Podcast appearances and mentions of joe mckinney

Poth hosted its annual Fun Run to kick off the cross country season for the 2024-2025 school year. Over 100 participants from local schools participated in the annual tradition. “It was a great showing of support for these kids who start training in early summer,” said Head Coach Terry Mosely. This will be her first year as head coach of the girls and boys cross country teams in Poth, on the heels of Joe McKinney's retirement. Joining Mosely will be assistant coach Travis Walker. The Poth girls' team has had back-to-back State appearances in the last several years. Both coaches...Article Link

How did 10-year-old Candace Hastings of Stockdale find herself in a three-way tie for Gold during the USA Track & Field National Junior Olympics July 24? Simple, but not so simple. Candace got her start last year in her first year to jump. She finished sixth at the Amateur Athletic Union National Junior Olympics in Des Moines, Iowa. This year, coached by Joe McKinney of Poth, she went all the way to share the Gold with two girls from California and Georgia, with her final jump of 4 feet, 2-1/4 inches — her new personal record! That is how Candace...Article Link

Poth High School track and field athletes competed in the State meet in Austin May 2. Junior Aiden Reed placed second in shot put, bringing home a silver medal and a new Poth school record of 58' 5.25.” He also placed seventh in discus with a throw of 159'1. Aiden is coached by Jackie Hemby and Joe McKinney. Sophomore Brooklyn Albert placed third in the 3200-meter run, bringing home a bronze medal, and she also ran the 800-meter run. Brooklyn is coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely. Congratulations!Article Link

The Poth High School Pirette cross country team took first place at Regionals in Corpus Christi. Brooklyn Albert placed third and Katelyn Poth placed fifth, individually. This marks the third year in a row for the Poth girls cross country team to continue to State competition. Their coaches are Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely. The Pirettes will run at the State meet on Friday, Nov. 3 in Round Rock. Good luck, Pirettes!Article Link

Cross Country and Track and Field Coach Joe McKinney has been coaching in Poth for 26 years. The Poth Independent School District is grateful to have such a wonderful legacy in cross country and track and field, to have the same coach be able to coach generations and be successful at it. McKinney has taken the girls team to State for the last two years, where the team earned the bronze and silver medals, and many individuals also received medals. In May 2022, Wyatt Hoover won the State title in the boys 3200-meter run, breaking the 3A State record! Many...Article Link

Poth varsity girls and boys cross country teams gather with their coaches Joe McKinney (right) and Terry Mosely (left) after winning their District meets. The teams advance to the Regional Cross Country meet in Corpus Christi on Monday, Oct. 23. Good luck!Article Link

The Poth Pirette cross country team won the Poth Cross Country meet Sept. 30. Results from Sept. 30: Girls varsity team – 1st place overallBrooklyn Albert, 2ndKatelyn Poth, 5thRylee Ellis, 10thSadie Skloss, 22ndJasmine Jones, 28thAudrey Felux, 65thAldyn Johnson, 85th The team won first place by 33 points. The girls are coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Moseley. Come cheer the girls on at the District meet in Poth on Wednesday, Oct. 11. Information provided by Stacie Albert.Article Link

The Poth Pirette (3A) cross country team placed second at the Corpus Christi Islander Invitational Sept. 16. Between the top three teams, there were only 8 points difference between first place – Boerne Greyhouds (4A) – and third place – Sinton Pirates (4A). Over 400 girls participated in this 1A-4A race. The Pirettes next head to the McNeil Meet in Round Rock on Friday, Sept. 22. The girls are coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely. Keep up the hard work, girls!Article Link

Poth High School freshman Brooklyn Albert, who won the state runner-up title in 3A at the state cross country meet in November, has recently been honored by the San Antonio Express-News 2022 All- Area teams. Albert made the Girls Sub 5A All-Area Team and the Girls Super Team for 2022 Cross Country. Albert is coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely.Article Link

