The Dead Robots' Society
The Dead Robots' SocietyWriters talking about writing. Writers talking about publishing. Writers talking about life. Authors Terry Mixon, Paul E Cooley, and Veronica Giguerre interview, babble, and usually cover a number of disassociated topics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 706 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersTV & FilmBusiness | |||
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Paul has thoughts about the new series Alien: Earth. Would the series work if it weren't part of the Alien franchise universe? The DRS Crew discusses world-building and the necessary ingredients of a cyberpunk future.
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Audible's new "Audible+" program will destroy the livelihoods of narrators and authors. How will it do that? The DRS Crew discusses, and V brings cats to help explain things.
For background, please watch: • Audible Is Broken
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The DRS Crew discusses how to prioritize those pesky side gigs (anthologies, short-story magazines, etc) and decide whether they are compatible with your long-term goals.
In other words, knowing when to say "No, thanks."
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Terry has published over forty novels. Paul? Almost twenty. V has contributed both her writing and vocal talents to dozens of novels. None of these things happened overnight and required persistence.
The DRS Crew discusses how to keep on keeping on... more
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- You’ve got to like Squirrels and Tangents
Dead Robot’s Society is my go to writer’s podcast for pearls of wisdom and some seriously funny entertainment. With Terry’s squirrel brain and Paul’s tangents it keeps my attention from beginning to end. If you don’t like unprofessional humor, swear words and the occasional jabs at each other this isn’t the podcast for you. Find a more clean cut professional podcast. But for me this is absolutely awesome. When I am up at 5:30 in the morning getting ready for work these two goofballs help put me ... more
Apple Podcasts5Nenalynn
United States6 years ago - Too much chit chat
Seriously this podcast has some interesting titles for the podcasts, things I’d actually like to hear and learn about, but this whole thing could be reduced to a good 20min per podcast instead of this bloated nonsense full of chitchat and unnecessary insults hurled at each other.
Apple Podcasts1ThundergreekUnited States7 years ago - Pretty good stuff!
Great show guys. I Found you a few weeks ago, and have been listening to back episodes as I can. I'm an aspiring writer, especially writing Fantasy RPG content.
I just finished your epsidoe 520 - Find the Topic. You discussed that Star Trek is not military science fiction. Based off of your stand point, I do agree that it is a Science Fiction with some Military Science Fiction elements. The Dominion War in Deep Space Nine for example. In DS9 it felt more military sci fi than the rest of the se... more
Apple Podcasts5OoiiiiiiioO (Joe)United States7 years ago - One of my favs!
Sure, the guys ramble sometimes, and Paul can’t stop talking about himself, but I love the kernels of wisdom I’ve picked up from this show. I’ve been listening for years, following the hosts’ ups and downs, and I can’t wait for each new show to drop!
Apple Podcasts5Shannon 1978United States7 years ago - Brilliant
This is one of the best podcasts I have come across. I'm looking into starting writing and the things I have learnt from this podcast is going to help. Plus I just picked up the audiobook of derlict by on of the shows hosts Paul E Cooley. Looking forward to it!
Apple Podcasts5Dean Sherman
United Kingdom7 years ago
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Content revolves around the craft of writing, offering insights into the writing process, publishing challenges, and the day-to-day lives of authors. The conversations include humorous anecdotes, critiques of popular media, and discussions about storytelling techniques across genres, particularly focusing on science fiction and fantasy. Noteworthy aspects include the hosts' candid sharing of their personal experiences, and the supportive yet humorous community vibe they foster, making it a valuable resource for both aspiring and established writers looking to engage with the craft in a relatable way.
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