Best of the Dunesteef (Re: SF Signal)

It was recently brought to my attention that SF Signal (which gives news and reviews of Science Fiction films, books, television, and apparently, podcasts) did an overview of our show, and presented the ten best Dunesteef episodes ever (or yet, if you're an optimist).

Here's the link: http://www.sfsignal.com/archives/2014/12/podcast-spotlight-dunesteef/
It's pretty awesome that we were featured on any blog or website, especially one that's not hate-motivated.  But these guys have won two Hugo Awards, one for Best Fanzine, and one for Best Fancast, and I think, legally, you cannot shake a stick at that.

According to David Steffen, the best shows were, as follows:

1. “This Must be the Place” by Elliott Bangs
2. “Hang Up and Try Again” by Derek L. Palmer
3. “The Day Hypnotism Died” by Kevin David Anderson
4. “The Short Life and Slow Death of Timmy Van Lowe” by Bryan Lincoln
5. “Peacemaker, Peacemaker, Little Bo Peep” by Jason Sanford
6. “Anakoinosis” by Tobias S. Buckell
7. “Überman” by John Medaille
8. “Plague Birds” by Jason Sanford
9. “Saying Goodbye” by Christopher Munroe
10. “The Dead of Tetra Manna” by Mark L.S. Stone
11. “Whelp” by Damon Shaw
12. “Tattletale” by Christopher Fisher
13. “Tupac Shakur and the End of the World” by Sandra McDonald
14. “Good Day” by Saul Lemerond
15. “Open Twenty-Four Hours” by Edward McKeown

As cool as it all is, I think it's a crime that certain shows were omitted from the list.  Episodes like "The Wang Swung Slowly Like Mobiles Above the Crib of a Deformed Child" by Algar Van Cluth,
"From the Bowels It Came" by B.D. Anklevich, "Journey Into . . . Uranus" by Marshal Latham, and
"Cat Lovers Burn Hardest (In Hell)" by Rish Outfield.

But hey, that's just me.

Rish's story "Sleeptalkin' Gal" available on Amazon and Audible

A certain podcasting partner of mine has a wife who talks in her sleep (or she wakes and chats, but not enough to actually remember the conversations).  After hearing about this, the story "Sleeptalkin' Gal" was born.

 

If you'd like to check it out, it's available to read and to listen to.*  Feel free to pick up a copy over at Amazon (here), or the audio version through Audible (here).

Rish "Sleepgawkin' Boy" Outfield

*The coloring book version is still at the printer's.

That Gets My Goat 150: Super Crowded Calendar

Sony made an announcement. Then Fox made an announcement! Then Warner Brothers made announcement too!! Then Marvel made an announcement as well!!?!

Sorry guys, my calendar is a little full, I don't know if I can fit this all in.



Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.