Poth cross country athletes senior Kora Rocha (l-r) and freshmen Rylee Ellis and Brooklyn Albert were named to the Cross Country Texas Girls Coaching Association All-State 3A Team. Congratulations to these girls and their teammates who were coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely.Article Link

The Poth High School Pirettes dominated the Floresville Cross Country Meet Aug. 20. The Pirettes placed first in the varsity girls division. Varsity girls 2 mile: Brooklyn Albert, 1st,12:02Rylee Ellis, 2nd, 12:18Kora Rocha, 10th, 13:02Sadie Skloss, 18th, 13:23Keira McKinney, 20th,13:25Audry Felux, 15:00Emily McClure, 16:07 The Pirettes are coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely. The varsity girls are currently ranked third in state! The next meet is in Karnes City Saturday, Aug. 27. Come on out and support them!Article Link

Members of the Poth High School cross-country team, coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely, attended the Run Across Texas camp where they joined over 200 athletes from across the state. Runners started at South Lake Carroll, proceeded to Abilene by vans, ran the dunes at Monahans, then traveled to Fort Davis where they camped at Crows Nest Ranch for six days. The athletes ran over 7,600 miles combined and gained knowledge about hard work, the determination to never quit, and teamwork. Coach Xavier Rodriguez, originally from Poth, also provided a great deal of support to the athletes, in addition...Article Link

Today's THROWBACK episode comes from March 2020 where Joe McKinney from Startup Societies Foundation, where we talk about the importance of stopping arguing about who's solutions are best, and instead, start building them instead! Original Show Notes: This week I'm joined by the CEO of the Startup Societies Foundation, Joe McKinney! The Startup Societies Foundation is a non-profit that supports an ecosystem of entrepreneurs building libertarian micro-experiments. Today Joe and I focus on entrepreneurs putting liberty into practice, as we dig into a practical "how-to-guide" for entrepreneurs to build small libertarian experiments using Special Economic Zone frameworks, at low cost. Find the "How-to-Guide": https://www.amazon.com/Founding-Startup-Societies-Step-Guide-ebook/dp/B0831TJV7B/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=startup+societies&qid=1577457630&s=digital-text&sr=1-1 Find Startup Societies Foundation Online: https://www.startupsocieties.org/ Find Startup Societies Foundation on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/startsocieties/ Find Startup Societies Foundation on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StartSocieties Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Poth High School cross-country athletes and their coaches — Joe McKinney and Terry Moseley — were recognized by Poth Independent School District trustees at the Nov. 17 school board meeting. High school senior Wyatt Hoover won a gold medal and the 3A Cross Country state title, after completing the 5K run in 15.57 minutes. The Pirettes team — comprising Caitlyn Jalufka, Melina Gonzalez, Kora Rocha, Aldyn Johnson, Keira McKinney, Addie Ellis, and Audrey Felux — won a bronze medal at State with a score of 135.Article Link

