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The Saucy SpinThe Realm Podcast Hosted By J.V Hilliard Live From Pittsburgh PennsylvaniaAuthor Nathan Ogloff
2024-03-1428 minThe Saucy SpinThe Realm Podcast Hosted By J.V Hilliard Live From Pittsburgh PennsylvaniaAuthor Nathan Ogloff
2024-03-1428 min
The Fantastic Books Podcast: Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book ReviewsThe Sapien Empire: Chapters 23-27 with NathanThe grand finale of The Sapien Empire is here and Jarim and Shindo have their work cut out for them. They have challenges internally with some Rustraisers, they have to wrangle Tersona in with her wayward cattle ranch plans, and they have to confront Engine. Listen along to see how much Shindo and Jarim have accomplished in their 13 years as leaders of the Domain and what is in store for them in book two.
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2024-02-221h 00The Fantastic Books Podcast: Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book ReviewsThe Sapien Empire: Chapters 19-22 with NathanThe stakes are ever higher for the Domain as they face internal and external threats. Tersona begins to undermine the power of Shindo and Jarim by setting up her own secret ranch and making deals with the Rustraisers. Engine rallies his Rustraisers to attack the offgridders and the new outposts. The offgridders lose faith in the Domain, while Jarim loses faith in herself after the death of one of her highest Captains.
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2024-02-151h 01The Fantastic Books Podcast: Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book ReviewsThe Sapien Empire: Chapters 16-18 with NathanThe Domain continues to grow as Shindo and Jarim make more and more improvements to their society. Offgridders have started to arrive at the edges, hoping to escape the Interior and gain admittance to the Domain. Jarim thinks they present a problem, but as always, Shindo challenges the norm and sees these newcomers as a potential. Unfortunatley for Jarim and Shindo, they attract the wrath of Engine and the Rustraisers, who are planning an attack on the ever-expanding Domain.
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2024-02-081h 03The Fantastic Books Podcast: Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book ReviewsThe Sapien Empire: Chapters 11-15 with NathanThe tables for civilization are turning even further as Jarim and Shindo decide to take matters into their own hands. In the Archive, they utilize The Crown, an artifact from the Forelapse, to bolster their search. Rarher than bring them to Krez, it inspires Jarim to make a bid for the title of Arch Lord-Chief. With Shindo's help, they escape the Archive in a monstrous creation and confront Vik.
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2024-02-011h 07
Audio Signals PodcastBook | Unraveling 'The Sapien Empire': A Deep Dive into Nathan Peter Ogloff's Post-Apocalyptic World Building | Audio Signals Podcast With Marco CiappelliGuests: Nathan Peter Ogloff, AuthorOn Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-ogloff-314ba411/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/UnusualAuthorOn Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/groups/1610460879486141/On TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@nathan_ogloffOn Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/nathan_ogloff/Website | https://www.nathanogloff.com/index.html_____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli_____________________________This Episode’s Spo...
2024-01-2738 minThe Fantastic Books Podcast: Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book ReviewsThe Sapien Empire: Chapters 6-10 with NathanThe stakes absolutely change in these chapters! Shindo works hard under Vibrun's orders to create a walking tank...except what he creates is a whole new situation for the Wolves' Den. After tragedy strikes, he teams up with Jarim to defeat Vibrun and throw the Domain into chaos. The tow then seek refuge in a place Shindo never thought possible.
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2024-01-251h 05The Fantastic Books Podcast: Fantasy and Sci-Fi Book ReviewsThe Sapien Empire: Chapters 1-5 with NathanWe take our first dive into Nathan Ogloff's post-apocalyptic world following the downfall of civilization in the All Silence. Shindo, a talented inventor called the Machinewright, lives in this world at the mercy of Arch Lordchief Vibrun Magrite. Shindo has been tasked with creating horrific war machines, but has other, kinder plans up his sleeves. Meanwhile, Arch Lordchief Vibrun is struggling to keep the Domain under his firm control. We discuss the first five chapters with the author himself and get great insight on character development, book inspiration, and parallels between fiction books and history.
2024-01-181h 08
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2024-01-1642 min
Keep Hope Alive PodcastThe Sapien Empire with Nathan OgloffSend us a textNathan was born in New Westminster, British Columbia and has had a fascination with story ever since he wrote a couple of pages to a time-travel book when he was in third-grade. He believes we live in an interesting time that seems to be on the knife's edge between a spectacular future or an abysmal landscape of decay. Through his stories that force us to take a deeper look at ourselves, he aims to foster a world of mutual understanding. Although not the most qualified gu...
