As much as I love partially downloading and subquently deleting most podcasts, I’ve managed to find two that make it all the way onto my iPod. They are: John Hodgman’s Little Gray Book Lectures and The Bat Segundo Show. I mean, I listen to them and everything!
Author and Professional Obsessive.
Recent Press and Links
- Essay: A Little House Adulthood For the American Masters documentary on Laura Ingalls Wilder, I contributed a piece to the PBS website about revisiting the Little House books.
- Essay: The Christmas Tape (At Longreads.com) How an old audio tape of holiday music became a record of family history, unspoken rituals, and grief.
- Q & A With Wendy McClure Publishers Weekly interview about editing, Wanderville and more.
Connect with me
Where else to find Wendy
- Candyboots Home of the Weight Watcher recipe cards
- Malcolm Jameson Site (in progress) about my great-grandfather, a Golden Age sci-fi writer.
- That Side of the Family My semi-secret family history blog
And thank you for listening! Much honored.
Edward Champion
The Bat Segundo Show
Hey Wendy! I live to read your site and keep up with what you’re doing. You mentioned podcasts, and I just thought I would give you the heads up…we (Candle Light Press) have just started a regular podcast called “READ MY COMICS”, which features the angry Captain Cat forcing other people to read exerpts of their comics for his amusement. Go to http://www.notzooforce.com and follow instructions from the Cat! byebye, now, byebye.
Seeing as you like the Little Grey Books podcast (and its been kind of quiet there recently), I thought you might find a couple of interviews done by the Jawbone podcast of interest.
Episode 88 is with John Hodgman (look in the December archives) and #93 is with Jonathan Coulton (who provides most of the music for LGBs)
http://jawboneradio.blogspot.com/