TQP 40: The Goodbye Show w/ Richard Schenkman (Director of The Man From Earth)


This episode is dedicated to the memory of John Stone of Johnson City, TN.

Opening clip provided by youtube Shaliek.

Intro music provided by: The Powerwalker (An Uninvited Guest)
https://thepowerwalker.bandcamp.com

Closing music provided by: Kevin Macleod (Mystery Sax)

Interview with the director of The Man From Earth, about a man who has lived for 14,000 years without knowing how or why. I cannot recommend this film and its recent follow up, Man From Earth: Holocene, enough!

www.manfromearth.com for more info!

You can contact me at: sickfixx@gmail.com

Exclusive New Kevin Strange Interview!

Click here to listen to Kevin’s latest appearance on Bizzong!


Like clockwork, you can always expect Kevin Strange to pop up a couple of times a year on Bizzong, the bizarre and weird fiction podcast run by the king of weird himself, Mr. Frank!

In this interview Kevin drops a TON of exclusive, never before heard info about his brand new StrangeHead Book Club hitting Patreon at the beginning of next year. The two dudes talk about Kevin’s new serialized hardcore horror novella SHE WAS ONLY A CLOWN and delve DEEP into Kevin’s writing process which involves both marathon and daily writing schedules.

Then, ooooh boy the gloves come off as Mr. Frank asks Kevin about the Wonderland Award for excellence in Bizarro fiction and the controversy surrounding whether or not the award is honorary or merit based.

You gotta listen to this one, gang. It’s hot hot HOT and it’s sure to ruffle quite a few feathers in the bizarro writing community. Get your drama hats on boys and girls, and GIVE US THE GONG!

TQP 17: Righting the Alt Right with Davis Aurini


On this episode, science fiction author, documentary filmmaker and philosopher Davis Aurini stops by to talk with Maddux about out of control technologies, the dynamics between men and women, American and Canadian corruption, the Alt Right, Google censorship and contributing to the people in your life instead of just being rampant consumerists.

Maddux also reviews The Bear Comes Home by Rafi Zabor.