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  • The Harbingers Review

    The Harbingers Review

    Going into this series — a Tribeca official selection from 2025 — after finding it on LinkedIn, I expected something like “The Prestige” book or movie. What I got was something far more nuanced, emotional and not a simple revenge story. Also no dead women. With season two starting in a couple of days, it’s…

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  • Supernatural Spy Novel from Serial Box

    The Witch (Spy) Who Came in from the Cold A play on the 1963 spy novel from John le Carré titled “The Spy Who Came in from the Cold,” this Serial Box original production includes magic and intrigue, yet somehow manages not to pique interest consistently and for long enough periods that any sort of…

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  • PodTales and Holidays 2019

    As I count down the days until PodTales, I wanted to write this informative post on what I’ll be doing before the event and the shows included in the PodTales edition of our Eight Year Anniversary Paperback. Hotel Information I’ll be staying at the Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill Hotel on Saturday, October 19th for PodTales.…

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  • Cryptids 1-3: Mysterious, Cryptic, and Satisfying

    To say the first three episodes of Cryptids are mysterious is an understatement. On first pass, they seem to follow a certain formula. There’s a beginning, middle and end on almost every level big and small. The first episode runs the gamut of emotional responses from sweetness to sadness and believable to cryptic. Episode one,…

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  • Greater Boston: Tales of One City

    The podcast, Greater Boston reflects the closeness of people in Boston, despite it being a large city. People tend to think of big cities like New York and Chicago as nobody knows anyone or cares about them as they pass them on the street. Greater Boston: Many Faces, Many Forms The opening credits of each episode…

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  • Rivers of the Mind: Season One

    Rivers of the Mind creator, Timothy Vilgiate knows how to rock a metaphor, but gets lost in the abstract more often than not. His main character, who he also voices, spends the bulk of his time in thoughts that are more confusing than the concept of love. Perhaps that’s the point, however. This story is…

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