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Tony Smith from the entertaining Starship Sofa podcast has given me the opportunity to "sit on the couch". The latest episode has just been posted and has my contribution. In case you ever wanted to know what I sound like, head on over and give a listen to my nasally, breathing-into-the-microphone, obviously-reading-from-notes piece about SF Signal's origins and get a backstage peek at the Mind Meld posts and how SF Tidbits evolved.
Here's the full table of contents for this episode because, you know, it's more than just me:
Starship Sofa #50
- Poem: "Cinderella's Funeral" by Samantha Henderson (02:46)
- Flash Fiction: "Fork Bomb" by Sebastien Cevey (05:30)
- Fact: Plot Part 2 Terry Edge (08:55)
- Article: SF Signal by John DeNardo (22:20)
- Main Fiction: "Escape From New Austin" by Paul di Filppo (27:29)
- Narrators: Amy H. Sturgis, Ray Sizemore, and Julie Davis
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Posted by John DeNardo at Wednesday November 12, 2008 at 11:29 AM
© Wednesday November 12, 2008 at 11:29 AM SF Signal
I'm a huge fan of self deprecation but I think you've gone a bit too far. Sounded fine to me and the content was all good stuff.
Posted by Dean Stevenson on Wednesday November 12, 2008 at 6:25 PM at 6:25 PM
Dean,
You know for John there is no such thing as 'too far'!
Posted by jp on Wednesday November 12, 2008 at 9:11 PM at 9:11 PM
Dean and Scott, thanks for the kind words. (Your $10 checks are in the mail.)
Dean, I like to think of the self-deprecation as a way of compensating for ego inflation. One balances the other and if I get it just right, I don't need to buy a new hat.
JP, that's what she said. 
Posted by John on Wednesday November 12, 2008 at 10:13 PM at 10:13 PM