This is a great show. I was in the chat room when Robert Wood was the guest. I ended up dropping some serious coin on not only his book, but also [b]Stories from the Theatre[/b] by Barry Morse and Alan King.

It’s all his fault, ya?

While in the chat room, I also slipped in some plugs for Powys’ Space:1999 books. I’ll no doubt be doing the same this time as well (we might get some new folks joining us here, ya never know.)

Now, about Blog Talk Radio (for those who haven’t played there)…

You can listen in as a guest, and view what goes on in the chat room, but you can’t post replies if you aren’t logged in.

So, shift yer spacesuited butts and go get an account with BTR, like RIGHT NOW!

I don’t want to be the only Alphan, other than the hosts, getting into shenanigans in the chat on Sunday. 😛

And if you see some geek on there by the handle of TexFA, yell at him for making you join up (you can thank him later.) B)

Tex
(official Chronicler and Archivist of ClLOBBERIN’ TIME on BTR)

[b]mateo wrote:[/b]
[quote]Here is the URL: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ndbmedia

Here’s another link that actually mentions the show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/john-bernard/

Name: Space: 1999 – 35th Anniversary Special

Date / Length: 9/26/2010 9:00 AM – 2 hrs

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Can you confirm the time? The BTR website says noon. Is this 9AM Pacific Time?

Thanks,
Pat.

[b]Zack wrote:[/b]
[quote]Great, that’s 2.00am Monday down under… 🙁 Hope I can catch up after the event. It sounds like it will be an interesting show.[/quote]

The great thing about shows on BTR is that, if you miss them, you can download them afterward or play them from the site.

Tex
(I mean it about signing up, gang)

Best of Luck to all with the Radio show today! ; 🙂 )

I’ll be listening from the UK if I can work out the broadcast time! :pinch:

[b]mateo wrote:[/b]
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Just to sum up our announcements today:

1. The Spider’s Web audio book should be available in the very near future.
2. William Latham’s “Chasing the Cyclops” …will be available in time for Christmas.
3. William Latham will be writing… “Children of the Gods”
4. The Year One Omnibus is still under development but should be available in 2011.
5. John Kenneth Muir’s “The Whispering Sea” will be available in 2011.
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-Pat.

Yay! New books… can’t wait. 🙂 Mateo, you must be well and truly sick of our cries of, “Please Sir, I want some more.” So instead, I will wait patiently for them to be listed and join in Pat’s happy dance. :laugh: