Joe Hill and Sam Weller talk about the work and legacy of Ray Bradbury and how he’s influenced their own work. Sam Weller is an editor of Shadow Show: All-New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury, and Joe Hill is one of 26 contributors who wrote short works in celebration of Ray Bradbury.
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Comments [5]
Ray is the bomb. Keep up the good work, Sam and Joe!
leonard you are the best wish you a long and happy life the ray bradbury segment excellent i wondered did you ever interview him ive been lstening to the show even before you became the host love the show hope it stays forever and you keep hosting it tll the year 3000 i started listening when i was a teen ager now im in my 40s we are getting old lol
The EDM artist Deadmau5 recently released a song called "The Veldt" inspired by Ray Bradbury, it's a great work.
The Moby Dick writing story is told in one of the more worthy episodes of "Studio 360"
Fahrenheit 451 was the book that made me like reading books. I was in the fifth grade.
Until that time, I viewed reading as an irrelevant school chore with material about dusty times I didn’t care about.
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