Planet Retcon Radio

In case you didn’t notice, there was no show this week. There will also not be a (fictional) show next week. Scheduling has been terrible what with the vacation and all, and we still have some scenes to record before I can post act 1 of the newest Crimson Lien.

This Monday, I’m planning on putting out a “bonus” show though I don’t know exactly what’ll be on it. Then, the following Monday, I will have a Crimson Lien episode. After that, I should have enough material to at least pump out 5 more fictional shows (6 fiction, 12 episodes total).

Planet Retcon Radio has a voice mail line. I’ve tried this before, but this time it’s going to stick because now, your voice mail could end up ON THE SHOW! That’s right, after every episode, assuming someone calls and leaves something good (comments, questions, short jokes) you could get played on the show.

So, what are you waiting for? Call (216) YAK-GAMES (216-925-4263) today!

(Note #1: Some phones, especially cell phones, don’t understand if you put the “S” on the end. If you have such a phone, you can only call a singular YAK GAME)
(Note #2: Many podcasters have a 206 area code. I’m 10 more than that, though, at 216)

I was recently interviewed by Steve Riekeberg. You may know him as the painter in the Crimson Lien (The one responsible for the ship’s name) and the guy who told Pete he couldn’t get into the hangar in the season premiere of the Stargate Cafe. He has a show of his own: Geek Cred. It’s a fairly new and very good interview show. I have been placed in the excellent company of Cali Lewis, Tee Morris and J.C. Hutchins to just name 3. Extremely good company indeed.

So, I highly recommend this show in general, but if you just want to hear me (Steve did a great job of keeping me on task and subject, and the final product makes me sound nearly intelligent and quite entertaining) you can check out the show at the specific page for Geek Cred Episode 7.

In lieu of a new episode, here’s a new promo:

Promo #4

I apologize for the newest episode of Planet Retcon Radio (A Stargate Cafe episode) being late. I first underestimated the time it would take to do noise reduction on 2 hours of stereo recordings, and then I experienced the single busiest 2 days of work in a row. The show’s coming, it’s just going to be a few more days.

But it’s gonna be good. At least two characters totally bawl their eyes out.