Thursday, July 31, 2008
Just three more weeks of insanity
I have just two more conventions to do for this summer season. StormCon and GenCon. As soon as I am through these I will have time to get to work on Mark's Mysteries Season Two podcast.
Wish me luck.
Wish me luck.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
New Set Up
I am switching to recording with a Tower and updating software and equipment. So there is a break her. *sigh*
Having a series of conventions to deal with in the near future also has an effect. Susan is heading to San Diego Comic Con to sell art, then we have StormCon and GenCon. Three weeks in a row and we have to get the prep done for them all at once. At least I like my life, even when it is busy.
Having a series of conventions to deal with in the near future also has an effect. Susan is heading to San Diego Comic Con to sell art, then we have StormCon and GenCon. Three weeks in a row and we have to get the prep done for them all at once. At least I like my life, even when it is busy.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Slowly Working Onward
I really wish I could dig out more time to work on these podcasts. I have a lot of fun and I am working on more, really, I am.
Friday, May 30, 2008
MM00-11 The Screamer Part 2 is up
I know it has been way too long in showing up. *sigh* The best laid plans etc. etc. Anyway, it is here. Susan did some new artwork for this episode, and I rather like it.
I will, of course, be working on the next episode. So off to it.
I will, of course, be working on the next episode. So off to it.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
MM00-10 The Screamer Part 1

Here it is, April 1st and we have the 10th Mark's Mysteries Podcast.
This episode Jason hears a scream in his sleep that starts an adventure that covers two Podcasts. We get a tour of Spirit World travel and the information that there is more to the city than meets the eye.
I have started looking for Mysterious Minions to spread my podcast. There will be more information in the podcast and in the future. The image above is the final for the Tee Shirt. There will be a pre-order price on the webpage in the near future.
I'm looking forward to any comments you leave.
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Thursday, March 20, 2008
Ten is working and website updated.
I got the Mark's Mysteries website updated. Go take a look.
I have episode 10 in the "can", but since it is a 2 parter I want 11 done before I post 10. Actually the audio for 11 is done and it is off visiting with the Mark's Mysteries Orchestra....
So, we should have a new episode for you early next week!
I have episode 10 in the "can", but since it is a 2 parter I want 11 done before I post 10. Actually the audio for 11 is done and it is off visiting with the Mark's Mysteries Orchestra....
So, we should have a new episode for you early next week!
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Monday, March 17, 2008
MM00-09 A Chance Meeting

Pouring From the mind of Mark Ellis Harmon comes Mark's Mysteries episode 9. A Chance Meeting. Art for this episode was provided by Susan Van Camp and the sound work came from Greg Tribble. This episode is copyright 2008 Mark Ellis Harmon.
And here it is. We have Jason in a story where the Hag (Jerican) from episode 6 puts in an appearance along with Galan, who we have seen a few times before. Galan is showing his mercenary side again. This time he is with the hag. We also have some good coffee in this one! Enjoy. As always comments are welcome. Plus you can e-mail me at mark@marksmysteries if you want.
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MM-08 Mark's Mysteries Promo
Yes, it is there for you to use in your podcasts, blogs and web pages to help people hear about Mark's Mysteries.
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