Julia Sherred's Geeky Pleasures

As I mentioned before, Skewed and Reviewed has a magazine and the second issue is now available. If you are attending ECCC, I highly recommend you check out Gareth Von Kallenbach’s panel. His panel will be opening up ECCC and there are no other events at this time. There, you can purchase the second issue for $3 USD or... 

If you do not follow William Shatner on Twitter (@WilliamShatner), you may have missed the announcement he made yesterday of a new social networking site created by the Admiral himself, called MYOUTERSPACE. In his own words transcribed from his welcome video: Welcome to MYOUTERSPACE. A brand new community of sci-fi, horror... 

With millions of views, I do not know how I had not become aware of How It Should Have Ended until @Accalon tweeted the following two videos yesterday. To date, they have 25 episodes including Star Trek: How It Should Have Ended, Terminator – How It Should Have Ended, How Superman Should Have Ended and more. You can find... 

S. Beckwith (STScI), Hubble Heritage Team, (STScI/AURA), ESA, NASA Additional Processing: Robert Gendler If you are anything like me, then nothing will make you go “WOW!” quicker than awesome pictures of thing from space. Being a lover of music on top of this, it is no wonder I had a geekasm when I discovered... 

Yesterday I posted Joe “Covenant” Lamb’s interview with Spintown. At the end of the interview, it stated there would be extra video coming soon. Today it was posted over on Spintown’s blog. It runs just over 30 minutes and you will find it below. I hope you enjoy. Joe “Covenant” Lamb EXTRAS... 

Masters of Song Fu 5 winner and past Featured Musician of the Month, Joe “Covenant” Lamb (@JoeCovenant), has recently been interviewed by Spintown (@Spintown). Below you will find this interview. I really hope you take just under 30 minutes out of you day to watch it. I do not think I could ever say enough about... 

Symphony of Science released a new video and song today – The Poetry of Reality (An Anthem for Science). Featured in this song are 12 different scientists, including Michael Shermer, Jacob Bronowski, Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Richard Dawkins, Jill Tarter, Lawrence Krauss, Richard Feynman, Brian Greene, Stephen Hawking,... 

Symphony of Science has done it again, but this time the song is about biology and the origins of life. It is call The Unbroken Thread and features David Attenborough, Jane Goodall and Carl Sagan. As always, they also offer the song for free as a mp3 which you can download here (right click, save as).  Read More →

I know this is a couple of days late, but I have had a lot of catching up to do since returning from my vacation. On Monday was the listening party for Masters of Song Fu 5, Round 3. The challenge for round 3 was to compose a winter holiday song that is not about the holidays.. You can now vote by going here. Voting will continue... 

I don’t even know how to express the awesome that are these Glorious Dawn remixes available at  Symphony of Science for free. Mind blowing, soul igniting and geekasm inducing is a just a few descriptors. First in the bunch, Triobelisk Remix which you can download here. Second is the WUB Dubstep Remix which you can download...