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Joe Lansdale Podcasts
13 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Joe Lansdale. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Joe Lansdale, often where they are interviewed.
13 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Joe Lansdale. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Joe Lansdale, often where they are interviewed.
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Kids' Art Haus Cinema - Joe Lansdale Interviewed at WHC 2012 & Western Comics Month
Comics Cowboy Troy takes over the airwaves for Western Comics Month on Kirby's Kids to review the interview by Del Howison of Joe R. Lansdale on HWA Day at the 2012 World Horror Convention in Salt Lake City. Joe reveals how comics taught him how to read and developed his love of the medium and lead to not only his love of reading but his chosen profession as an author and storyteller. It is an outstanding reveal and provides fantastic context for our graphic novel of the month read Jonah Hex: Shadows West. Please drop us a message on the anchor app or send us an mp3 or email to kirbyskidspodcast@gmail.com.
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Joe Lansdale Interviewed at WHC 2012
Our Graphic Novel For May In Celebration Of Western Comics Month Is:
Jonah Hex: Shadows West
https://www.comixology.com/Jonah-Hex-Shadows-West/digital-comic/87690
Discussion Schedule:
June 12 - TWO-GUN MOJO pg. 9-164
June 19 - RIDERS OF THE WORM AND SUCH pg. 165-319
June 26 - SHADOWS WEST pg. 320-387
Our Comic Book Character Of The Month For June Is Rawhide Kid. Please join us for Western Comics Month and our read:
Rawhide Kid (1960-1979) #17 - #20
https://www.comixology.com/Rawhide-Kid-1960-1979-17/digital-comic/534757
https://www.comixology.com/Rawhide-Kid-1960-1979-18/digital-comic/534762
https://www.comixology.com/Rawhide-Kid-1960-1979-19/digital-comic/534767
https://www.comixology.com/Rawhide-Kid-1960-1979-20/digital-comic/534772
Discussion Schedule:
June 3 - Issue #17
June 10 - Issue #18
June 17 - Issue #19
June 24 - Issue #20
Leave a message via the anchor app at Kirby's Kids. www.anchor.fm/kirbyskids
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Please join us down on the Comics Reading Trail in 2020 http://www.kirbyskids.com/2019/11/holiday-special-kirbys-kids-giving.html
For detailed show notes and past episodes please visit www.kirbyskids.com
THR Episode #152 - Avengers Endgame / Joe Lansdale Interview
Not only do we have an interview with Joe Lansdale (a writer from Hap and Leonard, Bubba Ho-Tep, the new Creepshow, and Love, Death, and Robots) stuffed in the middle of this show, but we brought our own Avengers to battle. Our main man, Cactus Jay shows up from Saddle Up, and from Binge Media, we've got Johnny Moreno (secret identity: Alyx Ancira). We talk about what shows are leaving Netflix and whether Hulu is worth it. And of course, we geek out over Avengers Endgame with spoilers starting at about 1 hour 30. Our Avengers may not be able to take out Thanos...or maybe even a gang of aggressive 8th graders, but we stand in the face of adversity no matter what the odds. Avengers, Assemble!
Interview with Crime Writer Joe Lansdale – S. 4, Ep. 23
Check out the show notes below, or if you're in a rush, download a copy!
Debbi: [00:00:12] Hi everyone, this is the Crime Cafe your podcasting source of great crime, suspense and thriller writing. I'm your host Debbi Mack. Before I bring on my guest, I'll just remind you that the Crime Cafe has two eBooks for sale: The 9-book boxed set and the short story anthology. You can find the buy links for both on my website DebbiMack.com under the “Crime Café” link. You can also get free copy of either book if you become a Patreon supporter. You'll get that and much more if you support the podcast on Patreon, along with our eternal gratitude for doing so.
Debbi: [00:01:04] It's my great pleasure to have with me today one of the most eclectic writers doing crime fiction, among other things. An author in multiple genres including mystery, westerns, horror, science fiction, and suspense, he has also written for comics, and several of his novels have been adapted for film and TV. My guest is none other than the very awesome Joe Lansdale.
Debbi: [00:01:31] Hi Joe. I'm so excited to talk with you today. Thank you so much for being here.
Joe: [00:01:36] Thank you, Debbi. I'm glad to be here.
Debbi: [00:01:39] It's so great to have you on. I first got to know your work as a reviewer for Mystery Scene Magazine actually.
Joe: [00:01:45] Really? That's a great mag.
Debbi: [00:01:48] Yeah, it's great, it was wonderful. I got these wonderful free books and I got to read them and talk about them. It was great!
Joe: [00:01:54] (laughing)
Debbi: [00:01:56] So my Lansdale starter book was EDGE OF DARK WATER and, boy, that made an impression on me.
Joe: [00:02:03] I'm glad it did.
Debbi: [00:02:04] Tell me when you wrote it—did you think of it as a young adult novel? Because it is a very mature young adult novel, and I love that about it.