2023-11-2631 min
Story In MindNathan OgloffTalking with Nathan about his post-apocalyptic epic Sapien Empire. Ambience—the Old Crow Coffee Co.
2023-11-0458 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwaySEASON 1 FINALEThis little epilogue comes as a sudden shock (I know!) and ties everything up. In the episode, I'll be telling you some of my thoughts for Season 2 (and the larger direction the podcast will be taking) as well as what I've been up to for the past couple of weeks.
2022-07-2003 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E26 : The Death GuardWarrior plants unleashing hell! That's what we have with this book, the only novel from Philip George Chadwick, a pupil of the great HG Wells (who openly admired this book). For the longest time, it was rumored to not even exist (a first for this podcast). Well lucky for us it does, and you'll get to hear all about the carnage these plant soldiers unleash upon Britain. I also make mention of the innumerable query letters I've been sending out as well as my latest fitness progress.
2022-06-2214 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E25 : Wild HarbourConsidered a British sci-fi classic, although not really British and not really sci-fi, this apocalyptic tale of a married couple living off the grid while society collapses around them has much more in common with books like Hatchet. Written with a surprisingly strong contemporary voice, it aptly captures the sense of community found in later post-apocalyptic works. I also talk about the numerous query letters I've sent out thanks to the abundant free time I now have. Oh, have I also told you that I love playing drums?!
2022-06-0815 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E24 : Nightmare Number 3Short and sweet this week but still packing the usual punch. I not only talk about a poem where technology goes haywire and wreaks havoc upon humanity, but I also read it out loud in my gravelly voice. I also talk about what I'm currently reading, why it's helpful, as well as recent video game distractions in my life.
2022-05-2710 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E23 : The Black FlameA race of immortals wants to conquer what remains of humanity after a plague kills most of us off. This story involves a guy getting executed, then waking up 1000 years later! (Not a very effective execution if you ask me). It also mentions an atom bomb before the atom bomb was invented. We got mind-birds, pain-guns, and species getting killed off with this one folks! As usual, I start the episode off by talking a little bit about myself (This time around it's a query letter I sent out and some of the new listeners I have).
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2022-05-1114 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E22 : Guest Author Interview - Robyn VanDerSysHailing all the way from South Dakota, fellow post-apocalyptic author Robyn VanDerSys stops by for a chat. She is the author of 75 miles, 100 miles, and Black Hills Fall. Pay attention to that last one because I play a bad-ass marine in it! We talk about what inspires us, what we both like about this genre, what makes good post-apocalyptic, as well as our experiences with traditional and self-publishing. Spoiler! I happened to have picked someone who grew up right across the border from where I live.
2022-04-2744 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E21 : QuinzinzinziliTry saying that 5 times fast. I talk about a story with an adult and 10 surviving children after the rest of humanity is wiped out by a super-weapon during another World War. It has its Lord of the Flies vibe, but at the end of the world. I also mention my exciting next steps at getting my novel out the door as well as rant on about why epic stories appeal to me and have a broader appeal to the public at large.
2022-04-1315 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E20 : The Shape of Things to ComeMy first time talking about a book by the man, the legend himself, HG Wells. See what the future could have withheld as we chronicle an (at least now) alternative history of the world from 1933 to 2106. Influential in its own right, this story would have an impact on later sci-fi writers such as Asimov and Heinlein. Oh, and I also finished my book. Come and hear why it felt like a night of hard drinking.
2022-03-3019 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E19 : Tomorrow's YesterdayAfter much swearing, despair, and crying I buttoned up the first critical scenes of my novel. Oh and also, the book is about cats, time-traveling cat-people from 3,000,000 years in the future. Stick around until the end for a bonus - an excerpt from the final draft of The Sapien Empire (my debut novel).
2022-03-1612 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E18 : War of the GiantsGiant fucking ship-sized tanks! Now that I have your attention, come for an apocalyptic battle written during a time where people thought a 2nd world war would obliterate us all, or at least send us down the path to annihilation. I also talk about the road to completing my book (I'm on the 5th and final draft) and my increasing proficiency at playing drums.
2022-03-0215 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E17 : AutomataThis book was well ahead of its time with machines becoming smarter then eventually gaining dominance over man. Another apocalyptic more than post-apocalyptic, it nonetheless still talks about a future where humanity is no more. I also talk about my recent social media growth and the progress I'm making in the final stretches of my debut novel.