American Nocturne is a tour de force of dark fantasy from two-time Bram Stoker Award-winning author Hank Schwaeble, a collection of original, first-time stories of horror and noir alongside a select number of his published short fiction combined in what Edgar Award-winner Robert Jackson Bennett describes as "a hardboiled journey into the spectral nightscape at the edges of Americana." A merging of Sin City and LA Confidential, with a touch of Twilight Zone for added spice, American Nocturne includes what could be the LAST authorised Carl Kolchak/Night Stalker novella. Featuring a rousing Introduction by NY Times best-selling author Jonathan Maberry, AMERICAN NOCTURNE is a feast for the imagination, a smorgasbord of stories for those who like their thrills dark and dangerous. "Stunning! One of the finest collections in the last ten years!" --Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Dead City and The Dead Won't Die "Dark, surprising, moving and twisted... a dazzling collection." --David Liss, Edgar Award-winning author of Randoms and The Day of Atonement "Moody, edgy, eclectic--and wonderful... Not to be missed!" --Heather Graham, NY Times Best-Selling author of The Silenced Table of Contents: Introduction by Jonathan Maberry American Nocturne Midnight Bogey Blues Gomorrah Bone Daddy Phantom Hill A Murmur of Evil (Night Stalker tale) Nurture To Judge the Quick Mugwumps Cold Service BONUS STORIES: Natural Selection AB-IVSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We explore some history and hauntings in the Quad Cities with author Michael McCarty. Gangster John Looney’s haunted mansion, what happened to John Deer’s “Black Angel” burial statue, and more historical locations and ghost stories all featured in the book Ghosts of the Quad Cities (2019).  Michael McCarty has been a professional writer since 1983 and the author of over forty books of fiction and nonfiction, as well as hundreds of articles, short stories and poems. He is a Five-Time Bram Stoker Finalist and winner of the David R. Collins’ Literary Achievement Award from the Midwest Writing Center. Some of his books include Dark Cities: Dark Tales, Dark Duets: Musical Mayhem, A Little Help From My Friends, I Kissed A Ghoul and Lost Girl of the Lake (with Joe McKinney). Check out everything he has written on his Amazon page.  His nonfiction books include Modern Mythmakers, featuring interviews with Ray Bradbury, Dean Koontz, John Saul, Elvira, William F. Nolan, the cast & crew of Night of the Living Dead and more. He co-wrote the book Conversations with Kreskin which is a cornucopia of stories about Kreskin’s Amazing life, culture, famous friends, inside knowledge of entertainment personalities, his mind power, thought-reading, and much more and Esoteria-Land: the Authentic, Eclectic & Eccentric Nonfiction of Michael McCarty and Ghosts of the Quad Cities (with Mark McLaughlin) which features true ghost stories in the Quad Cities metro area.

We explore some history and hauntings in the Quad Cities with author Michael McCarty. Gangster John Looney's haunted mansion, what happened to John Deer's "Black Angel" burial statue, and more historical locations and ghost stories all featured in the book "Ghosts of the Quad Cities" (2019).  Michael McCarty has been a professional writer since 1983 and the author of over forty books of fiction and nonfiction, as well as hundreds of articles, short stories and poems. He is a Five-Time Bram Stoker Finalist and winner of the David R. Collins' Literary Achievement Award from the Midwest Writing Center. Some of his books include "Dark Cities: Dark Tales", "Dark Duets: Musical Mayhem", "A Little Help From My Friends", "I Kissed A Ghoul" and "Lost Girl of the Lake" (with Joe McKinney). His nonfiction books include "Modern Mythmakers", featuring interviews with Ray Bradbury, Dean Koontz, John Saul, Elvira, William F. Nolan, the cast & crew of Night of the Living Dead and more. He co-wrote the book "Conversations with Kreskin" which is a cornucopia of stories about Kreskin's Amazing life, culture, famous friends, inside knowledge of entertainment personalities, his mind power, thought-reading, and much more and "Esoteria-Land: the Authentic, Eclectic & Eccentric Nonfiction of Michael McCarty" and "Ghosts of the Quad Cities" (with Mark McLaughlin) which features true ghost stories in the Quad Cities metro area.

Welcome back! This week we've got a special guest: Joe "Joebear" McKinney, everyone's favorite karaoke host! He's joining the boys to talk garage-twee-rock, graciously correct Allen on where he's from, and fall into an alternate "Kirk somehow got more tracks than anyone else" reality. It was SUPER WEIRD. -- Leave us a voice message at https://anchor.fm/neverheardpod/message, or send us an email at neverheardpod@gmail.com! The official YNHT?! playlist can be found under "Official You've Never Heard This?! Playlist" on Spotify. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Most libertarians would claim to be ready for a new society, but that sounds like fantasy to most of us. Joe McKinney from the Startup Societies Foundation shares with us how we can begin to create new societies that overlap existing ones. A one-size-fits-all approach is not the goal, and McKinney's new book is a step-by-step guide for entrepreneurs and social innovators to accomplish their visions. Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

Joe McKinney, founder and CEO of the Startup Societies Foundation, discusses the array of models and possibilities for "startup societies," whereby new or existing communities establish arrangements in which the hand of the state is felt more lightly.

