"Lost" Podcast Roundup

Here's an update on some recent podcasts you should check out. And some info on upcoming podcasts.

• The Hyrdacooler is still recording regularly. They are filling time during the hiatus re-watching and analyzing Lost starting in Season 1. They just recorded an episode discussing Walkabout. Make sure to check out their page on TalkShoe for upcoming episode info and the show's archive. Here's the episode:
  
  
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• The GSPN Lost Podcast recently interviewed Bonnie Covel of lost.about.com which is definitely worth a listen. Bonnie is extremley knowledgeable about the show and covering Lost is her day job.
  
  
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• Clay and Chris of The Dharma Dummies do a character analysis of John Locke which should be a good listen for any fans of Locke. These are the same guys who bring their grandmothers on to the podcast occasionally, which I love.
  
  
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• As for upcoming shows, The Lost Flashbacks is changing nights from Monday back to Thursday (or that's what it seems like for now.) They are all set to record a new show tonight, live on TalkShoe at 9pm EST. Be sure to join.
  
  
• The Transmission is preparing to record a podcast reviewing Season 4. They are looking for people to call in and discuss the season. Check it out.
  
  
• The Lost Community Book Club has released their summer and fall reading list. All you book worms will love this. And it will give you a chance to geek out about both Lost and your reading habits. View the list then tune into their podcasts.

The Lost Community: Theories Discussion With Room 23 Folk

This week The Lost Community guys (Steve & David) are joined by new podcasters (whose names I forget) of The Room 23 Podcast, which I recently posted about. What ensuses is a great theories discussion that will help you pass through the final week of Lost-Hiatusness.

Via The Lost Community

Stephen King's "Carrie" compared to "Lost"

The Lost Community Book Club is back, while The Lost Community Podcast takes hiatus. This week they've reviewed and compared Stephen King's Carrie to Lost. In addition to discussing the Stephen King novel, David chats with another author, Anne Dawson. Anne is the author of Lost Mind Games, who I posted an interview with from The Cranky Fanatic Podcast's Lost Jeopardy edition. This is a great interview with Anne and I must say I'm now tempted to actually go out and but this thing... or order it online since apparently it's only available on Amazon at the moment (Barnes & Noble and Borders get with the times!)

If you aren't planning on reading the book, but are curious as to the significance of Carrie and how it ties into Lost, then you may find this podcast beneficial. Given the role the book played in the Season 3 opener, A Tale Of Two Cities, there may be a lot to draw from Carrie and how it could relate to Juliet (and Walt?) David and Melissa (the podcast hosts) also discuss the TV and film versions of Carrie.

Via The Lost Community Book Club
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