2022-02-1615 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E16 : Deluge and DawnI start off with a brief dive into why I love listening to heavy metal while constructing with lego, then I get into the books. That's right, it's a two-for-one deal this week. An influential and impacting book from the silver age of sci-fi (there it is, proof that post-apocalyptic can also be sci-fi) that depicts a massive flood that turns society upside down. Want another reason to listen? Just like Mad-Max: Fury Road, these books depict women who don't need a man to come and save them!
2022-02-0926 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E15 : The Metal GiantsTried a saltier voice with this one. Also, the first story I've actually read and maybe, just maybe, I'm making history by being the first person to make a summary of it. It's got everything - dangerous AI, a scientist out of control, and giant robots fighting each other. I also start off with a personal excerpt of why I write and what inspires me.
2022-02-0216 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E14 : The Moon MenWell, actually a trilogy called the moon trilogy (The Moon Men being the 2nd book), we dive into a spiritual successor to John Carter and even a bit of Ayn Rand (but coming before her). I talk about how the world-building displayed here was pivotal for stories yet to come as well as the fact that it's a long way to the top if you wanna rock'n'roll (the arduous journey of marketing).
2022-01-1917 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E13 : Theodore SavageCome hear a pivotal story from the Radium Age of sci-fi (Yes! A real term I had never heard of until I researched this episode). Heavily based upon the first-hand experiences the author had as a nurse during World War I, she envisioned a world yet again plunged into, and ultimately destroyed by, another World War. Also, I got an electronic drum set!
2022-01-1217 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E12 : The Lost ContinentA rough and dirty episode for a brand new year. It's a book about two continents, (if you think of the Americas as one continent and Africa and Eurasia as Afrasia) where one is well developed and civilized and the other is savage and ravaged. I also have a side discussion, with myself, about how Lord of the Rings, in a sense, can be considered post-apocalyptic.
2022-01-0515 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E11 : Darkness and DawnIt's a three-for-one special with this episode. Is it wrong for an author to put himself in the book? Well apparently not, as I've seen multiple times! I rant more about how my life for the past couple of weeks has been writing, Lego, and LOTRO. Oh, and the book, where two people awake from a sleep of 1500 years to find a ruined earth and a large gash in the crust. Where did that good chunk go? Why it's up in the sky as earth's 2nd moon. Last episode before the holidays. Merry Christmas everyone!
2021-12-2219 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E10 : Goslings: A World of WomenOur first gender-targeted plague story, but don't worry fellas, there is no actual gender-specific disease out there (at least that we know of). In this, episode, we find out how sisters would be doing it for themselves if men suddenly disappeared (effing men!). Oh, and I talk about my accomplishments at the gym!
2021-12-1516 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E09 : The Night LandI talk about my lack of a life (at least for now), as well as The Last Redoubt - a large, 7-mile high pyramidal structure that exists on an Earth shrouded in darkness after the Sun has gone out. It's got large Lovecraftian creatures, abnormal humans, and people with psychic powers. Sounds like a personal favourite of mine, even though I haven't read it (Again! I know).
2021-12-0815 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E08 : The Scarlet PlagueMore death by a plague. Coronavirus jokes aside, these types of post-apoc events will keep coming up, because there are only so many ways humanity can die. Oh, and I also start the episode off with the wonders of acupuncture and the question: "Is lego a distraction?"
2021-12-0113 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E07 : Lord of the WorldSide tangents abound in my longest episode yet. It is apocalyptic, not post-apocalyptic, but influential on the genre nonetheless. I talk about hell coming to earth and the reign of the antichrist (queue heavy metal music). I also talk about my heavy metal song of the week idea, and how going to the gym can come with perils.
2021-11-2420 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E06 : The Purple CloudWhat's that breathing in the background? Is it zombies or just a podcast host not holding the mic properly? Either way, you'll be hearing about a book that influenced zombie movies if you give this episode a listen. I also talk about the incredibly slow progress I constantly make and maybe I don't give a Latin-American novel its due credit?
2021-11-1716 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E05 : After LondonNow available on 8 platforms! I rant about the new equipment and editing tips I got, as well as how proud I am of cleaning something electrical. Oh, and yes, I talk about the book. While not quite a predecessor to 28 days later, it did nonetheless have some compelling parts that many of us can relate to today.
