Podcasts about jack wakes up

Welcome to episode 3 of As Much Protein as an Egg. I hope you'll enjoy. Feel free to start HERE if you missed the first episodes. It'll get you all caught up. This week I give you ch. 3-4 and some shout outs to old friends, one of whom is Gomyo the Hoodie Monk. Check out this track off his latest CD. He brings the rhymes and paint from Japan by way of the US Midwest originally. Gomyo has been a listener since Jack Wakes Up. Props, man!His other recent video "Light Up" comes here. Well done!Hope this finds you well. Strange times indeed! Take care of yourself and yours. I also mentioned the newest Great American Novel, Valentine, by Elizabeth Wetmore. Right here!Check out Jenna Bush singing its praises.

Welcome to episode 3 of As Much Protein as an Egg. I hope you'll enjoy. Feel free to start HERE if you missed the first episodes. It'll get you all caught up. This week I give you ch. 3-4 and some shout outs to old friends, one of whom is Gomyo the Hoodie Monk. Check out this track off his latest CD. He brings the rhymes and paint from Japan by way of the US Midwest originally. Gomyo has been a listener since Jack Wakes Up. Props, man!His other recent video "Light Up" comes here. Well done!Hope this finds you well. Strange times indeed! Take care of yourself and yours. I also mentioned the newest Great American Novel, Valentine, by Elizabeth Wetmore. Right here!Check out Jenna Bush singing its praises.

Debbi Mack interviews crime fiction author Seth Harwood on the Crime Cafe podcast. The transcript is below, if you'd like to read it. Debbi: Hi, everyone this is the Crime Cafe, your podcasting source of great crime, suspense and thriller writing. I'm your host Debbi Mack. Before I introduce my guest, I'd like to remind you that The Crime Cafe 9 Book Set is available as well as The Crime Cafe Short Story Anthology. They're both available online on all major online retailers for $1.99 for the boxed set and $0.99 for the anthology, which is a real deal. Just go to debbimack.com and click on either Crime Cafe or my book link to find the Crime Cafe buy links. Now, having said that I am very pleased to introduce the author that I once called the ‘Golden God of Marketing', Seth Harwood. Hey man, how you doing? Seth: Hi, thanks for having me on. Debbi: I am so happy to have you on. I've admired your business savvy and your writing for years, and I gotta say it seems like a million years ago that I first heard about Jack Wakes Up. But I had no idea that you had serialized it as a podcast before publishing. So see—you were way ahead of the curve on all of us. When did you start the podcast? Seth: I started it in 2006 in the summer. I had been a big fan of audiobooks and so I saw that the way that I could put this book out was to put it out as audio in a way that people could get it on the web and interact with it. And that seemed to make so much more sense than putting it on the web as text. So there were guys like Scott Sigler and Tee Morris and a few others at a website called Podiobooks and they were ahead of me, but it was still like very early stuff. I mean you know it's years before something like Serial comes along and people really know what a podcast is. But what we were doing was serializing our books as podcasts. So I did it Jack Wakes Up, I started and then I really found an audience that I could connect to. And I feel like for so long as a writer, that's what I had been looking for and even having gone past that to get books published by big presses, small presses, all different kinds of presses; that interaction with readers, that feeling of I knew people were waiting for my stuff to come out each week. I knew that they were invested in the story and I would hear from them. That level of interaction—that was the best thing ever really. And so you know it was great that I did that and my goal at the time was to get enough of an audience so that publishers would take me more seriously and publish me. And looking back on it now, what I was doing then was even better than working with publishers. And so now I'm going back to that, and I think you've done a lot of self-publishing, other guys have done self-publishing and you know just to find a way to sort of work with the audience directly; I think that's the best thing that we can do. But the rest of the story, yeah, and you probably know more about that than I do. But the rest of the story is that I did like five or six books as serialized audiobooks, podcasts. I put them all out for free, built in audience. And then I started doing Crime Wave, which is how I met you, because I wanted to get more crime stories to that audience that I had and I wanted to help other authors get into the podcasting stuff and sort of helped get their work out there. So, yeah, it was really great and it was a very intense period of my life where from you know 2006 to about 2009, I was doing roughly a podcast a week of 30 minutes of fiction, mixing, recording, editing, putting it out, doing the web posts. And sometimes two a week when I was doing my own stuff and Crime Wave. So it was really a lot of work. Debbi: I know how much work goes into it personally of course. And so that must have been quite hectic for you writing, podcasting, all of that—to be a good time manager. Seth: It must be a good something. But what I did that was helpful was that,

