at Somerset House in central London and had a lovely chat with their lead designer Tim Burrell-Saward. A few days later when I started working on the sound editing for this episode, I realised like 80% or more of the episode had almost constant background clicking sounds that I find really annoying. I've spent hours on trying to remove them, reading and watching tutorials, etc. I don't know what it's due to, it's the first time that it happens. It's a real shame - though maybe I'm dramatising. At least I thought it's ok to listen to a few minutes of this at a time so rather than imposing the whole thing or throwing it away altogether I opted for a slightly experimental third option, I kept only what I considered the most important and best parts of the interview, and talked in between paraphrasing some of the things Tim and I talked about. To complement the audio podcast, I recommend watching a few videos with reviews and play tests of the game, which hopefully will give you a better idea of the way it works and the reasons why I think it's an exciting project. More of the information mentioned: Beasts of Balance on Kickstarter Tim Burrell-Saward - personal website & Twitter Alex Fleetwood - personal website & Twitter Hide & Seek Hide & Seek Tiny Games Kickstarter project Hide & Seek event: A Game of Crowns (The talking throne Tim mentions) Somerset House Makerversity Indiecade winners Fabulous Beasts in the press Vice Gaming BoingBoing GeekDad More on the Fabulous Beasts press page Form, Function, Fabulousness by Tim, about the design of Fabulous Beasts Deep Dive about Fabulous Beasts' game design Populous (video game) Godus (video game)

Hello and welcome to another episode of BRB Geek Speak! Lauren got a little cold this episode, which changed her voice and infected her with loud 'HIs!' and Randy Savage impressions. She also decided to change her name to 'Coleman'. Hey, we always said our show was weird! Please join us for another episode where your hosts, Lauren-Coleman, Monica and Alex ramble about geeky things they have done this week. Time-Waster of the Week: If you like dogs and want to be warned about their well being in movies, check out www.doesthedogdie.com Fabulous Beasts, check out their kickstarter and give them some love! Mon and Alex watch the first episode of new The X-Files (want to be unspoiled? skip 22.00  from to 28.15) Alex watched more Lucifer Listener's question: What do we think of Fallout 4? (thanks, Joe!) Listener's question: Which Superbowl trailer has us most excited? (thanks, Diarmuid!) Listener's question: How important is it for us for have the other half who is inherently geeky? (thanks, Justin!) Wonderful peeps! Next episode will be our first Geek Speek-aversary! Yes, we have rambled in your ears for a year now. You all are awesome for sticking with us! We would absolutely love if you could send us your questions for this special episode, and keep your ears open as we will have some surprises for you as well! 

With Episode 58 being recorded a day later than normal, tons of news was able to surface before we hit the record button, ensuring that the show was packed with relevant news! Before getting into the four franchises normally covered on the podcast, however, we had the pleasure of interviewing Alex Fleetwood, the Studio Head of Sensible Object, creators of Fabulous Beasts!   A couple of weeks ago, we tried to explain the upcoming Fabulous Beasts game that fuses the toys-to-life genre and tabletop games, but we couldn’t do it nearly enough justice. We had to get the information directly from the source, and thankfully, Alex was gracious enough to come to the podcast and fully explain the beautiful world his small studio is creating in Fabulous Beasts. While currently on Kickstarter, all signs are pointing to Fabulous Beasts being the next evolution of the toys-to-life genre of gaming.   Check out the Fabulous Beasts website HERE!   Want to back Fabulous Beasts on Kickstarter? Visit the page HERE!   After championing the inclusion of a jellyfish creature into the game in a great interview, we eventually had to let Alex go to enjoy the rest of his evening, but we weren’t done there! We jumped right into the news of the four main TTL franchises, talking about the upcoming LEGO Star Wars animated show on Disney XD, the saltiness of amiibo fans, the leak of Alice in Wonderland characters, and the Pow(D)er Blue Skylanders.   We also discuss the #CommunityQuestion, play another round of “Inquire This!” and answer some emails from the community. Our Sponsors: Ken Pescatore (@ProudGamerTweet), who’s in charge of the Toys For Games Facebook group James Holian (@InfinityMuseum) Matt Sonnenberg (@SCLMatt) from SkylandersCharacterList.com and Facebook.com/SkylandersCharacterList Micheal O'Driscoll (@amiibo_Museum) Brett Cangemi (@brettman79) @AmiiboAmigo, from AmiiboAmigo.com. Also be sure to check him out on Instagram and his other YouTube channel, 8Bit CR! Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

