Sean | September 14, 2009
So, there wasn’t a BroadWave on Friday… big whoop, no one uses the internet on Friday anyway. Today I make up for it by presenting the most entertaining 15 minutes of podcastery you’ve every come across on this blog today.
So it really is just a detailing of a list I wrote up on Livejournal. As [...]
Sean | September 8, 2009
This is kind of a downer episode of the BroadWave. I discuss a science fiction short story that presents a perfect society with one flaw, the only reason it is perfect is because one person within that society is treated like an animal. One innocent is sacrificed so the rest may live in absolute pleasure.
I [...]
Sean | September 8, 2009
In this episode of the BroadWave, I give thanks to those who labored to give me the rights as a worker that makes my life safe and enjoyable. Listen to that background noise, I cannot guarantee this will be the last podcast recorded while driving, but I’ll really try to avoid it in the future.
And [...]
Sean | September 4, 2009
Nobody listens to the internet on Friday so this episode of the Sean D. Francis BroadWave is just filled with the type of weirdness I like. A story about a drunk chess player and the discovery of a mysterious creature.
Sean | September 3, 2009
I’ve been listening to a lot of audio fiction lately from http://pseudopod.org http://podcastle.org and http://escapepod.org, sites that offer quality speculative fiction and noticed a group of stories that rely upon the main character meeting a mysterious woman to open up the doors to a much more interesting world.
Sean | September 2, 2009
Finding inspiration from a Frank Herbert quote, this BroadWave contains my thoughts on setbacks and the obstacles we face in life and how there is no perfect path to happiness.
I'm the ultimate amateur, dabbling in everything, mastering nothing. I enjoy the process of creation, whether it is writing, cooking, movie making, or cutting and taping paper together to make semi-functional stands for my Droid phone.
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