Earth Station One fans have listened to a few of the RevolutionSF Roundtable podcasts already. Your feedback about our stuff has been tremendous. Then I realized I never introduced us.
RevolutionSF.com’s specialty is geek-related criticism, commentary, and comedy. Sci-fi is fun, but we show tough love when necessary. You can find us at this link right here, on Facebook, and on Twitter.
RevolutionSF features some of the most clever geeks around, including Mark Bousquet, Mark Finn, Rick Klaw, Peggy Hailey, and The White Rocket Podcast‘s Van Plexico.
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From then on I dabbled in digital comics. Full analog price for digital goods was never platable to me, especially when I could often get the paper comic and the digital comic at the same price or a dollar more than the digital comic by itself. At $3.99 I was faced with the iTunes opportunity cost of a comic that would provide entertainment for 10 to 20 minutes compared to a movie rental that would keep me occupied for at least a couple hours–not to mention the occasional four dollar game with daily replay value. I said to myself, “Self, I’ll only pay what digital comics are worth: $.99.” 
Welcome to the first podcast from Seriously, Dan. Seriously, Dan is Dan Carroll’s reassurance and advice podcast for geeks. We cover everything from relations and gender identity concerns to how to get ready for a job interview. Any topic is open from dealing with self-doubt to the best ways to get into cosplaying. Along with his co-host Mary Lou Who, Dan introduces Seriously,Dan in this podcast. Also up for discussion is the amazing potential we have to be more and do more, and how that doesn’t me we can do anything we want in life.
Sing! Sing a song! Make it simple! Sing it loud! Especially if you’re trying to stop a planet-sized parasite! Mike, Mike, award-winning author Bobby Nash, and puppeteer Beau Brown offer their memories of this episode in hope of satisfying Grandfather. If the main station crew fail, Phantom Troublemaker stands ready and armed with a leaf.
This week, the ESO crew takes a look at the art of the con, and we’re not talking about conventions. Mike, Mike, and the award-winning author Bobby Nash plan and scheme their way through movies and TV shows featuring street hustles and big scores. We also con illustrator Stephanie Gladden into The Geek Seat! Plus, the usual Rants, Raves, Khan Report, and Shout Outs!
Scam us a space station, Mike.
Just as we’ve been waiting for series 7b to begin, The Doctor has been waiting for a call to action! On the other end of the line is perhaps one of the most intriguing companions in the history of the franchise. Mike, Mike, and Phantom Troublemaker are joined by the award-winning author Bobby Nash and William Faber to discuss the official introduction of Clara Oswald whilst avoiding uploading spoonheads. And oh yes, purple jacket.
The time has almost come and it seems the wait for The Doctor’s return has been longer than ever! Although the 50th anniversary of the franchise doesn’t officially begin until later this year, Steven Moffat and company have already promised that the second half of the season will be one for the ages! Join Mike, Mike, Phantom Troublemaker, along with guests Robert Bowen (assistant director of the Dragon*Con Brit Track) and ESO contributor Mark Bousquet, as they voice their anticipation for the things to come. Clara Oswin, Ice Warriors, and Cybermen! Oh my!
This week, ESO steps up to be a real American podcast as The Phantom Troublemaker leads an elite team of Mike, Mike, JD, and the award-winning author Bobby Nash, to discuss all aspects of the franchise from the debut of the 12″ action figures in 1964 to the new movie hitting theaters this month. And speaking of soldiers, we also talk with Gary Phillips, Sam Ingraffia, and Doug Birch about their new web series, Midnight Mover, and all three face a fate worse than COBRA – The Geek Seat! Plus a report from Joelanta and the usual Rants, Raves, Walking Dead review, and Shout Outs!
Everything is 8bit and Ratchet has found us some chip tunes – we have fallen down the pipe into the land of classical gaming. This week Q, Strangeway and CD discuss the early early consoles and the culture of upright arcades. We are joined by Tee Morris and Philippa Ballantine, authors of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences series and retro video game enthusiasts. Oh yeah, and we are recording live from AnachroCon! 
