The best of 2008 as determined by our listeners. What's on the money? What's so far off the mark? Take a moment to comment on the episode here and don't forget to rate it here.
The Chronic Rift is a podcast based on the popular New York City public access show of the 90's. Each week, we offer news, reviews, interviews, discussion, and commentary on all aspects of pop culture with a heavy emphasis on science fiction and fantasy.
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1 74: In Review - I Can't Count
2 73: Spotlight - Wadjet Eye Games
3 March 2010 Promo
4 72: Spotlight - Juliet Landau
5 67: Spotlight - Luke Romyn
6 49: Roundtable - Sherlock Holmes
7 50: In Review - Can You Tell Me How To Get
8 52: Roundtable - 80s Cartoons
9 53: Spotlight - Robert J. Sawyer
10 44: Spotlight - Shore Leave 2009, Part Two
1. 68: Spotlight - Luke Romyn
2. 50: Roundtable - Sherlock Holmes
3. 47: Spotlight - Paul Cornell
4. 67: In Review - What's in the Box?
5. 46: Roundtable - Zombies

It's an Honor to Be Nominated
Curse you podshock! I take this as a personal affront to the dignity of Pseudo-Canadians everywhere!
Okay, just kidding.
Congrats to Podshock, a show I've become a quick fan of. We lost, but at least we lost to a show the calibre of Doctor Who Podshock.
At least we didn't lose to that Chronic Rift show ... I couldn't handle that ...
Thanks again!
Co-Host of the Gamer's Haven Podcast
Thanks again
Thanks again for awarding our little podcast, Doctor Who: Podshock as Best Podcast in The Chronic Rift 2008 Roundtable Awards.
Cheers,
Louis
http://gallifreyanemabssy.org
Thank You!
So I'm listening to the podcast in my cubicle at work, and I get to the part where John Drew announces that the Chronic Rift has chosen "Decisions" as the winner of the audio play contest.
I had to control myself so I wouldn't jump up screaming. :-)
Thank you all.
(Oh, and the rest of the episode was good too.)
Michael A. Burstein
http://www.mabfan.com
Simple and to the Point
Not exactly what I was expecting from an awards show, but you managed to keep the content varied enough to make it interesting. I was impressed that staff managed not to win anything although it looks like Keith is already lobbying for the media tie-in crowd for next year's award in his blog here. Does he ever talk about anything else but himself?
Looking forward to the Ellen Datlow interview.