Episode 22: Which is better: Pulp Fiction or The Empire Strikes Back?
Nathan Chase is a web designer who can not only answer the titular question, but he’s also a drummer.
See his work at Flickchart or visit his home page.
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Nov 2
Episode 21: the Engineer in the kitchen
My guest this week is Patricia Sharpley; she’s a software engineer with a passion for cooking, writing, and photography. She particularly fancies cupcakes and has innovative uses for bacon grease.
Her blog is called Brownies for Dinner.
Episode 20: the Southern Belle
Shelly King is a writer from South Carolina who currently lives in Silicon Valley. She thinks that even nerds are looking for love.
You can find out more about her on her blog.
Episode 19: the Speculator
Aden Pennington is a Yankee who lives in Texas and is currently writing an alternate history novel set in Lawrence, Kansas, in the 1800′s.
You can find her on her blog or at FriendFeed.
Episode 18: The Critic
Jandy Stone is a writer, producer, and film critic based in Los Angeles. She has an advanced degree in English Language and Literature, and she’s passionate about TV, sci-fi, and indie music.
Find her on FriendFeed as faithx5, on Row Three, or on her blog.
Episode 17: Return of the FFundercats
For decades, or at least more than a year, Johnny Worthington and Josh Haley produced the most-listened-to podcast that was all about FriendFeed. Sadly, that podcast came to a pause earlier this year, but On Garner Road has managed to get the team back together, much like one of those “Brady Bunch” reunion shows, except that it has funny people.
NOTE: UNEXPURGATED DIRECTOR’S CUT.
See also Movie titles that might also be euphemisms for going poo.
Episode 16: The Last Time Lord
My guest this week is either a comic artist or she isn’t. She’s a fan of pop culture except for the parts she doesn’t like. And she’s pretty much in love with anything Joss Whedon touched.
She’s stimulating, intellectual, and can move through time in her Tardis.
Find her on FriendFeed.
