Balticon 40.19 - Interview with Tee Morris
Interview with Tee Morris with Paul Fischer.
Recorded Live, in our Vienna, VA studio.
- Tee loves our new studio
- My new business cards
- Tee’s “Survivor’s Guide to Writing Fantasy” podcast
- Talking about Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy in all its incarnations
- The ease of making your own business cards.
- Put a dollar in the jar
- More about business cards
- Mike Hammer
- What books Tee is bringing to Balticon 40
- Tee’s one of the original podcasters of audio books
- Tee is jealous of Scott Sigler. Trying to figure out why that’s so
- Our Podiobook, “Serve It Cold
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- “You can’t control the stimulus. Control the response.” my tag line from The ADD Cast
- Talking about Scott Sigler’s Podiobook podcasts; Earthcore and Ancestor.
- I rip off Dan Klass of “The Bitterest Pill“
- I’m jealous of those with “The Golden Voice”
- Tee and I did the first Podcasting Panel (we know of) at a Sci-Fi convention
- Comments we made about Soccer Girl during that first panel
- Turns out Soccer Girl loved Tee’s Morevi Podiobook
- Tee was jealous about Soccer Girl getting stuff from her fans
- “It’s not about you”
- Lady Osma and her MommyCast
- We talk about podcast audience numbers
- Tee’s lack of name recognition
- Paul thinks its because he did his book and then stopped
- Paul talks about the iTunes problem that occurred with The Balticon Podcast
- Tee found his niche podcasting about what to do after the book is written
- I hate marketing, but I’m learning to love self promotion
- Our call for new interviewees
- Talking about meeting Mur Lafferty at PodcasterCon
Track: DNA, Music by Jonathan Coulton
March 9th, 2006 at 7:01 pm
Thanks for mentioning me our podcast, but I’m in Oklahoma not Kansas. I know there isn’t a whole lot of difference between the two states. I’m not offended by the mistake. I would have been offended if you said I was in Texas ;-). Anyway, the sound quality of this podcast was excellent, and overall a good podcast.
March 9th, 2006 at 7:04 pm
OK. Apparently I can’t even spell my own name correctly, which I fixed, and I like to omit letters. I should have written ‘Thanks for mentioning me and our podcast.’
March 9th, 2006 at 7:15 pm
And one final comment. And yes you are are the first convention to do podcasts. There are other conferences doing podcasts and there are a fair number of sci-fi podcasts. I’m still suprised that Conestoga is the second convention to do podcasts. And believe me, I keep googling for other con podcasts.