Praise for Arkle

"...[B]rilliant!" Michael R. Mennenga, Farpoint Media

"I'm just enjoying the f*** out of your podcast." Jack Jaffee, author of Down The Road.

"...[L]isteners, I hope you enjoy it." J.C. Hutchins, author of the 7th Son trilogy

"I've been on [The Casting Game] and it's pretty cool." Christiana Ellis, author of Nina Kimberley the Merciless

26 November 2008

Geek of all Trades Episode #11: Tron Paul

In which our illustrious host geeks out on Bond and Trek, plays 2 brand new promos (well, new to him anyway), talks about the last few movies of 2008 he really wants to see, gives a shout out to the podcasting community, and complains about Google Alerts.



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This Week's Schenectady Mailbox Writing Prompt: What are genies like between masters?



Promos:

Buffy Between the Lines: http://www.buffybetweenthelines.com/

The Radio Adventures of Doctor Floyd: http://www.doctorfloyd.com



Mentioned on the Show:

Slice of Sci-Fi

Mitt Zombie '08

37hz

Quantum of Solace

New Star Trek Trailer

November 26th

American Dad: Ollie North Song

Genies

Tor

Society of Vertebrate Paleontology urges repeal of Louisiana ‘Creation Law’

Changeling

Milk

The Spirit

Men guilty over fake penis scam

Judge sentences offenders to listen to Barry Manilow

Cash to name babies for Mussolini

Accused Drunk Driver Ends Up Running Over Himself

The Weird Show

The Ninth: A Heroes Podcast

I'm Your Man lyrics

Google Alerts

Alan Moore

SoCal's atheist billboard taken down

Vagina Rejuvenation

Geologic Podcast

12 November 2008

Geek of all Trades Episode #10: It's not the size that counts.

In which our illustrious host reflects on Presidential Election and the black cloud that came with the silver lining, plays two songs, talks a little about show length, and gives

a quick update on his NaNoWriMo project (oh, and the novel too).



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This Week's Schenectady Mailbox Writing Prompt: Crossover Home Improvement with Clarissa Explains It All, using a parade as a plot device.



Promos:

Archangel: A Novel: http://www.archangelnovel.com/blog/

Mike's Hot Dish: http://www.thenextgenerationofradio.com



Mentioned on the Show:

Geologic Podcast

The Funny Music Project

Southland Tales soundtrack

The Playing for Keep movie cast

The Terrible Crossover Fanfiction Idea Generator

Traveller lost in airport for a week

Man’s death in custody linked to ancient curse

Dying Mars lander to enter 'Groundhog Day'

state


Man builds Lamborghini in cellar

Johnny Cash's One Piece at a Time

The Ninth: A Heroes Podcast

Democracy lyrics, song by Leonard Cohen

NaNoWriMo

31 October 2008

I iz published

http://stores.lulu.com/arkle And Here's To You, my debut novel, now for sale. $9.98 Paperback, $1.99 Download. Tell your friends.

30 October 2008

A little something for those tired of looking at Electoral College maps

The Pop vs. Soda Map

I myself use "soda," and have to admit to having looked down on people who've called it "pop."

Not that it matters anymore really, I gave up SODA in 2005. ;-)

15 October 2008

01 October 2008

Geek of all Trades Episode #7: I'm not dead! (Now with the whole episode!)

In which our illustrious host crawls out of his bunker, sumamrizes his September, sticks to the current launch date for his book, talks about iTunes, has a very silly

Schenectady writing prompt, talks about Sarah Palin for the first and only time, and does a Dogma Alert for the first time in eons.



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This Week's Schenectady Mailbox Writing Prompt: What if Belgium was behind 9/11?



Promos:

None this week.



Mentioned on the Show:

iTunes Genius feature

Rogue Wave

Aegis

7th Son Obsidian

Der Geek

LuLu

Avenue Q

NaNoWriMo

Arkle's Writing Blog

The ISBW Forums

Nobilis

Michael Moore

The Wikipedia entry on Belgium

October 1st

Andrew Sullivan on the lies of Sarah Palin

1972 Electoral map

1988 Electoral map

What would Thomas Jefferson think of the Bush brothers?

Extinct Giant Tortoise Could Be Revived

Student made roommates get fat

Chinese Say They're Building 'Impossible' Space Drive

Ugandan killed for smoking in bar

30 September 2008

Seperation of Church and State is in dire straits.

This was just too big to put in my Dogma Alert segment this week.







"With respect to public acknowledgment of religious belief, it is entirely clear from our Nation's historical practices that the Establishment Clause permits this disregard of polytheists and believers in unconcerned deities, just as it permits the disregard of devout atheists." (McCreary County v. ACLU of Kentucky, 545 U.S. 844 (2005) (Justice Anton Scalia dissenting).

"Quite simply, the Establishment Clause is best understood as a federalism provision — it protects state establishments from federal interference but does not protect any individual rights. . . . .[E]ven assuming that the Establishment Clause precludes the Federal Government from establishing a national religion, it does not follow that the Clause created or protects any individual right. . . . it is more likely that States and only States were the direct beneficiaries. Moreover, incorporation of this putative individual right leads to a particular outcome: It would prohibit precisely what the Establishment Clause was intended to protect — state establishments of religion." (Justice Clarence Thomas, concurring opinion, Elk Grove Unified School District v. Newdow).

According to the lifetime appointees of the U.S. Supreme Court, at best only monotheists have religious freedom and states can establish their own religion or church. These are the same sort of justices that John McCain has promised.

11 September 2008