The Signal: Season 3, Episode 15

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Thursday 16th August 2007

Produced by Jill Arroway

0:00:00	Season 3 Opening Theme Standard version
0:01:28	Banter Part 1 of 2 Les and Kari introduce the show. Hosted by Kari Haley and Les Howard	view
0:01:49	Operation Sequel The Big Damn Special Edition Written by Jill Arroway; read by Miranda Thomas	view
0:05:26	Interview QMx, part 1 of 2 Music used is Autumn in AsheVille by Emerald Rose, from the Done the Impossible soundtrack album More information on the Ships Papers will be available on the QMx website on August 21st. They will be available for purchase on August 25th. For a sneak peek at the papers check out this article from SerenityStuff.com Hosted by Kari Haley and Les Howard	view
0:24:56	News from the 'Verse Adam Baldwin added to Dragon*Con guest list Serenity CE Cover Art QMx's Blue Sun Travel Posters and Ships Papers to go on sale August 21st and 25th Joss Whedon Talks to Amazon Joss interview with New York Post Jewel Staite interview with the Geek Beat Reaver Ship Ornament Researched by Kevin Bachelder; read by Kevin Bachelder	view
0:27:32	Promo: Podcast Pickle Reviews for Riches contest promo
0:28:16	Serenity Speculation The Academy Written by Carolyn Parkinson; read by Carolyn Parkinson	view
0:35:55	Interview QMx, part 2 of 2 Continued... Hosted by Kari Haley and Les Howard	view
0:55:37	Feedback Lowell - Conversion story (to lots of podcasts) Carl - Les in Badger's World Dave - Conversion story and art story (see picture below) Alex - Windows 2000 in Trash Music used is All That Has Come To Pass, by Floyd Salazar Read by Kevin Bachelder and Miranda Thomas; hosted by Kari Haley and Les Howard	view
1:03:27	Inside Serenity Boost Your Boat Written by Andy Gore; starring Carolyn Parkinson and Les Howard; featuring James Parkinson and Kari Haley	view
1:10:26	Banter Part 2 of 2 Les and Kari talk about Dragon*Con and the secret word The Geologic Podcast Hosted by Kari Haley and Les Howard	view
1:13:15	Closing Theme Original version