Author: Dick Ebert

Good to be back with the ShatNation after the hiatus. I have not read the book, so I’m in Big D’s camp, and I have some concerns about how you are going to pull off this podcast without spoilers. After viewing episode 1, I wasn’t sure which God Mr. Wednesday...

Hi again, Reporting back for the new adventure 🙂 You were wondering how much book talk to incorporate in the podcast – in my opinion not much. Not that it should be ignored entirely, but I believe that at at this stage at least there isn’t much point in discussing...

Guys, you sound like a bunch of old dudes arguing on a porch or in a bar. There’s a funny scene in Leap Year (cause I know you love the rom coms) that is exactly like that. Format feedback – as an avid book-before-movie/TV person, I actually think this would...

Hey guys, Long time fan of the show, first time emailing. In regards in how to balance out comparing the book to the show and just sticking to reviewing the show; I think what could work is have a segment at the end without Big D (with all respect for...

Guys: For the format, how about you focus on the tv version of the show on the podcast, but have a companion page on your site breaking down the differences between the show and the book. You can keep spoilers to a minimum because you can tell them that spoilers...

Hey, I hear what you’re saying, y’all. The first episode would have been confusing to a virgin eye. But, guys, that’s the point. Shadow doesn’t believe in gods among us. He lives in the world we inhabit. He thinks that Wednesday is a con man. He is convinced that Mad...

Hi guys, I’ve not, as yet, listened to your opening American Gods episode, but… I’ve read the book a few times, as well as all of Neil Gaiman’s other work (Sandman will remain one of may favourite stories of all time), I have to say if this wasn’t an adaption...