Fall of Autumn.com Zinester Podcasts

This episode features our good friend Mitchell Szczepanczyk of Chicago Media Action reading two pieces originally published on Flow TV about HDTV and the digital divide. Hosted by Aaron Cynic, music by Anti-Flag.

New year, new format! This week's podcast is the first with our new format. Aaron Cynic introduces the format and reads from a zine called I, Objector. Music by Ultracool.

Our first zinester podcast of 2008! This week's podcast features Jeff Disler, author of Time All At Once, Pink Port Please, and a few other zines reading a piece called "Lock." Jeff also composed all of the background music.

This week's podcast features a split reading from two different nights at the Around The Coyote Winter Arts Festival. First up we have Amy Krause Rosenthal, author of An Ordinary Life and host of Chicago Public Radio's "Writer's Block Party." Secondly, we have Jonathan Messinger of ThisIsGrand and author of the upcoming book Hiding Out. Unfortunately, Jonathan's reading got cut off before the end, but you'll be able to read the rest of the story in October, when the book is released.

Fall of Autumn presents another installment of our Live at Around the Coyote Podcast Series. This time we feature Josh Dumas of Tense forms, reading a story about a woman named Jessica.

Fall of Autumn presents Pups of Black Carrot zine reading "A Message to my Hardcore Fans" and "35th Street Bakery".

Fall of Autumn presents Jeb Gleason-Allured recorded live at the Around The Coyote 2007 Winter Arts Festival.

Fall of Autumn presents Billy Roberts of Proof I Exist, telling us a story about his adventures in France with a brand new friend. Recorded live at the Around The Coyote 2007 Winter Arts Festival.

Fall of Autumn presents Andrew Mall of Living Proof zine, reading a piece called "I Belive."

Fall of Autumn presents Emerson Dameron reading to us about flags, World War II, nazi's, and his love for Hogan's Heroes. Recorded live at Chicago's Around The Coyote 2007 Winter Arts Festival.

Fall of Autumn presents Brent Kado of AvantChicago, reading Malachi Ritscher's Mission Statement. Malachi Ritscher committed self-immolation on the side of the Kennedy Expressway during morning rush hour on Friday November 3, 2006, as a protest against the Iraq war.

Fall of Autumn presents Al Burian, editor of Burn Collector zine and Things Are Meaning Less, recorded live at Dulcenea as part of the Around The Coyote Winter Arts Festival readings we hosted.

Fall of Autumn presents a very special podcast, recorded live at Dulcenea as part of the Around The Coyote Winter Arts Festival.

Fall of Autumn presents a very special podcast, recorded live at Dulcenea as part of the Around The Coyote Winter Arts Festival.

Fall of Autumn presents Pups (formally Puppy Dave), editor of Black Carrot zine, reading a piece called "Man To Man." Pups vents his frustration over "straight acting" in queer personal ads, calling for everyone to just act like themselves.