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In Honor of 20 Years of Potter: Greater Boston Characters sorted into Hogwarts Houses
Let’s do this. Leon: Gryffindor Nica: Hufflepuff Dimitri: Gryffindor Charlotte: Ravenclaw Gemma: Slytherin Michael: Hufflepuff Louisa: Ravenclaw Dipshit: Slytherin Isabelle: Gryffindor Isaiah: Ravenclaw Mallory: Gryffindor Tyrell: Hufflepuff Emily: Slytherin Oliver: Slytherin Phil: Slytherin Melissa: Ravenclaw Chuck: Hufflepuff Rusty: Ravenclaw
Not Gemma!
Yay!
Thanks, @johndarnielle, for saying my query on editors vs producers was a good question. Made my day.
Some ideas for Extention Event Poletti's New Name
1) Douchenozzle Poletti 2) Douchecanoe Poletti 3) Douchebag Poletti 4) Asshate Poletti 5) Fuck - You Poletti 6) Gemma Poletti (Because this would ruin his day) @greaterblogston
Haha. Without giving too much away, there’s a brief scene in Episode 18 that looks a little like this. We didn’t think of Gemma Poletti, though. That’s an especially good one! You’re right, Extinction Event would hate that the most.
As an official Gemma, I love this.
♥ it’s time to spread your podcast pallet ♥
Happy springtime, listeners! To many, the awakening of spring is often seen as a time for rebirth. This a time to contemplate the beauty of mother earth as she stretches her earthy palms out to us. And what better time to do some spring cleaning in that dusty old podcast feed of yours?
Need to dial your snarky radio? Suddenly in the mood to take a long walk through the city? Maybe you just need someone to talk to about your little time traveling problem. Not to worry. Cure your spring fever and podcast fever with a helpful dose of PodCake.
Looking for something fresh to please that sudden thirst for audio storytelling? Look no further as PodCake has six more podcasts you’ll certainly love.
1. The Bright Sessions
Dr. Bright provides therapy for the strange and unusual; their sessions have been recorded for research purposes.
In this interesting take on supernatural powers and modern day angst, Dr. Bright assists average people with not so average problems. This lovable cast of characters will have you immediately engaged and rooting for them session through session as we learn more about them and their personal struggles for normal lives.
Will they learn to control their abilities? Will sharing their secrets to a therapist do them any good in the long run? Make an appointment with The Bright Sessions to learn for yourself. The doctor is expecting you.
2. Archive 81
A few weeks ago, my friend Daniel Powell disappeared. Before he vanished, he send me hours and hours of audio he’d collected while working as an archivist for the HHCNYS. The tapes..are strange.
A new contender for the “found-footage” category of podcasts, Archive 81 embraces its listener in a gripping horror story. Learn alongside our hero as they desperately attempt to learn all they can about their missing friend, bound to uncover new and more frighting details along the way.
A wonderful pick for fans who might enjoy The Black Tapes series, Archive is sure to deliver the same chills, thrills, and suspense with some added murky layers of mystery for flavor.
3. Jim Robbie and the Wanderers
Tango and Charlie are two female musicians traveling a surreal post-apocalyptic America with their robot companion Jim Robbie, entertaining and sticking their noses where they don’t belong.
Even in an American wasteland, these two young ladies still manage to stick to their own rhythm and stick by each others side throughout the thick and thin of their strange world. In this equal parts humorous and musical tale, our heroines Tango and Charlie guide eager listeners into their adventures varying from lighthearted to depraved.
One part road trip, one part gal pal bonding, and another part listening to a radio with far more to offer than just repeats of mainstream music, Jim Robbie delivers a memorable and bizarre setting with equally bizarre characters and stories latched on to them.
4. Smash/Cut
Smash/Cut is a new radio drama podcast that releases a new radio play every two-weeks.
Smash, cut, and roll this title into your podcast feed soon! Alexander Charles Adams has devised a hodgepodge of material for listeners looking for something short and sweet that is sure to inspire your inner muse.
Variety is the spice of life, and Smash/Cut is all about presenting stories as varied and fascinating as possible. A stylish design and with presentation that’s been polished to a T, Smash/Cut delivers an audio drama that will please the artist in all of us.
5. ars PARADOXICA
In 1943, the accidental inventor of time-travel finds herself press-ganged into service for a secretive branch of the US government.
