Saturday, November 12, 2005

Direct Links to all CLMW Episodes

  • Episode 53: Chris, Interrupted

  • Episode 52: The Exhibit

  • Episode 51: Bait Factory

  • Episode 50: Gift Horse

  • Episode 49: Target Practice

  • Episode 48: The Lesson

  • Episode 47: Master of the House

  • Episode 46: The Hole

  • Episode 45: Your Mistake

  • Episode 44: Caught in the Act

  • Episode 43: Breaking In

  • Episode 42: Tenet of Belief

  • Episode 41: The Whispering Wind

  • Episode 40: Windows

  • Episode 39: N.L.E.

  • Episode 38: Garbage Day

  • Episode 37: Sedation

  • Episode 36: Bowl Full, Conclusion

  • Episode 35: Bowl Full, Part 1

  • Episode 34: The Spot

  • Episode 33: Gertie's Family

  • Episode 32: The Man Who Loved Children

  • Episode 31: The Moonlight Circus

  • Episode 30: Like Ed

  • Episode 29: Margaret

  • Episode 28: Seance

  • Episode 27: The Good Wife

  • Episode 26: Taint

  • Episode 25: Author Q & A

  • Episode 24: Companion, Part 2

  • Episode 23: Companion, Part 1

  • Episode 22: Veneer

  • Episode 21: Love in a Mortuary

  • Episode 20: The Giver

  • Episode 19: american underbelly

  • Episode 18: Every Brother's Fear

  • Episode 17: The Feline Connection

  • Episode 16: Casey's Sacrifice- part 4

  • Episode 15: Casey's Sacrifice- part 3

  • Episode 14: Casey's Sacrifice- part 2

  • Episode 13: Casey's Sacrifice- part 1

  • Episode 12: Fish Story

  • Episode 11: From the Journal of Dr. Preston Chattsworth

  • Episode 10: The Dark Journey of Will Wright

  • Episode 9: The Physicist

  • Episode 8: The Lucky Couple

  • Episode 7: Like Dolls on String

  • Episode 6: The Power of Will and Steam

  • Episode 5: The Watchbird

  • Episode 4: Wedding Vows

  • Episode 3: The Typewriter

  • Episode 2: Bradley's Lover

  • Episode 1: Work Ethic

    • posted by rlburt at 4:06 PM

    2 Comments:

    Anonymous ricci said...

    i love your podcasts, keep them coming.

    9:14 PM, April 21, 2011  
    Anonymous Raymond Howard said...

    Just very good stuff.
    Higher quality short fiction than most famous authors - about a .5OO batting average.
    I'd really like to hear more of the framework for the story, "The Midnight Circus".
    It was very, very good - and I'm not a fan or gory fiction.
    More about that circus and the threat to the world which the tumor balls pose would be much appreciated.

    5:48 PM, May 19, 2012  

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