But an episode just ain't happenin' this week.  Ethan and I drove to Nashville Saturday and back yesterday, and Balticon begins today.  Here's the schedule for Steve and Prometheus:

Saturday - 12:30 - Da X Code (Play - The Usual Suspects)
Saturday - 4:00 - "From Page to Podcast" (Panel - Steve)
Saturday - 5:00 - "Podiobooks 102" (Panel - Steve)

Sunday - 6:30 - Night Train Through Maco (Radio Play - Prometheus Radio Theatre)

Monday - 11:00 - "Voice Acting and Public Speaking" (Panel - Steve, Renfield, Cindy Shockey) 

And next week, I'll tell you all about our Comic Store tour of Virginia and Tennessee.  But here's some links (Some are just directory entries, as they don't have their own sites, or I can't find them.):

Four Color Fantasies (Winchester, VA)
Rick's Comic City (Nashville, TN)
The Great Escape (Nashville, TN)
Mountain Empire Comics (Bristol, TN)
Vintage Comics and Collectibles (Bristol, VA)

Back next week!
-- Steve

The second half of a story from ERB's collection Jungle Tales of Tarzan. The text of this book is in the public domain, and is available at Project Gutenberg.

For more information about Edgar Rice Burroughs and his works, visit The ERBzine and Dateline: Jasoom.

Thanks to Jesse Willis of SFFAudio for the Tarzan image.

This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.

The first half of a story from ERB's collection Jungle Tales of Tarzan. The text of this book is in the public domain, and is available at Project Gutenberg.

This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.

Act Three of the Arbiter Chronicles episode "Playing Politics," written and directed by Steven H. Wilson. Captain Atal and Doctor Pallas escape Vireq's jail cell. Metcalfe faces off against rebellious colonists while Faulkner threatens to relieve him of command.

The Arbiter Chronicles is a Trademark of Steven H. Wilson

This mp3 file is licensed under a Creative Commons License and is copyrighted 2006 by Steven H. Wilson.