Time travel may as well as be classified as its own genre at this point, and PARADOXICA should be the one we’re all taking pointers from. In this wonderfully constructed podcast, our heroine Sally must find a way to use her new found link to time travel to the benefit of a shady government branch.
What she’ll do with this discovery and her new colleagues is a gripping story of twists and turns meant to be heard for yourselves. Complete with witty dialogue, solid storytelling, and an engaging protagonist, listeners will be in for an adventure that will keep you tuning in time and time again.
6. Greater Boston
Greater Boston is an ongoing audio drama by Alexandr Danner and Jeff Van Dreason, sent in an alternate Boston.
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably wondered if its possible to contain the sensation of a Sunday stroll in audio form. Greater Boston has proved this possible with this engaging series.
Brimming with odd humor and subtle surrealism elements, this weird interpretation of Boston, Massachusetts is so strange and yet so welcoming. Get cozy with these varied conversation pieces and let yourself get lost in Boston’s long, winding streets for awhile.
now, get to listening.♥
So cool!
(by Alexander)
Hey there! So, I’m a bad tumblr blogger and I haven’t updated this blog in, like, forever – and very sporadically before that. But if anyone still pays the slightest bit of attention to this blog, I’d like to promote a new fictional radio-drama podcast I’ve go written and co-produced this past year. It’s called Greater Boston and it’s set in an alt-universe Boston where some of the streets in the North End are still sticky from the great molasses flood and the fire on Spectacle Island never went out. It’ll be debuting within the next couple of months. The first season is written and recorded and my collaborator and I have been hard at work editing the first couple of episodes. A couple trailers should be up later this week and the first episode will probably be out sometime in February. I’ve spent a lot of time on this. I want it to be good. I want people to listen to it. I may even start another blog about it. If so, I’ll let you folks know about that blog. The website URL is above. I hope you check it out and listen. Thanks and be well.
Yeah!
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Interview with a hero! “I just started to read it. Then I was like, I’m in the middle, I’m on camera, so why not use the opportunity to promote a great book?”
Always reblog.
So, this is my new favorite photo for multiple reasons. The obvious political ones, but also because my husband's favorite story from my high school is how on the morning announcements, someone once let us know that there was a time change in Dukes of Hazzard reruns. IT WAS IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL OF US TO KNOW.
But in all seriousness, the popularity of the confederate flag has always been a bit of a mystery to me. The racism, unfortunately, I get. People are jerks. But the "heritage not hate" and "it's about honoring my ancestors, not race" arguments have never held water. It's a heritage OF hate. These ancestors - and mine I am sure! I am from Mississippi after all - fought for something horrible. Slavery of one race. The beliefs they fought for? Slavery of black people. States rights? The state's right to enforce slavery. It's kidding yourself to say it's not about race. Hitler also made sure the trains ran on time, but as much as you might like punctuality, you're not going to wave a Nazi flag because of it.
So, in the end, let's take throw a rainbow on the Mississippi flag where the rebel flag is now, admit that the confederate flag is racist, and photoshop the General Lee for all Dukes reruns.
PSA: We can donate to Charleston County Public Library in memory of Cynthia Hurd and in support of the community:
( Charleston Friends of the Library)
I am happy to announce the next open call for proposals for the 33 1/3 series. Proposals are due by Monday, July 27th (7.27.15) at 12:00am EST (that's midnight). As of today, June 1st, the submissi...
Writers: 33 1/3 has opened its annual call for proposals for books about seminal albums.
This is an amazing series. Check out the Celine Dion one. It’s a fucking miracle of a book.
Is this day over yet?
How I’m feeling the Monday after the Mad Men finale. I miss them already!
Spoiler Alert! I know what happens on the last Mad Men.
Finally, the great Kentucky bourbon mystery has been solved.
Back in 2013, more than 200 bottles of aging Pappy Van Winkle bourbon vanished from a locked, secure area of the Buffalo Trace distillery in Frankfort, Ky. Even before the heist, the bottles were rare — some fetched as much as $1,000 in private sales.
Franklin County Sheriff Pat Melton has always thought that the heist was an inside job, even when NPR interviewed him for a story in May 2014. And Tuesday, he announced nine indictments that suggest he was right.
At Last: Kentucky Authorities Bust Ring Behind Great Bourbon Heist
Photo Credit: Noah Adams for NPR
Timothy Olyphant in a hat, I’ll miss you most of all. #hat
Iyo still has maple lattes!
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Happy New Year!
Here's hoping your 2015 is less this:
And more this:
With a side of this:
