The Earth Station One crew attended two very cool conventions over the Memorial Day weekend. Mike Faber and Jennifer Hartshorn were guests at TimeGate along with fellow ESO Network personalities Dr. Scott (Doctor Geek's Laboratory), Jason and Rita (Transmissions from Atlantis), Debbie Vigue (The Thirteenth Hour), and Phantom Troublemaker (Earth Station Who/Needless Things). They found time to interview the amazing Moxie Magnus and there’s a rumor going around that they even met a Doctor! Meanwhile, Mike Gordon and the award-winning author Bobby Nash crossed state lines for the Alabama Phoenix Festival, where they met up with Joe Crowe (RevolutionSF podcast) and finally tied Van Allen Plexico (White Rocket Podcast) to The Geek Seat! Plus, the usual Rants, Raves, and Shout Outs!
Earth Station One Episode 165: On the Road with ESO
Table of Contents
0:00:00 Intro / Welcome
0:05:32 Mini movie review of “Now You See Me”
0:15:13 Geek Seat w/ Van Allen Plexico
0:24:08 On The Road at Alabama Phoenix Festival & TimeGate
1:04:19 The ESO Khan Report
1:10:31 ESO Shout Outs
1:16:11 Show Close
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This week's Shout Out once again goes to two worthwhile Kickstarter campaigns that still need your help! The first is for creating a series pilot for The Star Wolf, based on David Gerrold's novel series. I've read the books and I really want to see this show on tv, so please help make it so!
The second is for Star Mage, a new independent comic series by writer JC De La Torre and artist Ray Dillon. This series looks like something special, and I'd say that even if JC wasn't a fellow podcaster on The ESO Network!
The Earth Station One crew fights for survival against impossible odds! From novels to movies, to TV, to theme park rides, we look at some of our favorite disaster stories. And it just wouldn’t be ESO without the ever-popular Rants and Raves, Shout Outs, and Khan Report.
ESO wants to hear from you! What are your favorite disaster stories? Have you recently visited a cool convention or planning one? Drop us a line at www.esopodcast.com, the ESO Facebook Group, email us at esopodcast@gmail.com, or call us at 404-963-9057 with your comments. We just might air your comments on the show!
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