The good people over at SFSignal decided to turn the tables on your memetherapists and stick us under the spotlight. They asked all three of us a load of questions and you can read our answers here.

We continue our coverage of Science Fiction and Fantasy art with an interview with artist Brian Dow an artist who has recently come to my attention via Pyr’s editor Lou Anders blog Bowing to the Future.

Today we interview award winning Science Fiction and Fantasy illustrator Dominic Harman about his work. His distinctive illustrations have graced the covers of over a hundred magazines and book jackets as well as being tucked away inside the pages of Interzone, Analog and other magazines.

I liked the radio dramas of yesteryear. When I first discovered Live365 a few years back I went through it and listened to every Science Fiction related radio show I could find. The novelty wore a bit thin eventually, there’s only so much 1950s Science Fiction radio dramas I could listen to.
But with podcasting the […]

We’ve interviewed a number of Science Fiction Writers over the past few months. For a change of pace I interviewed an artist. Gavin Mundy is a self taught artist who enjoys conventional subjects but, with an over-active imagination too vivid for his own good, frequently depicts fantasy, sci-fi and ‘real world’ space subjects.

We kick the week off with an interview with Paul Hartzog about Panarchy theory which he is a primary developer of. He contributes to Smart Mobs and also blogs at Panarchy. We get his take on a few issues with respect to share and sharing alike.

Today we interview The Guardian’s Technology editor Charles Arthur on the Free Our Data campaign, aimed at persuading the British government to stop charging for non personal data collected at the taxpayers expense. To read the original article that started the campaign go here. (link)

Today we interview Keith Brooke the British science fiction author behind Genetopia (link), Green Party candidate and the man behind curtain at Infinityplus.co.uk. I asked him a few questions about his work and his politics.

We’re keeping it political today with a mini interview with Jamais Cascio who is the co-founder of Worldchanging (link), one of my favourite blogs. I got some commentary from Jamais for some of upcoming Brain Parades but I also took the oppurtunity to ask him some non-Brain Parade questions as well the answers to which I relate to you here:

‘ve interviewed a number of transhumanists here over the past few weeks. Today I bring you an interview with Paul Hughes (no related to Dr. J Hughes) the editor of Future Hi. Paul is a pscyhedelic transhumanist, part of a movement that combines elements of spirituality, pschedelic culture and transhumanist thought.

As a warm up for our Transhumanim episode that we’re releasing this tuesday we conducted a short email interview with Mac Tonnies, a transhumanist and writer.