I somehow missed this article on Sunday, but the Philly Inquirer has a nice overview of poetry podcasts.
Category / Podcasting
ZeFrank vs. Rocketboom
ZeFrank’s The Show takes on Rocketboom, the Rocketboom Boy responds, and Ze responds further.
Gervais Pulls the Podcasting Plug
Ricky Gervais has put an end to his podcasts, claiming that he “wants to knock it on the head for a while before everybody hates us.” The good news is that the podcasts made so much money that Karl Pilkington may never have to work again.
Slate Audio Book Club Returns in October for More Base Generalizations
Big news from those cute and cuddly sophists over at Slate! After “a late-summer hiatus” trying to figure out if black writers should be talked about or ignored, the garrulous gang has nailed down the decidedly Caucasian Michael Pollan as their author of the month. Will Katie Roiphe try tapping some hazy memory of a Pollan book she may have read in college under the pressure of politically correct profs? Will Stephen Metcalf hijack the conversation with a turgid aside about how Pollan has earned too many accolades? Find out “in mid-October,” when the audio segment is ready. Let us hope that some brave soul will be able to make it past the thirteen minute mark.
Breaking Down Those Genre Barriers One Podcast at a Time
I don’t believe I’ve noted it publicly, but seeing as how Bat Segundo has been pretty slack on the mystery front (to be rectified when I return from Bouchercon), I would be horribly remiss if I didn’t point you to Behind the Black Mask, a podcast that interviews mystery writers. (via Sarah)