Después de haber sobrevivido al episodio piloto nos lanzamos a por el primer episodio de nuestro Podcast, Los Archivos del 221b – Archivo Nº.1, junto al Sr.Pirrakas, el Sr.Raúl y una nueva y misteriosa invitada, la Señorita Adler. En este Archivo os hablamos sobre: Vocabulario básico de kickstarter: Stregh goal, Add-On, Pledge, EU Friendly… Vinhos: Reedición del juego editado en 2010 del diseñador Vital Lacerda. Une mecánicas de control de áreas y colocación de trabajadores. Fabulous Beasts: juego de destreza que lleva más allá el concepto de “Animal sobre animal” Ghostel: juego de estrategia de colocación de dados en el que seremos un fantasma que habita en un hotel y se ha propuesto asustar y echar a todos los huéspedes que lleguen. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Shadows of the Past: juego asimétrico en el que seremos el clan del pie o el equipo de las tortugas tratando de salvar NY Dirigible Disaster: Juego cooperativo a tiempo real en el que hay que conseguir mantener un dirigible a flote hasta llegar al destino con todos los pasajeros a salvo. Battle Arena Show: juego de estrategia en el que 2 bandos se enfrentan en un programa de televisión de un futuro distópico (juego español) Biergarten: juego de cartas en el que cada jugador controla una cervecería y debe colocar sus cartas para formar el biergarten de mayor éxito. Karmaka: un juego de cartas de construcción de mazos en el que debemos conseguir alcanzar la trascendencia, aunque empezaremos siendo un escarabajo pelotero. Mythos Tales: juego narrativo y deductivo en el que trataremos de resolver misterios por Arkham. Argo: juego semicooperativo en el que deberemos huir de una nave en las cápsulas de salvamento ante un ataque alienígena. Y hablando de otros juegos de mesa os contamos nuestra experiencia de “Tales of Arabian Nights”, un juego que publicará este año Devir, y lo que nos ha parecido Robinson Crusoe, una novedad de Edge que no deja a nadie indiferente en la mesa.

We're back! This week's podcast is filled with chaos and shenanigans as Josh and Brandon of the popular Brawling Bros. podcast joins us in our virtual studio. Topics discussed range from our time at BGGCon to Josh and Brandon's gaming history and podcasting techniques to Kickstarter, with several derailments in between. So sit right back as we tell you the tale of the Brawling Bros.  11: 58 Games Played Orleans, Kremlin, Pandemic Legacy, Modern Art, Camel Up, Riff Raff 21:48 Brawling Bros. Gaming History 30:51 Brawling Bros. Podcasting Techniques 56:08 Kick The Box Kickstarter Segment Thief's Market, American Dynasty, Fabulous Beasts, Manhattan Project:Chain Reaction Card Game, Medici, Scuba, Carson City Big Box, Strife:Shadows & Steam Important Links: Brawling Bros. Website Brawling Bros. Twitter Pathological Nerdcasters Network Docking Bay 94 Podcast Page Link Docking Bay 94's Stitcher Link Docking Bay 94's iTunes Link  Jason Hancock's Twitter Jason Washburn's (Talon Strikes)  Twitter link   Talon Strikes Facebook Page Link Talon Strikes Homepage  

