Mr. Sinistar Wrote:I think if we get someone willing to record themselves talking about about Tron and then give the voice clips to someone with the right software to edit it into a short show (this is where I can help out ), and then upload it on Tron-Sector as a podcast; it could really work, IMO.

NoExcuses Wrote:Me and Mr. Sinistar have been making little podcasts ourselves (none have been published yet), and we got to thinking where the Tron Radio project's development was at.

Hey - you guys holding out on us? You should upload what you've got and we can add it to the file archives. I'm sure there are people who'd enjoy listening to it and maybe contributing to a future one.

TronFAQ Wrote:Tron Radio isn't dead per se, but it has morphed into something else. Something that could potentially be even better. But I don't want to say any more, because I don't want to make promises on behalf of someone else.

Are you a part of this? It sounds interesting - you've got me curious now. I've got this mental image of a TRON-like glowing radio that has just "morphed" in to some kind of super I/O tower or something.

Compucore Wrote:But instead of being old episodes of fictional characters like Sherlock holmes or murder mysteries. Make it with tron character in the tron universe. Maybe use one of us to be used in the charcter voice overs for each character.

Ahh - a little TRON fiction theatre. That kind of reminds me of the old TRON read-along book I had with the cassette tape years ago. There were TRON sound effects while the narrator read the story. I wish I knew what ever happened to that thing.

TheReelTodd Wrote:Hey - you guys holding out on us? You should upload what you've got and we can add it to the file archives. I'm sure there are people who'd enjoy listening to it and maybe contributing to a future one.

We would, but it's not a Tron-based podcast. Although, one episode does feature a special guest interview with 'Steven Hamberger' talking about his latest movie, where Jeff Bridges is shrunken down to the size of a small piece of carrot, zapped inside Steven Hamberger's beard and filmed with tiny cameras operated by head lice for three hours.

Here's a website that you might have some interest in :

TalkShoe