Remastered, complete with NEW TALKING, here you get Ch. 8-10 of Jack Wakes Up, the book that started it all!Listen for all the goods and news.Find out more over at Patreon.com/sethharwood

Remastered, complete with NEW TALKING, here you get Ch. 8-10 of Jack Wakes Up, the book that started it all!Listen for all the goods and news.Find out more over at Patreon.com/sethharwood

Author, Seth Harwood, "Everyone Pays" Interview Seth Harwood is here today.  Seth, as always, is a welcome surprise!  Seth's newest book, “Everyone Pays,” is a fun, fast paced, crime, Noir, page turner and Seth admits to the good news for listeners of The Not Old Better Show, this book is a true thriller, so cover the ears of youngsters, as it's NSFMV!   Seth Harwood received an MFA in fiction from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and went on to build a large readership for his first novel, JACK WAKES UP, by serializing it as a free audiobook online. Harwood's novels and stories have been downloaded over one million times, and Seth actively engages in online and offline promotion of his writing because the publishing industry has changed so much, and Seth confirms a new, secret project!  Enjoy.

This week we discuss the latest Sasha Jackson Mystery (The Lies Have It by Jill Edmondson), Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood audio book, a few podcasts, Margaret Atwood, the new streaming audio book service AudioBooks.Com and more! Cover: Jill Edmonson Visit BookGuys.Ca our home page!Published On Jan 30th, 2012 Find out more on the Book Guys Show website. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bookguys/8e5b13d5-fcec-4902-b93c-d86649f8d9bb

This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with "Jack Wakes Up" author and podcasting luminary Seth Harwood to talk about his writing, his podcasts, and how he sees the publishing industry. We also have our discussion of The Strain. Enjoy!

Episode 99?  Already?Part 1 -- EdenMy review of Phil Rossi's new Podiobook, with the Promo, and with a bit of a rant on Space Travel.Part 2 -- CommentsA comment from Mer from the Braindouche! podcast.Promo: for Kimi Alexandre's "Guardians" novel podcast.Part 3 -- Metamor CityJust finished listening to Chris Lester's novel, "Making the Cut," released on his Metamor City podcast feed.  Huge cast, lots going on there.  With the Promo.From TheFUMP: "99 Words For Boobs" -- closest I could come to the song I wished I could play for my 99th.  Oh, well.Part 4 -- Nina Kimberly the Merciless Held Hostage!My take on the recent release of Christiana Ellis' novel in Dead Tree Edition from Amazon.  With the (belated) promo.  Still worth getting one.  Oh, and if you can't wait for your hard copy, you can get a PDF copy of "Nina Kimberly The Merciless" here.Part 5 -- Young JuniusAlso just listened to the end of Seth Harwood's prequel to "Jack Wakes Up," the latter now being available in large-press dead tree form.  With the Promo.Part 6 -- IdaAn older Podiobook from Tim Callahan, who more recently produced the three "Arwen" books I reviewed a while back.  Worth a listen.  Yet another Promo.  (Sensing a pattern here?)Part 7 -- What am I Up To?My current projects, including "Flatland," both on Hiber-Nation and on Podiobooks (did ya like the promo, by the way?), and Episode 100 "Cui Bono," coming up next weekend, Sunday May 24 at 10:00 am Central, live on BlogTalkRadio.  I'm excited, and rather nervous about that.And Finally...A bit more on "Cui Bono," with the call in number for the live show, and a reminder of the comment line.  Always nice to hear from y'all.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL: "Adrenaline" (featuring Julian Spindell) from JWitt out of Saint Paul Minnesota.