Sorry about the lack of a show last week, two thirds of Team OLL were ill but luckily we were all back to seventy percent full health, except for a microphone that was rather crackly. Poor microphone. This week's Super-Special Guest was the tea demanding Alex Fleetwood, who came in the show to show off Fabulous Beasts, which Ann has decided is "a mix of Pokemon and Jenga". We ask Alex about how his Kickstarter going and get a live update on the Power of OLL on sales. Alex also confirmed that Fabulous Beasts will definitely be ready by November. Unless it's delayed. John Life Left made a return to our features section, along with Sega Badawi. Simon Parkinson incurred the wrath of Scanters, Simon had the latest news whispered through a door by Lord Sir Charles Cecil and Ste made a cricket bat on his computer. We're also incredibly close to confirming our GDC Marioke Party and Ste is doing a Reads Like A Seven event on 11/02. Why not attend both? Cheerio!Team OLL x Links:https://twitter.com/fabbeastshttps://twitter.com/ammonite Track list:1. Alex E - He's a Mellow Fellowhttp://chipmusic.org/ade-syndicate/music/hes-a-mellow-fellow-ym2612-sega-genesis-chiptune-by-alex-e2. Put the Heart On - You Make My Heart Singhttp://chipmusic.org/putthehurtton/music/you-make-my-heart-sing3. Robot Orgy Massacre (feat. Laffe The Fox) - Ignore The Ghosthttp://chipmusic.org/laffe+the+fox/music/robot-orgy-massacre-feat-laffe-the-fox---ignore-the-ghost

Episode 56 isn’t like most episodes, but sometimes the best episodes aren’t necessarily the ones that go according to plan! The first part of the episode features an exclusive interview with Greg Miller (@GameOverGreggy), as we talk all about the hotly contested race for the Ambassador of the Year Award, the Ghostbusters Level Pack in LEGO Dimensions, his VO debut in LEGO Marvel Avengers, and so much more. (WARNING: Some language may not be exactly family-friendly - sorry!).   Be sure to check out Kinda Funny for everything Greg’s involved with, and if you want to help them reach their goal to fund a full season of their animated series, check out their Patreon page!   In the back half of the episode, we break down upcoming amiibo functionality, the continued unpredictability of Skylanders, and the avoidable drama from Disney Infinity. Briefly, a new game that might be the next evolution of toys-to-life, Fabulous Beasts, is broken down. We also discuss the #CommunityQuestion, play another round of “Inquire This!” and answer some emails from the community.   To find out more about Fabulous Beasts, visit their Kickstarter page!   A big thank you to Dan Veesenmeyer (@dveese) for his permission to use his sketch of Greg Miller’s character in LEGO Marvel Avengers for the artwork for this show! Check out his work on his website! Our Sponsors: Ken Pescatore (@ProudGamerTweet), who’s in charge of the Toys For Games Facebook group James Holian (@InfinityMuseum) Matt Sonnenberg (@SCLMatt) from SkylandersCharacterList.com and Facebook.com/SkylandersCharacterList Micheal O'Driscoll (@amiibo_Museum) Brett Cangemi (@brettman79)   Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

Matt is joined by Pip Warr for a wonderful chat about Oxenfree, murder mystery television, and Fabulous Beasts. I think it's safe to say we went off-topic this week, but I can't say I've even the slightest of regrets.

More info at http://mattlees.com/daft-souls Apologies for the dodgy audio this week!

Unavailable as a stand alone work, until now, Gaizse Music composed, recorded, and mixed the short sound poem "Silent Moment" in Brooklyn, New York, during autumn 1999. Originally intended to be a part of the re-recorded "Fabulous Beasts," which will appear on Gaizse Music's forthcoming release, Tales of The Banished & Elite, "Silent Moment" includes sampling and programming by Kerry d’Noit and Liam d’Noit. Continue reading →

"Fabulous Beasts (Fossil Mix)" was composed, recorded, and mixed by Gaizse Music in 1996 and includes sampling, programming, guitars, and backing vocals by Kerry d'Noit and samples, programming, and lead vocals by Liam d'Noit. Continue reading →