Showing posts with label Coode Street Podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coode Street Podcast. Show all posts

Jul 15, 2013

Year of the Ladybird released

the-year-of-the-ladybird I somehow missed this earlier in the month. 

Graham Joyce’s, The Year of the Ladybird, mentioned in this Coode Street podcast was released in Australian around the 9th of July.  Joyce’s other works have also borne the scrutiny of the Writer and the Critic podcast

I hesitate to say I am a fan of Joyce only because I haven’t read more than a chapter.  Odd, I know but I couldn’t and still can’t afford the time to read purely for pleasure (gives Ziggurat of review books a weary stare).  That being said, I thought the writing was good enough to purchase everything with his name on it.

Its only available in hardback at the moment but if that’s too pricey Booktopia have some of his other work at a decent price here.

 

 


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Mar 11, 2013

Coode Street Episode 137

Our two gentlemen ramblers cover the Tiptree announcements and then raise the shadowy spectre of the “Grimdark” in modern fantasy, prompted by the twitter discussion that formed part of the background for my Grimdark post. 

You can play direct from the player below or you can download via this link.


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Sep 17, 2012

Coode Street 116 - An exhausted genre ?

itunescoodestreetJust a shout out for this particular edition of Coode Street starring Paul Kincaid whose article,"The Widening Gyre" in the LA Review of Books sparked some discussion around whether or not the genre of science fiction is exhausted.

Well worth a listen.

 
Download here.

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Sep 13, 2012

Coode Street–The Post Hugo Edition

So it looks like I have some internets back just as my regular podcasts roll out their shows.

itunescoodestreetNow the gents at Coode Street rolled out their post Hugo podcast.  They promised us interviews with various dignitaries and we got Gary and Jonathan.

Ah well it was a good show anyway with some nice commentary on the winners, and some further discussion prompted by Paul Kincaid on the exhausted status of Science Fiction.

Jonathan and Gary momentarily consider campaigning for a Hugo next year and then realise they can’t be stuffed.

You can play direct form the flash player below or download here.


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Aug 31, 2012

Basic Android App for Australian Specfic Podcasts

So I am playing around again on Appsgeyser which allows you to create simple Android Apps.  I have collected 4 of Australia’s Speculative Fiction Podcast feeds and placed them into the app generator.  The end result is an android app that you can download so that you can easily access the feeds of the following podcasts.

  • Coode Street
  • Galactic Suburbia
  • Galactic Chat
  • The Writer and The Critic

Think of it like a uber-bookmark that allows you to switch between webpages via tabs rather than having to save each as a separate book mark and go to their respective webpages.

You can download via this link or scan the  QR code below.

Cool if you listen to podcasts via a wifi enabled tablet or smartphone.

 

Let me know how you go.


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Aug 12, 2012

Coode Street Podcast 112 with guest Genevieve Valentine

79552_logoA good podcast which covers Readercon, panel parity and respect for the female viewpoint/voice.

Then moves into a little Steampunk.

Right click here and select save us for the download or stream from the player below:


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Aug 6, 2012

Coode Street Podcast Episode 111–Curiosity Lander Edition

79552_logoWhere Gary and Jonathan talk of the big science fictional news, yes the playing of beach volleyball in the Horse Guards Parade grounds, not the Curiosity Lander, hours away from Mars.

But they do get on to recommended science fiction reads for those who are experiencing it for the first time.

And there’s mention of a Coode Street Award, though they haven’t rambled that far in my listening.

Any who download or play below:


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Jul 30, 2012

Coode Street - Episode 110

The gents are back after a short break.

79552_logoThe Ramble on about  Kim Stanley Robinson’s 2312  which I reviewed here.  They also discuss:

  • Science Fiction set within our Solar System,
  • World Fantasy Award Lifetime Achievement recipients Alan Garner and George R.R. Martin,
  • The Readercon harassment fallout

As per usual download or play via the player below:


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Apr 8, 2012

Coode Street covers Hugo Nominations

hugoIn what must have been a very early start for Jonathan; he, Gary and Locus Executive Editor Liza Groen Trombi discus the Hugo nominations.

 

Enjoy Coode Street Episode 97 either streamed below or downloaded from here.


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Apr 5, 2012

Coode Street Episode 96

recliner-smallEdging ever closer to the number 100.  Gary is returned from Florida (though it sounds like he has a cold) and he and Jonathan talk awards and that “thing what happened” with the Clarke Awards gets a mention.

You can play below or download here

 


I have been nominated to run in this years fan fund for the National Science Fiction Convention to be held in Melbourne. If you appreciate the work that I do in Australian Speculative Fiction Fandom and you have a spare $5, you can vote for me here and help send me to the National Conference.

Mar 30, 2012

A Coode Street Double Header

There’s some comfort to settling in to listen to Gary and Jonathan ramble but its also good when they take advantage of being on different continents and close to big events.

I bring you Episodes 94 & 95 that feature some non rambling luminaries:

Episode 94 was recorded partly at the International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts. Gary K. Wolfe rings in with Andy Duncan and Karen Joy Fowler to discuss genre, short stories, writing novels.

Download or stream below:

Episode 95: Recorded at the same event features additional non-ramblers in the form of Ellen Klages, Karen Lord, and Nalo Hopkinson.

Download or play below:

 

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Mar 4, 2012

Ramble On– Coode Street 91

I have the last two casts from the Coode Street duo on my player for the 5 hour round trip to Adelaide tomorrow for Adelaide Writers Week.  So in honour of our Speculative Fiction Ramblers I offer you Led Zeppelin with Ramble On.

If you listen closely to the lyrics, you can just tell Led Zeppelin were fans of fantasy.

But on to the Coode Street Podcast.

In Episode 91 Gary and Jonathan discuss the literary concept of the “Fix-up” novel.  What are “fix up” novels? Where did the term originate and how do terms enter the genre lexicon?

This episode comes with the usual disclaimer:

They ramble and they most probably get some stuff wrong.

You can stream it below or head over and download here


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Feb 6, 2012

Coode Street Ep. 87 with Gary K. Wolfe & Jonathan Strahan

recliner-smallJonathan and Gary discuss:

  • The Locus Recommended Reading list 1
  • Gwenda Bond’s two book deal with Strange Chemistry,
  • Saladin Ahmed’s Thrown of the Crescent Moon
  • Subgenre’s and
  • reader questions from Twitter.

You can download the mp3 file here

or play it in the flash player below.


1. It said in the show notes that this was a brief discussion.  Knowing their penchant for glorious rambling, I anticipate a half hour segment 
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