Episode 48 – It’s only a week late

Episode Number # 48

Welcome to another episode of Wander Radio “Almost on Your Radio Dial.”

Intro

Opening Set

Podiobooks Promo

Wander Radio News

1. Pendant Productions has done an amazing show of consistancy and storytelling. Their flagship podcast "Superman: The Last Son of Krypton" hit a huge milestone issue 60 has been released. 5 years of Superman. Also in other Pendant News CD Sets of the Kingery the Pendant Original is available for pre order. Go preorder links are in the shownotes. Also the outline for the 4th Planet P crossover has been finalized and the issue that will start the crossover Superman 71 – Novemember 2010.

2. Build the Church Podcast and The Dark Compass (talk about opposite ends of the music spectrum) Both AMP members (The association for music podcasting) have reached some impressive milestones both shows have reached 400 episodes. Excellent job guys!

3. Nathan Lowell’s Podiobook "Quarter Share" finally hits print! It has been 3 years since the debut of Ishmael Horatio Wong. The Golden Age of the Solar Clipper series is finally coming to print with Ridan Publishing which according to the author’s website will be publishing all of the Share series books as time allows.This has been something that I have been long waiting for, It will be great to see the book finally on my shelf.

That does for this month, We’ll see you on the other side.

Rejoiner

The Wander Radio Spotlight

  • Jack Nicholson
  • Shade

This month’s Spotlight is on Marc Kuchner.

Promo: Wander Radio Coming Soon

Audio Drama Review by Alexa Chipman

Twin Stars – Kung Fu Action Theatre (Because that’s how it’s done with style)

Megan’s Mix

Promo

– Star Trek Outpost – Giant Gnome Productions

Movies with Joe By Joe Goda

Sherlock Holmes

Final Set

Close out

 

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February 6, 2010 · Posted in Music, News, Podcast  
　　　　

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4 Responses to “Episode 48 – It’s only a week late”

  1. Twin Stars Review on Wander Radio : RobynPaterson.com on February 7th, 2010 2:44 pm

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  2. Vanamonde on February 8th, 2010 6:28 am

    Another great show Wolf.

    I’ve seen Cara Dillon a few time in concert, bloody brilliant she worth checking out is she crosses the pond.

    The Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes series was originally done for ITV in the UK (the commercial tv channel) and not the BBC.

  3. wndrwolf on February 8th, 2010 9:38 am

    I will pass on the information to my fellow reviewer. Although that show may have been presented in BBC wrapping here in the US before the days of Internets… ;)

  4. JoeGoda on February 12th, 2010 2:14 am

    I gotta confession. Over here, across the Big Pond, I assumed, wrongly, that the Sherlock Holmes series with Jeremy Brett was a BBC production. I assumed this because I was totally oblivious to what I was seeing at the end of EVERY episode, which presented in Big Bold Letters that the production was the property of Granada Television. Yep. I saw it every single time, and still I completely blanked it out when I wrote my review.

    I stand here, guilty, of one of the most 1st grade reporting errors. Not checking my facts. My apologies to the fine folks at Granada Television, who provided years of entertainment to me. Course, on the other side of the coin, Granada didn’t actually become part of ITV until 2004, when Granada Limited merged with Carlton Communications to form ITV plc

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