Episode 99?  Already?Part 1 -- EdenMy review of Phil Rossi's new Podiobook, with the Promo, and with a bit of a rant on Space Travel.Part 2 -- CommentsA comment from Mer from the Braindouche! podcast.Promo: for Kimi Alexandre's "Guardians" novel podcast.Part 3 -- Metamor CityJust finished listening to Chris Lester's novel, "Making the Cut," released on his Metamor City podcast feed.  Huge cast, lots going on there.  With the Promo.From TheFUMP: "99 Words For Boobs" -- closest I could come to the song I wished I could play for my 99th.  Oh, well.Part 4 -- Nina Kimberly the Merciless Held Hostage!My take on the recent release of Christiana Ellis' novel in Dead Tree Edition from Amazon.  With the (belated) promo.  Still worth getting one.  Oh, and if you can't wait for your hard copy, you can get a PDF copy of "Nina Kimberly The Merciless" here.Part 5 -- Young JuniusAlso just listened to the end of Seth Harwood's prequel to "Jack Wakes Up," the latter now being available in large-press dead tree form.  With the Promo.Part 6 -- IdaAn older Podiobook from Tim Callahan, who more recently produced the three "Arwen" books I reviewed a while back.  Worth a listen.  Yet another Promo.  (Sensing a pattern here?)Part 7 -- What am I Up To?My current projects, including "Flatland," both on Hiber-Nation and on Podiobooks (did ya like the promo, by the way?), and Episode 100 "Cui Bono," coming up next weekend, Sunday May 24 at 10:00 am Central, live on BlogTalkRadio.  I'm excited, and rather nervous about that.And Finally...A bit more on "Cui Bono," with the call in number for the live show, and a reminder of the comment line.  Always nice to hear from y'all.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL: "Adrenaline" (featuring Julian Spindell) from JWitt out of Saint Paul Minnesota.

Read the first three chapters of Jack Wakes Up as a pdf, then go online to buy it at:http://sethharwood.com/content/jack-wakes-hitting-stores-may-5th

In the three years since Jack Palms went clean: no drugs, no drinking, no life, he’s added fourteen pounds of muscle, read 83 books, and played it as straight as anyone can ask him. Now, when an old friend from L.A. calls, he hits the streets of San Francisco to help a group of Czech […]

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909The long awaited Episode 80.  Cue the fireworks.Part 1 -- Starting at the BeginningIncoherent rambling about numbers.  Wind thingies.  Popping sounds.  Stuff about having more stuff.  I like Pie.Part 2 -- Christmas GiftsI got a nice compliment from Spider Robinson after commenting on his podcast, "Spider on the Web."  I think.  I don't always understand people, though.Part 3 -- Young JuniusMy review of Seth Harwood's new audiobook, on Podiobooks.com, and on his own site.  By the way, Seth's first novel "Jack Wakes Up" will be released on Amazon on May 9, 2009.  You can pre-order, if you'd like...Amazon: Jack Wakes Up: A Novel Themes: "Hot Swing" and "Continue Life" from Kevin Macleod.IDSL Tune: "A Tiger Dancing" from Heiruspecs on Garageband.com, and on their new site. 

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909The long awaited Episode 80.  Cue the fireworks.Part 1 -- Starting at the BeginningIncoherent rambling about numbers.  Wind thingies.  Popping sounds.  Stuff about having more stuff.  I like Pie.Part 2 -- Christmas GiftsI got a nice compliment from Spider Robinson after commenting on his podcast, "Spider on the Web."  I think.  I don't always understand people, though.Part 3 -- Young JuniusMy review of Seth Harwood's new audiobook, on Podiobooks.com, and on his own site.  By the way, Seth's first novel "Jack Wakes Up" will be released on Amazon on May 9, 2009.  You can pre-order, if you'd like...Amazon: Jack Wakes Up: A Novel Themes: "Hot Swing" and "Continue Life" from Kevin Macleod.IDSL Tune: "A Tiger Dancing" from Heiruspecs on Garageband.com, and on their new site. 

Before he got to be big in the San Francisco drug game (JACK WAKES UP), Junius Ponds had to cut his teeth on the small-time capers and crimes of a fourteen-year-old wanna be gangster on the late 80s streets of greater Boston. With his brother Temple just killed, a fresh nine in his hand, and […]

Shannon Clute, Seth Harwood, and Richard Edwards presented this Cybernoir panel on April 5th, 2008, as part of the Noircon Conference in Philadelphia. Clute and Edwards kick things off with a discussion of how noir style and pulp publishing models seem to provide the fundamental structuring logics of emerging digital media—from blogs to podcasts, mashups to video games. Seth Harwood then relates his own experience of podcasting his first novel, JACK WAKES UP—from producing the initial audio, to embracing various new media in order to cultivate an audience and tap their enthusiasm and skills to promote his work. Finally, all three panelists consider how pulp-logic productions in these various media are likely to change the ways books are published and marketed. This special edition podcast includes all Powerpoint slides from the panel, synchronized with the audio, for your viewing pleasure. Moreover, there are embedded links at the bottom of the images, which allow you to surf related links while listening. The podcast is optimized for iTunes, and will run on any machine that has iTunes installed. It is brought to you by Clute and Edwards of www.noircast.net, and Seth Harwood of www.sethharwood.com.