2021-11-1015 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E04 : The Book of MachinesThe Book of Machines. Now there's a name! I talk about a pivotal moment in literature that discussed the possible rise, and subsequent dangers, machine intelligence could impose upon us all. Oh, and I make mention of how when you've been writing post-apocalyptic as long as I have, you tend to develop a dark sense of humor.
2021-11-0316 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E03 : The Last ManA plague in the 21st century? That would never happen! Well, apparently Mary Shelley thought it would, and that it would wipe out humanity. I talk about one of her not-so-well received books as well as my take on traditional publishing.
As mentioned, here is a link to the Apocalist Book Club podcast: https://apocalistbookclub.libsyn.com/
2021-10-2717 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E02 : Le Dernier HommeAirships, a King of Europe, and a multi-cultural Brazil (14 years before it gained its independence). This book has some wild adventures. This week we talk about an early 19th century French novel, considered to be a seminal example of the dying earth genre, with some subtle influences on Children of Men and Interstellar. I also talk about how LSD and mushrooms may or may not have had an effect on my writing.
2021-10-2015 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E01 : Theologus AutodidactusNo, the author didn't give the book this title, that's its western name. In this episode, not only do I tell you what the author called it, I make mention of some of the firsts this novel managed to accomplish. Along the way, I tell you a little bit about my hobbies and read an excerpt from my novel.
Heavy Metal / Hard Rock Spotify playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3EGUIFi2xWWUlc2MnDQCPh?si=35f96d668aae4ed5
2021-10-1314 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayS01 E00 : Enter the HighwayIn this episode, I'll be giving you a brief rundown of what to expect from the podcast, as well as who I am and why I love doing what I do.
2021-10-0608 min
Tales from the Desolate HighwayTales from the Desolate Highway trailerGet ready for my look into the history of post-apocalyptic literature.
2021-10-0400 min
The Unconventional AuthorJonas SaulReeled me in a big one with this guy. Jonas has spoken at multiple writer's conferences and his books have sold over 3 million copies worldwide. He sometimes outranks Stephen King and Dean Koontz in the top 100 most popular authors list. Two of his book series have been optioned off for Film and TV. In this episode, we talk about the benefits of having an author-wife, staying true to yourself, burying doubt six feet under, and how every author should aspire to get to Paul Sheldon's level (not that any of us want our legs broken).
2021-06-161h 15
The Unconventional AuthorJackson FordAuthor of eclectic titles like "The girl that could move shit with her mind" and "Random shit flying through the air", he joins me to talk about what 'optioning' is, a side discussion about video games, as well as our mutual love for profanity. Jackson worked for over 10 years as an editor and writer in the field of journalism before transitioning into creative writing. He is currently the author of over 10 books including the Frost Files and Outer Earth series. The former has been picked up for TV by CBS/Secret Hideout.
2021-06-151h 08
The Unconventional AuthorGenevieve MorrisseyAuthor of Antlands and Annasland (pronounced "Anna's land"), a post-apocalyptic series set over a thousand years in the future, she joins me to talk about the benefits of being married to a scientist, our different experiences with being vaccinated, and why I will probably be the undefeated champion of my segment - Bad Writing Advise. Post- Apocalyptic is something we both have in common and I was glad to have her on, as well as give a brief synopsis of my novel and why this genre has so much relevance to the current state of the world.
2021-06-1359 min
The Unconventional AuthorDEAD AUTHORS : Oscar WildeHe is the king of wit and known best for his interesting quips. Some would say he went too early but as I personally learned he felt like it was better to go out at the height of your career than to steadily decline. We talk about how times have changed for the better for people like him, this wonderful thing called the internet, and how maybe keeping a grudge gives you that edge that makes your writing more powerful.
2021-06-0446 min
The Unconventional AuthorJoseph PicardWith a name like this, you know he was born to write sci-fi. Author of the Lifehack and Rubberman series, he joins me this episode to talk about badly animated movies, video game mods, the latest season of Castlevania, and - somewhere along the way - interesting costume choices.
2021-05-261h 44
The Unconventional AuthorDEAD AUTHORS : Agatha ChristieShe is the Queen of Crime and Queen of Mystery. Her novels have sold more than 2 billion copies, making her a Guinness World Record holder. More than deserving of the title "best-selling fiction author", she descends from the afterlife to make a visit and talk with me.
