Episode 63 of my science fiction podcast is up at Wired.com. In this show we interview author Seanan McGuire and discuss Ridley Scott’s Prometheus with guest geeks Matt London and Theresa DeLucci.

Episode 62 of my science fiction podcast is up at Wired.com. In this show we interview author Kim Stanley Robinson about colonizing the solar system and discuss ecological collapse in science fiction with guest geek Tobias Buckell.

Episode 61 of my science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show we interview Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman and chat with guest geek Sarah Brand about economics and corporations in fantasy & science fiction.

Episode 60 of science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show we interview theoretical physicist Brian Greene, host of the PBS special The Fabric of the Cosmos, about time travel, black holes, and parallel worlds. Then stick around after the interview as John and I discuss parallel worlds in fantasy & science fiction.

Episode 59 of my science fiction podcast is up at Wired.com. In this show we interview bestselling YA fantasy author Garth Nix and chat with E.C. Myers about our favorite childhood TV cartoons.

Episode 58 of my science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show we interview Anne Rice, author of supernatural horror novels such as Interview with the Vampire. Then stick around after the interview as we discuss horror and publishing with guest geek Jordan Hamessley London, a children’s book editor at Penguin.

Episode 57 of my science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show Morgan Spurlock, director of Super Size Me and POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, joins us to discuss geek bars, Fresh Balls, and his new film Comic-Con IV: A Fan’s Hope. Then stick around after the interview as alternate history author and longtime Paradox magazine editor Christopher M. Cevasco joins us to discuss science fiction conventions.

Episode 56 of my science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show we interview author and futurist Vernor Vinge about living to be 100,000, how the space program could endanger Earth, and how the Technological Singularity might unfold. Then stick around after the interview as Dave chats with his old buddy Caribbean-born science fiction author Tobias S. Buckell.

Episode 55 of my science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show Michael Chabon, author of Wonder Boys and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, joins us to discuss working with Disney, his dislike of genre snobs, and why circumcision makes him think of Barsoom. Then stick around after the interview as John Joseph Adams and I review the new movie John Carter.

Episde 54 of my science fiction podcast is now up at Wired.com. In this show we interview bestselling author Robin Hobb about the personalities of sailing ships, why putting roadkill in your mouth might be good for you, and whether or not Alaska is a writerly utopia. Then stick around after the interview as guest geek Saladin Ahmed, author of Throne of the Crescent Moon, joins us to discuss the epic fantasy genre.

Big news for fans of my science fiction podcast. We just released episode 53 over at our new host site, Wired.com! It features an interview with William Gibson and a discussion of the cyberpunk subgenre in science fiction.

Episode 50 of my science fiction podcast is now up on io9. In this show we interview Chuck Palahniuk, author of Fight Club and Damned, about chatting with telemarketers, being appalled by Hollywood hypocrisy, and writing stories that make people faint dead away. Then stick around after the interview as guest geek Grady Hendrix, author of Satan Loves You, joins us to discuss demons, devils, and hell in fantasy and science fiction.

Episode 49 of my science fiction podcast is now up at io9. In this show R.A. Salvatore, creator of the popular Dungeons & Dragons character Drizzt Do’Urden, joins us to discuss breaking into novel writing, getting a phone call from bloody sock guy, and why a city of evil elves is a lot like Middle School. Then stick around after the interview as guest geek James Sutter joins us to discuss Dungeons & Dragons.

Episode 48 of my science fiction podcast is up at io9. In this show we interview Lev Grossman, book critic for TIME Magazine and author of the fantasy novels The Magicians and The Magician King, which take a skeptical look at the idea that attending a wizard school or traveling to a magical kingdom would be all wonder and adventure. Then stick around after the interview as guest geek Doug Cohen joins us to discuss A Dance with Dragons by George R. R. Martin.

Episode 46 of my science fiction podcast is now up at io9. In this show we interview evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, author of The Selfish Gene and The God Delusion, about working with Dave McKean, being friends with Douglas Adams, and whether a human can mate with a chimp. Then stick around after the interview as John and I discuss atheism and science fiction.

Episode 45 of my science fiction podcast is now up at io9. In this show we interview Jim Butcher, author of The Dresden Files and The Codex Alera. Then stick around after the interview as John and I discuss folks picking on geeks.

Episode 44 of my science fiction podcast is now up at io9. In this episode we interview Charlaine Harris, author of the Sookie Stackhouse series, basis for the hit HBO series True Blood. Then stick around after the interview as John and I discuss other recent TV series adapted from books, including Game of Thrones, Walking Dead, and Dexter.

Episode 43 of my science fiction podcast is now up at io9. In this show we interview fantasy author China Miéville about Dungeons & Dragons, international relations, and his new science fiction novel Embassytown. Then stick around after the interview as John and I discuss China Miéville and the New Weird.

Episode 42 of my science fiction podcast is now up at io9. In this show we interview Eoin Colfer, author of And Another Thing, book 6 in the increasingly inaccurately named Hitchhiker’s Guide trilogy. Then stick around after the interview as John and I discuss the work and legacy of Douglas Adams.