Dragoncon Videos

Let me get this straight Chekov s barely old enough to drive, the new Doctor looks like he s fresh out of college and Captain Kirk isn t played by some old dude from the Priceline commercials? When did everybody get so young? Young Guns, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Subfusion (original mix) by JMD (Creative Commons)

Everybody s a vampire these days everybody Stingpire, Written by Stephen Granade Music: .-=Passing Storm=-. by xXsnowbladeXx (Creative Commons)

Fans keep asking actors why they said certain lines, or what their character was thinking during some pivotal scene forget the actor, ask the writer who created that scene! Writers need more fan love! Writers, Written by John Carroll (one of *our* writers) Music: No Trust by DJ DragonBoy (Creative Commons)

Some guests at Dragon*Con are polite, classy and fun at parties. Then, there are the other guests ew! Skeevy Guest, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Weeping Demon by NemesisTheory (Creative Commons)

You think Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is unique? Time for some education! Regencies and Revenants, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Milk{Demonic Uprising} by Mrmilkcarton (Creative Commons)

Audio posted by Evo Terra for his Evo@11 Podcast. Quoting the original show notes: Recorded live at Balticon! With Patrick E. McLean, a bottle of Macallan 12-year-old scotch, Bill DeSmedt, Sheila Dee and P.G. Holyfield. It’s long. It’s wild. Kinda like me. Choice Bits Apologies for last week’s show But there will be no fellatio I jotted down show notes, but I’m not too sure [...]

The folks at Dragon*ConTV love Twitter perhaps a little too much Twitter, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Metro Ride (future jazz mix) by Rev. Ken Cabal (Creative Commons)

New Moon will be in theaters shortly, so get ready for the girls to go gaga over werewolves but watch out for that imprinting. Animal control will have their hands full. Twilight Werewolves, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Foregotten 2009 by DJ DragonBoy

We love to pick on SNL, but they do contain much that is awesome like links to some great sci-fi films. Okay, a lot of bad sci-fi films too but at least one good sci-fi film has ties back to Saturday Night Live. Saturday Night Scifi, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Your empty lives by zikweb

The change over from SciFi Channel to Syfy seems to have gone smoothly, but it still creeps us out. In fact, it made a few of us go a wee bit crazy Syfy, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Gaia by Saelynh (Creative Commons)

We really missed Edward James Olmos ( Eddy ) at Dragon*Con 2009, but he was off making The Plan for SyFy. At Dragon*Con 2008 he told us he basically invented SciFi (not SyFy), so we made this tribute to his inventive nature. Olmos the Inventor, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Zero Gravity (original mix) by Redmann (Creative Commons)

With New Moon about come out, we have to make sure this Twilight bumper gets released in time for you to make fun of the poor puppies that are about to be slaughtered in this teen-drama someone call the ASPCA! Questions About Twilight, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Chaoz Devotion by ParagonX9 (Creative Commons)

What do Star Trek and animals playing instruments on internet video have in common? Nothing until we made this video Star Trek Jokes, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Logical by Francesco Stablum (Creative Commons)

Dragon*ConTV needs a sick note for missing a few days of posts in October (sorry). Looks like some people needed an excuse note for a few days after Dragon*Con we tried to help, but I don t think it turned out well. Note for Class, Written by Stephen Granade Music: Drunken Logic Bass_remix (ft. Psyanide) by longway (Creative Commons)

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Here is our second to last piece of audio from Dragon*Con. This is the City of Heroes panel which proved to be a very lively discussion about the game, Paragon Studios, and various other topics. This episode includes: The winner of the impromptu contest we created at the panel Information to enter a drawing for a Knives of Artemis costume code The City of Heroes Panel at Dragon*Con Special thanks to: Grimthorn Colin Seraphina Brennan from Massively Central Nexus Douglas Allan of the Paragonian Knights

We are proud to have GoTo Meeting as a sponsor! Get a Free 30-Day Trial! 00:00:07 ISBW #133 00:00:38 GoTo Meeting Message http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcast 00:01:12 State of the Mur update: final season of Heaven (War) is finished! Upcoming projects: “Project Underground” NaNoWriMo – other WriMos are welcome to visit the MightyMur profile page (Mur is happy and flattered that so many people want to be her NaNo “writing buddies”… but it may take time for her to “friend” you back. Please be patient!) List of helpful iPhone/iTouch writing-themed apps for future blog post Mailing books to winners of the writing prompt contest 00:04:38 Promo: Jennifer Hudock’s Goblin Market 00:05:43 Main topic: Cautionary tales for novice writers, including advice re: NaNoWriMo & podcasting novels. Balancing “you’re allowed to suck” with “is it ready to put out there?” 00:13:45 Promo: The Scotchcast 00:15:03 Interview: Lou Anders of Pyr Books and Pablo Defendini of Tor.com at DragonCon Short fiction website mentioned during interview: SF Signal How to submit to Tor.com? Email short fiction to Patrick Nielsen Hayden at pnh at panix.com Email comics to tordotcomics at gmail.com or pablo.defendini at tor.com 00:50:52 Promo: Well Told Tales 00:51:48 Feedback & Announcements: Event! December 10, 2009 (Thursday) from 7pm-8:30pm reading/singing/performances with Jeff VanderMeer and Natania Barron at Chapel Hill Comics. Mur will also be at BlogWorld in two weeks to talk about podiobooks. Feedback: Who is the antagonist in the typical romance novel? Update from listener Tom, re: balancing multiple projects. Writers’ conferences. Writing contests. Who does the podcast intro music? Beatnik Turtle! More thoughts on use of language originating with the specifics of the real universe in the context of a fictional and other-worldly novel. Show notes provided by Carrie Kei Heim Binas.

Nat and I are taking a road trip to Atlanta tomorrow for DragonCon! We had a great time with Mary McDonnel last week at Fan Expo, as you can see on http://BSGast.com and we'll see seeing her again in a day or two. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Matt gets the chance to chat with the actor behind the Battlestar Galactica's X.O. Colonel Saul Tigh, Michael Hogan. He talks being Canadian, his acting career, attending conventions and how much he wants to win the cPanel Flatpanel HDTV we're giving away!This is the fifth and FINAL episode for you to comment on at BSGcast.com to win a 32" TV so make sure that you make your pensive and brilliant comment before the end of January to be in the running! ~Matt + Nat

Recording at Dragon*Con 2007