Welcome back, folks! This week, we get to learn about making libertarianism happen in real life! I KNOW! This week I'm joined by the CEO of the Startup Societies Foundation, Joe McKinney! The Startup Societies Foundation is a non-profit that supports an ecosystem of entrepreneurs building libertarian micro-experiments. Today Joe and I focus on entrepreneurs putting liberty into practice, as we dig into a practical "how-to-guide" for entrepreneurs to build small libertarian experiments using Special Economic Zone frameworks, at low cost. Find the "How-to-Guide": https://www.amazon.com/Founding-Startup-Societies-Step-Guide-ebook/dp/B0831TJV7B/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=startup+societies&qid=1577457630&s=digital-text&sr=1-1 Find Startup Societies Foundation Online: https://www.startupsocieties.org/ Find Startup Societies Foundation on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/startsocieties/ Find Startup Societies Foundation on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StartSocieties Support The Brian Nichols Show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trey Alessio, Taylor Hutchens, Joe McKinney and Collin Miller give their takes on the final season and the entire series of Game of Thrones. The boys break down the entire show, each character and every storyline. (Obviously, this contains spoilers... SPOILER ALERT!) Valar Morghulis.

Months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, the island remains in a state of disrepair, and the government won't be able to fix it alone. It will take dedication, hard work, and new ideas to rebuild and empower Puerto Rico, which is exactly what the Startup Societies Foundation (SSF) hopes to achieve. In this solo interview with CEO Joe McKinney, we discuss exactly what a startup society is, the kinds of people it encompasses, and how entrepreneurs, citizens, and politicians can come together to build a new, better kind of economy.

200th Episode.  A groundbreaking moment in podcasting history. Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Podcast host Armand Rosamilia takes you through the highlights of some of the previous 199 episodes of the podcast, name-dropping Joe McKinney, Jasper Bark, Shawn Chesser, Lynne Hansen, Jeff Strand, Jack Wallen, Chuck Buda, Glenn Rolfe, Josh Malerman, Richard Lee Byers, Jonathan Janz, Brian Keene, Dave Thomas, Mary SanGiovanni, Dan Padavona, Dawn Lee McKenna, Tim Meyer, Todd Keisling, Somer Canon, Sisters of Slaughter, Cullen Bunn, John Quick, Joe Hempel, Shelly Rosamilia and Many More (meaning Jay Wilburn) These are just some of the people I have had the honor to interview on the show! As always (here since the 105th episode) sponsored by Subculture Corsets & Clothing

In this episode, the hosts take on the idea of God as a "clockmaker" that was discussed with Joe McKinney in episode 17. Is God really "hands off"? Did he simply create everything with a mechanism that runs indefinitely, only requiring periodic adjustments? Does he have his hand in every thing that happens on earth and in the cosmos? Can we really even know?Our opinion is different from Joe's, so we wanted to take some time to explore the topic.

In this episode, the hosts take on the idea of God as a "clockmaker" that was discussed with Joe McKinney in episode 17. Is God really "hands off"? Did he simply create everything with a mechanism that runs indefinitely, only requiring periodic adjustments? Does he have his hand in every thing that happens on earth and in the cosmos? Can we really even know?Our opinion is different from Joe's, so we wanted to take some time to explore the topic.

In part two of our interview with Joe McKinney, we move away from theology and faith to spend some time exploring our friendship. We discuss our years playing in various bands. We had a great time recording this episode and we hope that comes across as you listen. We hope you can get to know us better through this discussion.We have some exciting interviews coming up in the next few months. We will be interviewing a few Apostolic authors and a legendary figure from the Christian rock world. You will definitely want to stay tuned!

