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Apr 18, 2010 36 min

GOWM Episode 1 - Interview with Michell Plested - Part 1

from Geek Out! with Mainframe Hosted by Richard aka "Mainframe"

Episode 1 is the first half of my interview with Michell Plested. Mike is the author and podcaster of the comedy sci-fi adventure "GalaxyBillies". He also produces the "Get Published" podcast. You can find all things Michell Pleasted: Web site: http://www.michellplested.com/ or http://www.irreverentmuse.com/ Email: author at michellplested dot com Podcast: podcast at michellplested dot com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michell.plested Twitter: @mplested Voicemail line: 206.203.2031 Facebook Fan Pages and Groups: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=372503069110&ref=ts http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michell-Plesteds-GalaxyBillies/406961900026?ref=ts Thanks to the following for bumpers featured in this podcast: Nomad Scry - http://www.brainwyrms.com/ Thomas Reed - http://thomasjreed.blogspot.com/ J.R. Murdock - http://jrmurdock.com/ Wired Pig - http://twitter.com/WiredPig & http://blog.wiredpig.us/ Arlene Radasky - http://www.radasky.com/ The Computer King - http://savethevillain.com/ Doc Coleman - http://www.niftytechblog.com/ I can be found and contacted at: Web Site: http://gowmainframe.blogspot.com/ Twitter: @mainframe (or @gowmainframe for tweets just about the podcast) Email: gowmainframe at gmail dot com Voice Mail: 206-350-0528

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