Joe: [00:02:14] No. I didn’t really think of it as a young adult novel. It was the first novel I did for my new publisher Mulholland, which is a branch of Little Brown. and it was just a story I wanted to tell. And I’ve always liked stories with young people as protagonists. In fact, I’ve written quite a few with young people as protagonists and so it just seemed natural to me and, you know, it just rolled out.
Debbi: [00:02:40] I know that feeling actually. The feeling that something is just rolling out.
Joe: [00:02:43] Mmm … it’s good feeling.
Debbi: [00:02:45] Yes it is! I have this one young adult novel I’ve done and it’s kind of like this real kind of variation from what I usually do. But the fact that you write in multiple genres to me is so encouraging, but let me get to the latest thing you have out which is in the anthology A TIME FOR VIOLENCE. Am I correct about that?
Joe: [00:03:09] Ah, yes, there is an anthology that has my story in it among others.
Debbi: [00:03:14] I got to tell you, I love that story. It was like the world’s most twisted holiday story.
Joe: [00:03:22] Thank you! Thank you so much.
Debbi: [00:03:24] It’s the highest compliment I can think to make for that particular story. It’s awesome. One thing I enjoy about your writing is the way you combine serious social issues with humor. Can you talk a little bit about Hap and Leonard and where those characters came from?
Joe: [00:03:42] Well, you know, Hap and Leonard really were an accident. I had a two-book contract for Bantam, which I was very excited about, for two crime novels, and the first one I wrote was COLD IN JULY. And when I finished COLD IN JULY, I thought, you know I’d like to write another novel that kind of has that old Gold Medal novel feel. Fawcett Gold Medal was a branch that did crime, and then there was another branch that did westerns, science fiction and so on. And I’ve collected those Gold Medal novels for years,
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EP. 6: "The Family That Creates Together..." With Writer Joe Lansdale & Singer Kasey Lansdale
Host Bill Thill sits down with writer Joe R. Lansdale ("Hap and Leonard", "Cold In July", "The Bottoms", etc.) and Kasey Lansdale to discuss their recent collaboration writing their new book, "Terror Is Our Business".
This talented father/daughter duo chat about the creative process and what it takes to build a life less ordinary while pursuing creative endeavors.
Joe's rise from his Nacogdoches, Texas roots to international best selling author is only part of the Lansdale family all-American success story.
Beyond being an award-winning author, Joe speaks with fatherly pride about Kasey's work as a singer/songwriter and recording artist, his son Keith's skill as a screenwriter and how his wife Karen was was the supportive muse that helped launch the entire Lansdale family creative enterprise.
A fun and inspirational discussion that celebrates the benefits of hard work and early rejection to the sometimes tearful results of meeting your idol, the creativity and kindness of the the talented Lansdales shines through as Joe and Kasey share their stories and tips for leading a creative life.
SHOW NOTES
GUEST V.O.:
"Previously On..." Leah Brock
MUSIC:
"Hooray For Hollywood" Benny Goodman Orchestra
"Sorry Ain't Enough" Kasey Lansdale
"Living In The Moment" Kasey Lansdale
INTRO CLIP:
"Bubba Ho-Tep" (2002)
Bubba Ho-Tep 15th Anniversary with Don Coscarelli and Joe Lansdale
Elvis, JFK, an old folks' home and a soul-sucking mummy. For fifteen years, the Bruce Campbell starring BUBBA HO-TEP has only grown in popularity from cult favorite to horror classic. Join us as we put acclaimed author Joe Lansdale and PHANTASM director Don Coscarelli on the slab to discuss what went in to making this weird, wild, funny, scary and enduring indie darling.
National Podcast of Texas: Joe Lansdale Writes Like Everyone He Knows is Dead
Adventures in Videoland #225: Joe Lansdale
Ep. 113: Joe Lansdale and William Astore Ponder Trump's Victory
This week's episode of The Chauncey DeVega Show features two great guests. Author, writer extraordinaire, and friend of the podcast "Champion" Joe Lansdale stops by to share his thoughts on Donald Trump's winning the White House, if Trump's voters are stupid, ignorant, racist or all three, and updates us on Season Two of Hap and Leonard on SundanceTV. William Astore is the second guest on this week's episode of The Chauncey DeVega Show. He is a history professor and retired Air Force Lt. Colonel. Astore is also a contributor to TomDispatch, The Nation, Truthout, and PomfThe Huffington Post where he writes about military affairs and international relations.
In this week's episode of the podcast William and Chauncey talk about Donald Trump's "foreign policy", our shared love of Star Wars and science fiction, what it was like to be stationed at Cheyenne Mountain during the Cold War, and what real national security would look like in the United States. During this week's podcast Chauncey comes out of his media detox post-Trump period of reflection and mourning, reads a letter from someone who will be personally impacted by Trump's meanness and fascism, makes a public promise, and shares some wisdom from the political theorist and philosopher Sheldon Wolin. Chauncey also discovers a new favorite animal friend--the echidna.