Showing posts with label Chris Munroe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Munroe. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Story: A Man of Many Masters by Christopher Munroe

In today's story, a man explains his change of career paths.  The Way of the Buffalo is proud to present "A Man of Many Masters" by Christopher Munroe.

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If you liked this story, check out Chris's new horror ebook, Broken Escalator!

Today's promo is for Podiobooks.com, your source for free podcast fiction novels.

Thanks for listening, we'll see you next time!

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Monday, September 24, 2012

Story: "First Day on the Job was Hell" by Dietrich Kalteis

In today's story, Derby's new job as a used car salesman might be more than he bargained for!  The Way of the Buffalo podcast is proud to present "First Day on the Job was Hell" by Dietrich Kalteis.

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Our story was read by Christopher Munroe.  His first horror novel, Broken Escalator, is now available from Smashwords, and is coming soon to other electronic retailers.

This episode's promo is for Scott Roche's Omniverse podcast!

Music provided by Kevin MacLeod!

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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Episode 27

We're nerding out on episode 27 of The Way of the Buffalo! Click HERE to listen online!

(2:03) Our story today is "The Instructions," by returning author Amanda C. Davis! Today's story is read by multi-talented friend of the show Chris Munroe! Check out his new YouTube channel, Munsi Sells Out!

(4:54) Today's promo is for the Marscon Dementia track!

(5:58) In the second half of this episode, Hugh sits down and chats with Cap, Colin, and Hex from Nerdy Show! We talk delve into the origins of Nerdy Show, Dungeons & Doritos, Nerdapalooza, and more!

Nerdy Show recently had a book club episode! Go listen to it HERE!

On a sad note, in the time since this interview was recorded, another host of The Nerdy Show, Triforce Mike Pandel, was fatally struck by a car. This is a tragic loss for the podcasting community, as well as Mike's family and friends. You can listen to Nerdy Show's Triforce Mike Tribute show HERE. Visit Marc with a C's Bandcamp page for his song, The True Story of Triforce Mike and Marc with a C. (NSFW) All proceeds will go to set up the MAP foundation, a charity in memory of Triforce Mike.

(58:31) For the month of February, we'll be focusing on the new album "Katana and Tonic" by Laura by Spruke, which features our own contributor Laura Diemer on vocals. This is their cover of "Technologic" by Daft Punk.

All other music was provided by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com.

Please visit our show notes at wayofthebuffalo.blogspot.com to find all links!
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Sunday, November 13, 2011

Episode 24

Work smarter, not harder. Today's story is "The Perfect Marriage," By Chris Munroe.

In the second half of today's show, we have a giant-sized interview with Chris Sims and Matt Wilson, the hosts of the War Rocket Ajax Podcast!

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Follow Chris Munroe on Twitter as @munsimunsi and visit his story blog at munsistories.blogspot.com!

Matt's book pic is Pure Drivel by Steve Martin.
Chris's book pic is Anno Dracula by Kim Newman.

Check out their comics podcast at Warrocketajax.com, and visit Comics Alliance for comics news, reviews, and humor.
For our guests comics, visit Copernicusjonescomic.com Awesomehospital.com, and draculatheunconquered.com.
Find thier blogs at the-iss.com, superheroeswearingjackets.tumblr.com, the-isb.com, and twentypercentcooler.tumblr.com

Chris's Twitter
Matt's Twitter

Music Provided by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com. Closing music is "Shadow's Theme," by K. Praslowicz From OCRemix.org
Sound Effects proveded by the Free Sound Project.