In part two of our interview with Joe McKinney, we move away from theology and faith to spend some time exploring our friendship. We discuss our years playing in various bands. We had a great time recording this episode and we hope that comes across as you listen. We hope you can get to know us better through this discussion.We have some exciting interviews coming up in the next few months. We will be interviewing a few Apostolic authors and a legendary figure from the Christian rock world. You will definitely want to stay tuned!

In this very special episode, Bryce and I sit down with listener and long-time friend, Joe McKinney for a discussion of his faith journey. Joe's perspective is unique. He grew up in the Apostolic church, but left during his teen years. His journey of faith has taken him on a long and winding path, exploring Buddhism, Catholicism, and Deism along the way. I believe there is a lot that we, as Pentecostals can learn from Joe and people like him; those with a different, maybe even opposing point of view. We did not challenge Joe on any points of disagreement in this episode. This was intentional, as we simply wanted him to tell his story and share his journey, in his own words. We hope that you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it. Look for part 2 coming soon. The second half is more light-hearted and centers on music and art, rather than theology. We will also be releasing an episode soon that addresses our opinion on the idea of God as a "Clockmaker". We do have some differing opinions on this idea and wanted to devote an episode to discussing it further.Thank you for your continued support of 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone!Jaredith MizeCo-HostReach out to us: @2pentecostals on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter.Use #2PEp17 for this episode.Show notes and more at www.2pentecostals.com.We are now on Stitcher and iHeartRadio!

In this very special episode, Bryce and I sit down with listener and long-time friend, Joe McKinney for a discussion of his faith journey. Joe's perspective is unique. He grew up in the Apostolic church, but left during his teen years. His journey of faith has taken him on a long and winding path, exploring Buddhism, Catholicism, and Deism along the way. I believe there is a lot that we, as Pentecostals can learn from Joe and people like him; those with a different, maybe even opposing point of view. We did not challenge Joe on any points of disagreement in this episode. This was intentional, as we simply wanted him to tell his story and share his journey, in his own words. We hope that you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it. Look for part 2 coming soon. The second half is more light-hearted and centers on music and art, rather than theology. We will also be releasing an episode soon that addresses our opinion on the idea of God as a "Clockmaker". We do have some differing opinions on this idea and wanted to devote an episode to discussing it further.Thank you for your continued support of 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone!Jaredith MizeCo-HostReach out to us: @2pentecostals on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter.Use #2PEp17 for this episode.Show notes and more at www.2pentecostals.com.We are now on Stitcher and iHeartRadio!

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Your Hosts: Howard and Dan, with Steve Diamond, and special guest Joe McKinney We invited Steve Diamond, who has been a guest before, and who has some law enforcement background, to help us grill Joe McKinney, who has tons of that background, and who also happens to be a best-selling author. This Week's Liner Notes are extensive. Follow the link for a Google Doc, or click here for our local mirror of Lyn Worthen's notes. Credits: Mastered by Alex Jackson  

Co-founder and CEO of the Startup Societies Foundation, Joe McKinney, joins me to discuss new approaches to challenging (and escaping from) centralized authority.

Joe McKinney is the guest on this week's episode of The Chauncey DeVega Show. He is the author of such popular zombie horror books as Dead City, Apocalypse of the Dead, Flesh Eaters and The Zombie King. Mr. McKinney is also a police officer in San Antonio, Texas with expertise in disaster and emergency management. Joe's professional police expertise and mastery of the zombie horror genre make his work uniquely exciting and compelling. This makes for a great conversation as Chauncey and Joe discuss all things zombies in this week's episode of the podcast known asThe Chauncey DeVega Show.  Joe and Chauncey talk about world building in speculative fiction, the challenges of managing the State's response to natural and other types of disasters, the chaos of a confused and frightened public, how a zombie outbreak would likely be responded to by the police and other authorities, fast versus slow zombies, chasing naked drunk suspects down the street, his approach to the craft of writing, and other related zombie goodness. Chauncey also shares his thoughts on Freddie Gray and racism beat ambulance chasers, gives some respect to the Washington Post's Radley Balko, getting love from Mark "the Incredible Hulk" Ruffalo and the WWE's Paul Heyman on Twitter, the new Avengers movie, and surrendering to the necessity of wearing under eye concealer makeup. 

