The Chronic Rift is my podcast dealing with pop culture with an emphasis on science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comic art. We feature news, reviews, interviews, and discussion on various aspects of the genres. You can learn more about the show at http://www.chronicrift.com.

In this week's episode, we discuss the American network's fall genre offerings. From The Vampire Diaries to The Prisoner to Flash Forward, we've got it covered with our thoughts on each new show and the results of our online poll of what people are most looking forward to.

You can hear the show on our website - http://www.chronicrift.com - or by linking here - http://thechronicrift.podomatic.com/...09_27_59-07_00

Tis a good show.... go know... before they come and get you!!!!

No offense master drewshi, but it was pretty hard to find the right rss feed for downloading the actual podcast...

But the great Billy F's recommendation is enough for me!

Lo siento. Here's the feed link - http://thechronicrift.podOmatic.com/rss2.xml - at least that's the one I use to impress the ladies.

I found it... eventually...

It's an all new episode of The Chronic Rift. In our Review episode we take a look at the Rifftrax live event, the Galileo and Star Trek exhibits at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, the Galaxy Rangers DVD sets, and a bunch of baseball blogs in addition to the usual reviews. Plus, Orenthal referees a grudge match between G.I. Joe and the Transformers.

The Chronic Rift: In Review - More Than Meets the Eye

Can you recommend a particular show as a good place to start?
The early episodes seem to be mostly aimed at your original tv audience...

You're right about that and we were feeling our way when it came to format and substance. What I would suggest is starting with our "Summer of the Rift" episodes. You might not be inclined to listen to the "Music of the Rift" (5/22) episode or our "Technology in the Classroom" (5/31) one, but if you started at my interview with author "Joseph D'Lacey" (6/7) and went from there, you'd be doing pretty well. You could then go back and cherry pick ones you might like to listen to based on topic.

Thanks much!

And on a happy note, we got a positive review from The Podcast Place.

My favorite quote, "...a very professional quality that is almost too good to be a podcast."