Saturday, April 19th, 2008
Daily Archive
MCP 016 - MAKING THE CUT: Chapter 08
Posted by Raven on 19 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: Making the Cut, Daniel, Evan/Eva, science fiction, novel, podiobook, fantasy, Podcast Episodes
As the telepaths lay one of their own to rest, Daniel makes a choice that will have a dramatic impact on his future. Much to his surprise, he then has a run-in with one of his erstwhile partners, who has some ideas that could change Daniel’s life even more dramatically.
Plugging for Charity: Metamor City listener Nick Robinson is riding his bike across the UK to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society — go to jogleforalzheimers.blogspot.com to help out.
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Cast:
Priest — P.C. Haring
Rebecca Brower — MA in PA
Josephine Matthews — Jessica Sharrow
Eva Selindi — Philippa Ballantine
Evan Selindi — Tee Morris
Promos:
Bumper:
Jack Jaffee of 12 Volt Theater
The Music:
Opening Credits: “Zeon Control”, by Metaverse
The Story So Far: “Theatrical Trailer”, by Budha Building
The Funeral: “Ailein Duinn” (Traditional), arranged by David Beard
Internal Debate: “Autumn Song”, by David Beard
Approaching Jo: “Mothersland, Cue 11″, by David Beard
Saying Farewell: “Autumn Song”, by David Beard
Misplaced Guilt: “Nowhere, Cue 4,” by David Beard
Evan’s Idea: “Realisation”, by David Beard
A Brilliant Idea?: “Andine”, from StackTraxx Vol. 04
Test Drive: “Get The Groove On”, from StackTraxx Vol. 36
Promo Break: “Jetlag”, by Metaverse
Bed Music: “Smoke-Filled Room”, by Dave Thornton
Feedback:
- Nick Glassman reviewed Metamor City for SFFaudio.com.
- Scott Roche of Spiritual Tramp also posted a review of the show.
- Ben Clifford of the Multidimensional Ninja Network calls in to give his thoughts on MAKING THE CUT.
Next time on The Metamor City Podcast:
Girls’ Night Out! Get ready for one wild evening as Eva shows Daniel how to party — androgyne style! Hold on to your hats, because the story is just beginning…