Night's Knights Chapter 22: Kristine decides she will become a vampire. Jespa has more strange dreams and helps Kristine with her list. Music featured in this episode is by: Music By the SpekrFreks http://www.myspace.com/spekrfreks Buy their new music at itunes! Promos: Dark Age by Kirk Warrington www.kirkcast.com Pressure by Jeff Carlson http://escapepod.org/2008/02/28/ep147-pressure/ Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood http://www.sethharwood.com/

Night's Knights Chapter 21: PART 2: The Vampire Stories Severina's Tale, Episode 4 The conclusion of Severina's Tale.  Severina must make a hard decision.  To stay with her love Sandro or live forever? Music featured in this episode is by: Green Druid, Rune Promos: Pressure by Jeff Carlson http://escapepod.org/2008/02/28/ep147-pressure/ Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood http://www.sethharwood.com/   My Odeo Channel (odeo/caa08d8131b30033)

Night's Knights Chapter 20: PART 2: The Vampire Stories Severina's Tale, Episode 3 Severina makes her First Kill and experiences The Circle Of Love with Sandro.  Music featured in this episode is by: Green Druid, Rune Promos: Office Angst http://www.officeangst.podshow.com Pressure by Jeff Carlson http://escapepod.org/2008/02/28/ep147-pressure/ Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood http://www.sethharwood.com/ Heartbeat Sound By HerbertBoland http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/usersViewSingle.php?id=129090 HeartbeatEnhanced.wav http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/samplesViewSingle.php?id=32731

This episode features interviews with the creators of three alternative noir publications: Tee Morris, founder of podiobooks (www.podiobooks.com) and author of the fantasy-hardboiled podiobook "Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword;" Kevin Burton Smith, creator of the superlative "Thrilling Detective" website and ezine (www.thrillingdetective.com); and Seth Harwood, author of the podiobook "Jack Wakes Up" starring movie-star one-hit-wonder and ex-drug-addict Jack Palms. The "Noircast Special" podcasts allow Clute and Edwards to address topics of interest to listeners of "Out of the Past" and "Behind the Black Mask." Please visit www.noircast.net for more information.

The "Noircast Special" podcasts allow Clute and Edwards to address topics of interest to listeners of "Out of the Past" and "Behind the Black Mask." This episode features interviews with the creators of three alternative noir publications: Tee Morris, founder of podiobooks (www.podiobooks.com) and author of the fantasy-hardboiled podiobook "Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword;" Kevin Burton Smith, creator of the superlative "Thrilling Detective" website and ezine (www.thrillingdetective.com); and Seth Harwood, author of the podiobook "Jack Wakes Up" starring movie-star one-hit-wonder and ex-drug-addict Jack Palms.

Shannon Clute, Seth Harwood, and Richard Edwards presented this Cybernoir panel on April 5th, 2008, as part of the Noircon Conference in Philadelphia. Clute and Edwards kick things off with a discussion of how noir style and pulp publishing models seem to provide the fundamental structuring logics of emerging digital media—from blogs to podcasts, mashups to video games. Seth Harwood then relates his own experience of podcasting his first novel, JACK WAKES UP—from producing the initial audio, to embracing various new media in order to cultivate an audience and tap their enthusiasm and skills to promote his work. Finally, all three panelists consider how pulp-logic productions in these various media are likely to change the ways books are published and marketed. This special edition podcast includes all Power Point slides from the panel, synchronized with the audio, for your viewing pleasure. Moreover, there are embedded links at the bottom of the images, which allow you to surf related links while listening. The podcast is optimized for iTunes, and will run on any machine that has iTunes installed. It is brought to you by Clute and Edwards of www.noircast.net, and Seth Harwood of www.sethharwood.com.