2021-04-1147 min
The Unconventional AuthorCONSTRUCTION STORIES : Corrupted by dark forcesI start off with a general rant. Then I dive into some twisted stories. Finally I end with a question, can even the nicest and most resilient person fight off the evil forces of gong-show sites?
2021-03-2014 min
The Unconventional AuthorCONSTRUCTION STORIES : Just a big softyApparently people have more sex on construction sites than I was made aware of. Oh, and I also talk about a guy from one of my earlier sites
2021-03-0511 min
The Unconventional AuthorDEAD AUTHORS : Mary ShelleyThe author of Frankenstein itself, and a feminist well ahead of her time, comes back from the grave to talk with little 'ol humble me.
2021-03-0326 min
The Unconventional AuthorJames Alan GardnerJames is an award-winning writer, editor and teacher of science fiction and fantasy. He's published nine novels as well as a host of short stories in leading Science Fiction & Fantasy outlets. His website, https://jamesalangardner.wordpress.com/, is the home of his blog, editing services, bibliography, as well as some whole-hearted writing advice.
When he's not writing, he likes to practice kung-fu, taking pictures of his rabbit, as well as the occasional singing, acting, and playing piano.
2021-02-261h 12
The Unconventional AuthorCONSTRUCTION STORIES : That time I almost impregnated a FlaggerSweet'n'short episode. I talk about a running joke at this one site, Where authors go when they die, and a little follow up from my last episode
2021-02-1310 min
The Unconventional AuthorCONSTRUCTION STORIES : The Mighty Little ThumperI talk about a personal incident that happened to me, some interesting observations from co-workers, and read a little children's story I wrote.
2021-01-2917 min
The Unconventional AuthorCONSTRUCTION STORIES : The tale of Hazard PayI talk about some pranks I pulled on people, unusual people I've met, as well as why my path in life led me through this exhilarating industry.
2021-01-1917 min
The Unconventional AuthorTJ LockwoodTJ Lockwood is the author of Violent Skies, the first in the Twelve Cities series, as well as one of the hosts of the Pondo's Playground podcast. She is also an avid artist as well as the author of several web comics, all of which can be viewed at https://tjlockwood.com. Her books are available for purchase from amazon.com as well as the small, independent press mechapandapublishing.com. You can also request her from any bookstore as they are, to quote, "kicking some major booty right now."
2021-01-0859 min
The Unconventional AuthorCONSTRUCTION STORIES : The Best Nickname everAs the year draws to an end I thought I'd share with you some stories from my time in Construction. The first of a series I'll be doing, these brief episodes tell the daytime stories that happened to me while I built my own story world in the evenings.
2021-01-0112 min
The Unconventional AuthorFirst Christmas EpisodeWishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Here's to hoping everyone has a better 2021!
2020-12-2523 min
The Unconventional AuthorChloe CockingChloe is an Urban fantasy author whose publications include Blood Rain(2017) and Fables, Fiction, and Fantasies(2018). Her blog, Dark Wine & Shallow Graves, can be found at https://chloecocking.com/, as well as two free short stories - Schiffman's Asthmador and 35 dead after riot in vegan strip club.
2020-12-081h 22
The Unconventional AuthorEitan OlevskyWent international with this episode! Currently residing in Lima, Eitan is the self-published author of The Stone Collector and El Gran Maestro (The Great Teacher). His books are available on Amazon for Kindle download as well as paper-back. He is also the owner of the production studio Firebox studios. For more information (the website is in Spanish only), visit www.firebox-studios.com.
2020-12-011h 27
The Unconventional AuthorSebastien De CastellSebastien is the author of over 10 fantasy novels and winner of such awards as the Centurion Best Novel and Book Nest Best Fantasy awards. His books have been published in 14 different languages and include such notable works as the Spellslinger series and the Greatcoats series.
You can find out more on his website: https://decastell.com/
2020-11-282h 05
The Unconventional AuthorPeter TupperA good buddy of mine joins me and imparts some valuable wisdom. Peter Tupper has written fiction and non-fiction, with his non-fiction appearing in Wired magazine, the Canadian Medical Association Journal, the Globe and Mail, Maisonneuve, the Utne Reader and www.TheTyee.ca. His fiction work includes the book - The Innocent's Progress and other stories - as well as a professional fiction sale to Circlet Press’ S/M Futures anthology.
His latest book - A Lover's Pinch : A cultural history of sadomasochism - can be found here:
https://historyofbdsm.com/
2020-11-262h 03