Coming Up: Good Evening: 00:40 Joe McKinney’s Pete’s Big Break as read by Stephen Kilpatrick: 04:12 Pleasant Dreams: 43:12 Pertinent Links: Tales to Terrify No 100: http://talestoterrify.com/tales-to-terrify-no-100-joe-mckinney-and-thomas-hardy/ Joe McKinney: http://joemckinney.wordpress.com/ Stephen Kilpatrick: http://stevenski.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe McKinney returns to the Big Chair at the Roundtable to lend his superb storytelling mojo in workshopping a tale of supernatural and psychological horror (one of his many fortes). The tale is presented by the mighty Rob Smales (who has crafted more than a few tales of terror in his time). Rob's tale of childhood terror maturing into a horrifying adult nightmare sends us all digging in the grave dirt in search of blood-stained Literary Gold!

Two great interviews this week on Arm Cast: Dead Sexy Horror Podcast! Horror filmmaker Dave Karner (The Killer Inside) talks about his recent work as well as writing the screenplay for the Keyport Cthulhu horror movie. Then author Joe McKinney joins the podcast!

Joe McKinney is our guest for this edition of 20 Minutes With, talking horror, suspense, zombie pride

Waldemar und Jürgen trafen sich zum ersten Mal im Jahre 2014 und sprachen über #Hysterika – die Kurzgeschichte #Podunion – Auflösung des Podwichtelns, wir wurden gewichtelt von #XTalkCast ( www.x-t-c.at ), wir wichtelten „Der will doch nur spielen“ ( ohneq.de ) und nahmen uns dabei #NSFW (Not Safe For Work) vor, einen sehr guten Podcast, dessen Kernelemente von uns analysiert und gekonnt integriert worden sind. Jürgen hat gelesen: #Zwielicht Band 1 vom Herausgeber Michael Schmidt, #Unnatural History von Jonathan Green, sowie Like mich am Arsch von Andreas #Hock. Waldemar las Böser Wolf von Nele #Neuhaus, #Perry Rhodan Band 2600 und trieb sich in der Amazon Bücherei herum. Wir schauten uns an: #Flight mit Denzel Washington #Dexter 6. Staffel #Breaking Bad #21 Gramm #Nightwatch #Nikita und spielten #Legenden von Andor Der #Luzifer-Verlag bringt 2014 neue Bücher raus: „MIT ZÄHNEN UND KLAUEN“ von Craig DiLouie http://www.amazon.de/Mit-Zähnen-Klauen-Craig-DiLouie-ebook/dp/B00HPBVPW4/ref=sr_1_27?ie=UTF8&qid=1389183265&sr=8-27&keywords=%22Luzifer-Verlag%22 RETREAT (6-teilige Endzeit-Horror-Serie von Craig DiLouie, Joe McKinney und Stephen Knight) http://www.amazon.com/The-Retreat-Pandemic-Craig-DiLouie-ebook/dp/B00GQOG166/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1389183361&sr=8-3&keywords=retreat TaRock’n’Roll von Heinrich Hanf Darüber hinaus versuchten wir uns an einer groß angelegten Jahresvorschau und berührten die Themen 30 Jahre Fernsehen #NSA #Quantenrechner #Datenvorratsspeicherung Große #Koalition #2014 in anderen Kalendern #Ereignisse in 2014 und schlugen eine Lanze für die #Homosexualität in diesem Lande. Zwei Stunden später hat es uns immer noch Spaß gemacht und Euch allen doch hoffentlich auch. Feedback wie immer an podcast@hysterika.de Intro und Outro natürlich von Cradle of Haze (www.cradleofhaze.de) Bis zur nächsten Folge! www.hysterika.de Folge direkt herunterladen

