The dogs have had their day, time to talk about some cool cats!

Episode #35: "Dog Daze" can be heard here:
http://edsoliz.podomatic.com/entry/index/2011-06-05T23_47_41-07_00

A reading of the conclusion of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens.

Text available here:
http://etext.virginia.edu/toc/modeng/public/DicChri.html

Just in time for madness that is the holiday shopping season, a discussion about why customer service sometimes sucks.

Just a simple statement of fact.

I'm am one of the few residents of Texas that does not care for tea...yet I'm doing a podcast about it anyway, go figure that one out!

Its storytime again, as I read a selection from my first e-book, "One Sheet Stories" which is now available on the Nook, iPad and at Smashwords.com for 99 cents. Enjoy!

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/66061

Believe it or not, I'm not angry at Netflix. Instead I am annoyed at all those cheapskates that are getting their shorts in a knot over a few bucks a month...

Fellow geekoid Chris Holm and I talk about the different types of fan conventions we've been to throughout the years.

Chris Holm Comics: http://www.chrisholmcomics.com

Eduardo Soliz: http://www.randomizer9.com

Just because growing old is inevitable doesn't mean its easy!

Chris Holm's SteamPets: http://www.chrisholmcomics.com

Texas Comic Con: http://www.texascomiccon.com

Check out Eduardo Soliz's blog at http://randomizer9.com

Thanks for listening!

I apparently can't even PRETEND to be a dog person for three days.

For more info on the Texas Comicon check out http://www.texascomiccon.com

My Home Sweet Home isn't quite my Home Sweet Office.

We met in college, and its been a rollercoaster ride ever since!  Enjoy a double-shot, extra whip, no-foam episode of 300 Seconds!

Check out more stuff by Eduardo Soliz at RANDOMIZER9.COM

My brother Roland gives us a lesson in life during what may be his final days.

Friends, geeks, otaku, lend me your ears!

I get into full-on "Afterschool Special" mode here asking: "Why can't we be friends?"

The recent wall-to-wall coverage of Charlie Sheen gives me pause about how some people obsess over celebrities.