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Have you ever wondered what Dragon Page “Cover to Cover” sounds like unedited and uncensored? Did you ever wonder where some of the in-jokes and unexplained fits of giggling originated?
Then you definitely want to watch us on the live feeds!
Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, typically starting around 2pm Pacific, you can watch as Michael R. Mennenga and Michael A. Stackpole record the content and interviews for two weeks worth of Cover to Cover, including any wackiness that goes on when the record button isn’t pushed.
The video streamed from the Draco Vista studio is live, uncensored, unexpurgated, and sometimes you never know what you might see and hear!
This will let you catch the show a few days before the fully produced version goes out on the podcast feed.
If you like what you’re seeing, be sure to check out two other fantastic FarPoint Media productions as they’re being recorded live!
Just drop in at 6pm Pacific on Wednesdays to listen to the live feed of the recording of The Babylon Podcast, or on Thursdays to listen to the live feed of the recording of Slice of SciFi (before it goes out on Sirius-XM Radio).
How to Watch!
That’s right… you can now watch a live video stream of the behind-the-scenes mayhem that goes into creating your biweekly Cover to Cover fix.
Tune into http://www.ustream.tv/channel/dragon-page-c2c!
Be Social!
Follow The Dragon Page on Twitter: @dragonpage
You can also join the discussions over at the Dragon Page “Cover to Cover” Forums
We have a Freenode IRC chatroom that can be used 24 / 7, but the most activity is on Wednesday and Thursday nights when recording is active.
Summer is usually monitoring the chatroom, but she’s not as chatty as the listeners, since she is otherwise occupied with being a co-host, and that means paying attention to what the other hosts and guests are saying!
Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #farpointmedia
All you need to do is point your favorite chat application (if it’s IRC compatible) to the server, and type in the command
/join #farpointmedia
after you’ve connected and chosen a nickname. If the system complains that you’ve chosen a nickname that’s already in use, choose a new one by typing in:
/nick newnickname
