by joshuarivers | Jan 31, 2017 | Interviews, Legacy, Podcast, Season 10
Search for: Recent Posts 24: Legacy Season 1 Review and the Future of 24 24: Legacy Season 1 Episode 12 – Finale Review 24: Legacy Season 1 Episode 11 Review 24: Legacy Season 1 Episode 10 Review 24: Legacy Season 1 Episode 9 Review Archives Archives Select...
by joshuarivers | Sep 12, 2016 | Books, Interviews, Podcast, Uncategorized
Today, we have author Dayton Ward with us to discuss the recent 24 novel, 24: Trial By Fire. Before becoming a full-time author, Dayton was a marine and a computer programmer. He is a huge fan of Star Trek and has written several books in that world. He is has also...
by joshuarivers | Nov 24, 2015 | Books, Interviews, Podcast, Uncategorized
David Mack is with us to share about his new novel, 24: Rogue. He has been writing for most of his life, starting by scribbling fiction, eventually taking a screenwriting course. His first professional writing was in television with Star Trek Deep Space 9 and Star...
by joshuarivers | Oct 27, 2014 | Books, Interviews, Uncategorized
Josh had the privilege of reaching out to James Swallow, author of the 24 novel, 24: Deadline. In the interview, he shares how he started watching 24, his attempt at writing for 24 before, and how the opportunity opened up for this book. He also shares a lot of his...
by joshuarivers | Dec 15, 2013 | Favorite Moments, Interviews, Season 9, Series Overview, Uncategorized
Hello all of you 24 junkies.. My name is Joel and I am the official blog writer for the 24 Podcast.. I, again, want to thank Mr. James Morrison on last week’s interview on his experience with 24. Hopefully I will be able to secure interviews with other past and...
by joshuarivers | Dec 8, 2013 | Characters, Interviews, Uncategorized
Hello all of you 24 fanatics It’s Joel Wood again with Issue #4 of the Official 24 Podcast Blog. This week, my plan was to dedicate a whole column to the Sentox Nerve Gas Conspiracy from Season’s 4 through 7. I still will do that Column but this week I...