Coming up: Good evening  0:00:40 The Christmas Room and the Mummers  0:01:18 Poem, “The Oxen” by Thomas Hardy  0:05:27 A few words about Joel Lane  0:06:52 Fiction, “Resurrecting Mindy” by Joe McKinney, narrated by Stephen Kilpatrick  0:09:59 Pleasant dreams  0:45:28  Pertinent URLs for Show 100: The Mummers Parade: http://www.phillymummers.com Thomas Hardy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hardy EmmaAudsley’s tribute to Joel Lane: http://thehorrificallyhorrifyinghorrorblog.com/2013/11/30/time-to-say-goodbye/ Joe McKinney: 

Coming Up: Good evening  0:00:40 Art: ”Tornado 17” by Elsa Muñoz  0:02:00 Fiction:  “A Little Crimson Stain,” by Joe McKinney, narrated by Steven Thomas Howell  0:05:38 A quick note about Kevin Lucia’s “Thing’s Slip Through”  0:42:42 Fiction:  “The Gunner’s Love Song,” by Joe McKinney, narrated by Steven Thomas Howell  0:44:01 Pleasant dreams  1:11:49  Pertinent URLs for the week: Elsa Muñoz:  http://elsamunoz.com/v2/ Joe McKinney: http://joemckinney.wordpress.com Steven Thomas Howell: http://steventhowell.wordpress.com “Things Slip Through” by Kevin Lucia: 

Show No. 72 The 2012 Bram Stoker Nominees, Part 1 Coming Up: Good evening 0:00:41 The Nominees 0:04:08 “Bury My Heart at Marvin Gardens” by Joe McKinney, narrated by Stephen Kilpatrick 0:07:59 “Surrounded by the Mutant Rain Forest” by Bruce Boston, narrated by Steven Thomas Howell 0:37:54 “Available Light” by John Palisano, narrated by Jacob Boris... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 005 of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. Once again Philip and Gordon discuss the flesh eaters known so affectionately as the walking dead and zombies. Within this episode, less familiar zombie films are brought to the attention to the listeners. Unlike the George A. Romero films and the other more well known franchises such as Resident Evil, zombie movies have been copied, ripped off, or simply reinvented by both great talents in the horror genre as well as the occasional hack. Our hosts discuss three films each that any horror or zombie aficionado should see if they haven’t seen yet. Gordon focuses on the smaller film where there is no zombie apocalypse in sight. His three recommendations are Grace, directed by Paul Solet and starring the beautiful Jordan Ladd; Deadgirl written by Troma veteran Trent Haaga; and an entry from across the pond in Norway entitled Dead Snow. Philip focuses on three older films filled with kinetic mayhem, a Spanish/English joint production sometimes known as The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue; Ryuhei Kitamura of Midnight Meat Train renown and his extremely wild zombie film Versus; and Cannibal Ferox’s famed director Umberto Lenzi’s Nightmare City. But what about books and audio? Zombies are now appearing on page and paper, nook and nano. They’ve invaded libraries and computer desktops, perhaps easier than it had been for them to overrun malls, farm houses, and cemeteries. Our hosts talk about this new phenomena where zombie literature may have become as prolific as vampire and haunted house tales. Such authors and editors as Joe McKinney, Jonathan Maberry, Ben Tripp, Brian Keene, David Moody, Kim Paffenroth, and Stephen Jones are dissected. Titles as diverse as Stephen King’s The Cell, Jonathan Maberry’s Patient Zero, and Stephen Jones’ Zombie Apocalypse are dismembered. And a nod to the small publishing house Permuted Press gets a bite from our hosts. But wait, what was that you heard on your iPod? Zombie podcasts? Listeners beware, Dark Discussions welcomes you. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM