Revolution Fan Podcast | audio podcast about the NBC TV Show "Revolution"

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Revolution season 1, episode 7, The Children’s Crusade. We follow up on some items from last week, we have Scientific Revolution, and we read and talk … Continue reading →

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Revolution season 1, episode 6, Sex and Drugs. We talk about Hurricane Sandy and how that affected us and Northeast US viewers. We also talk about … Continue reading →

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Revolution season 1, episode 5, Soul Train. We talk about a new Questions and Answers page, we have another installment of Scientific Revolution and read and … Continue reading →

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Revolution season 1, episode 4, The Plague Dogs. We introduce a segment called Scientific Revolution and read your feedback. We thanked Cooper from the Hugmented podcast … Continue reading →

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Revolution season 1, episode 3, No Quarter. We also talked about Stephen’s blog post about the screen shots from Grace’s computer, and shared a couple of … Continue reading →

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Revolution season 1, episode 2, Chained Heat. We also read and play feedback from our last episode. Topics we covered were: whether Charlie is annoying guns versus swords in this environment, and the Baltimore Act the excellent editing in this episode Rachel's situation with General Monroe the walking times over the distances between the Illinois cities are there 2 groups (Militia, Rebels) or 3 separate groups (Militia, Rebels and "device" owners) a discussion of Randall - named after Randall Flagg? the things on Grace's computer screen, including Rachel, Grace, and Randall's names Nora with the rebels and Miles with the Republic Maggie, and whether she's not exactly what we've seen technology that could work without electricity that we have not seen yet: steam engines, diesel engines, water wheels past and future episode names ("Chained Heat" "No Quarter" "Plague Dogs" and "Soul Train") We talked about Twitter feedback from Jeremy Krall, Marni Case, Trevor John. We played and talked about a voicemail from Audrey from Texas. We talked about the Revolution / Star Wars analogy. We talk about a Twitter conversation with Chris Chambers. We read and talked about an email from Bill Bailey, about whether Aaron will power Charlie's iPod or Maggie's iPhone. We read and talked about the comments from Nasty Butler and Kyle from our episode 2. We thanked GSM Revolution Podcast for plugging our podcast and site on their Pilot discussion episode. We thank those that have re-tweeted us on Podcast, including Maria Howell and many others. Starting next week we'll be recording on Tuesdays and will be able to publish our podcast earlier in the week. If you want to help us, when you shop at Amazon.com, start by clicking on our affiliate link. You will pay your normal amount but they will pay us a commission. Our YouTube channel is www.youtube.com/RevolutionFanPodcast. We will start to publish our entire episodes there, in case you prefer subscribing there. If you are not exactly sure what a podcast is, and how to consume podcast content in an easier way, please see our What is a podcast? page. We'd love your feedback. Please comment in the comment section below, or  email to revolutionfanpodcast@gmail.com You can also leave a voicemail at: (234) 738-3265 (234) REV-FAN5 Follow us on Twitter: @RevFanPodcast You can play the song using the play button at the top of the post, or right-click on the “Download” link to save it to your computer.

In this episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about the Revolution Pilot - season 1, episode 1. We are read feedback from our first episode. We read an email from Basilio Sidoti, a tweet from @RevolutionSciFi on Twitter whose Facebook fan site is Revolution (TV Series), and a comment from Captain Paco who saw our YouTube page from the fan site RevoutionTVShow.com. We'd love your feedback. Please comment in the comment section below, or  email to revolutionfanpodcast@gmail.com You can also leave a voicemail at: (234) 738-3265 (234) REV-FAN5 We talked about the #PoweredByThePeople contest where NBC premiered the Revolution Pilot in 10 citites, and the projectors were powered by people riding bicycles. We talked in depth about the pilot, including these topics: walking across the country the dangers of being in a city at the time of the blackout, and living in a city 15 years after the blackout whether Ben and Grace worked together before the blackout how Rachel knew about the possibility of a blackout Monroe returning to base without his ID Possibilities of Ben and Miles during the 15 years Possibilities of Monroe and Miles during the 15 years a discussion about Maggie the possibility of a republic census a discussion about Nate a discussion about Aaron how they acquired their new-looking clothes, alcohol, and candles Grace's attic door with lots of locks - maybe not the best way to keep something a secret what kind of communication did Grace use to chat with her compatriate whether any of the characters are, at this point, trustworthy the Sebastian "Bass" Monroe reveal as General Monroe that Shelley let us know about in episode 1 You can play the song using the play button at the top of the post, or right-click on the “Download” link to save it to your computer.

In this first episode of Revolution Fan Podcast, Tom, Jenn, Shelley and Stephen introduce themselves, and talk about what we know about the NBC show Revolution. We talk about the characters and actors, and what it would be like in a blackout that never ends. There is a good discussion of the title, "Revolution," and what it means. Here is the link to Revolution Extended Preview. There is a good discussion of the USB device, the power going out in a wave, and the airplane spinning and falling. Here is the link to the NBC page with the cast information. Shelley makes a great catch letting us know that David Lyons (General Monroe) was in the car with Miles Matheson when the power went out. Jenn, Shelley and Stephen talk about Charlie and whether her background suits her for her task. We also talk about what it would be like without electricity and batteries. The blackout Tom mentioned was the Northeast blackout of 2003, the 2nd most widespread blackout of all time. We will record a new episode of Revolution Fan Podcast after each new episode. Look for our next episode the week of September 17th. For information about the composition and recording of the Revolution Fan Podcast theme song, see Tom's other podcast, Making My Own Music, episode 10. We welcome your feedback. Please comment in the comment section below, or you can email to revolutionfanpodcast@gmail.com You can also leave a voicemail at: (234) 738-3265 (234) REV-FAN5 We may read your email or play your voicemail feedback on an upcoming episode. Subscription links: iTunes RSS feed (for blog readers) Stitcher Radio (search in the Stitcher app) Blackberry podcast directory (search in Blackberry podcast app) Zune podcast directory (search in Zune podcast app) My Yahoo! You can play the song using the play button at the top of the post, or right-click on the “Download” link to save it to your computer.

This is the theme song for Revolution Fan Podcast. It was composed by Tom Snively, one of the show's co-hosts. For more information about the composition and recording of it, please go to Making My Own Music, episode 10. We welcome your feedback. Please email your feedback to: feedback@revolutionfanpodcast.com You can also leave a voicemail at: (234) 738-3265 (234) REV-FAN5 We may read your email or play your voicemail feedback on an upcoming episode. You can play the song using the play button at the top of the post, or right-click on the “Download” link to save it to your computer.