Reply To: Introduce Yourself
I've inhaled just about every story-type podcast I could find. J C Hutchins' 7th Son trilogy, all of Sigler's gory goodness, Lake Woebegone has been a favorite for over 20 years. I subscribe to Escape Pod, Pseudopod, Pod Castle, Clonepod, Boundoff, Crimewav, DecoderRing Theatre (Highly recommended), Drabblecast, Mur Lafferty's The Takeover and Playing for Keeps, Paul and Storm, PRI Selected Shorts, Metamor City, Secret World Chronicle, Transistor Rodeo, Variant Frequencies, Well Told Tales, and the list goes on. And I've deleted more than that. I list these and strongly recommend you check them out. Podcasting has to be one of the best creative treasures of these modern times, in terms of audio. Great for listening in the car or at work. A wonderful alternative to music all day – however, I must say that since discovering JoCo, my podcasts are piling up, because I've been obsessing on his music. It makes me smile and laugh out loud, even after dozens of times hearing it. I like Mark and Storm a lot, and I found Tripod on YouTube last night – very funny, but so far, JoCo is in a class by himself. This is very strange to me, because I never get this inspired by musicians – I like certain artists, but this guy really stands out. I love creative writing and good music, and JC strikes a chord in me (intentional musical metaphor). He can take a geeky odd subject like Test Tube Babies, and make a sweet, funny and very touching song like Womb with a View. Just blows me away.