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Hi, I wish I could listen to Corey's classes in real time and participate in the discussions. The poscasts have been a Very Splendid and Worthwhile part of my long daily commute, but it's frustrating to have something to contribute and realize that the discussion took place months or years ago...

Just heard Lecture 4 of the course, where Corey comes to the same conclusion about the girl in the cafe. I bow to the master :-)

I've always considered the radio series to be the definitive source material; partly because it WAS first; partly because I remember it through the nostalgic haze of the summer before my last year of college; but mostly because radio seemed to be uniquely suited to telling the Guide's story. The...

<spoilers> I've been an avid Hitch-hiker's fan since I first heard the radio program in college during the summer of 1981, so it's hard to believe that I never connected the dots before now, but I just had an epiphany about the anonymous girl referred to in the first chapter. Remember, the...

I think Corey should narrate one :-)

I get most of mine from Audible.com; they're pretty good but don't have everything.

I usually have two threads going: physical books at home, and audiobooks for my long commute to/from DC. In the former, I just finished Artemis, the new novel by Andy Weir, and autographed by him at Politics and Prose last month. Industrial espionage story set in the first city on the moon in...

Hi! I'm new to the fora; hope this is the right place. I was listening to Dr. Olsen's podcast on Star Trek, the second part of which dealt with the time travel episode in the original series named "The City on the Edge of Forever." Little wonder that it's one of their best episodes, since it...