The link to this the last episode of season 1 of the Drew Carson show featuring an interview with published author Chris Fox.
http://www.podcastgarden.com/episode/chris-fox-interview_62367
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With season 1 of the Drew Carson show coming to an end on Friday its time to give you, the listeners, a chance to have your voice heard about what changes or improvements you would like to see/hear on the show in season 2. Fill out the form at this link to have your say on the show's direction going forward. Thank you!
On this, the last episode of season 1, of the Drew Carson Show we welcome the writer of 5,000 words an hour, No Such Thing As Werewolves, No Mere Zombie, The First Ark and Project Solaris to the virual studio to discuss his successful career thus far as an author, writing tips for new writers and the self publishing process for which your host is about to embark on in the near future for the second time. This is an episode you do not want to miss if you are interested in pursuing a career as a writer or are a fan of horror fiction. You can find Chris at:
This week we welcome comic book creator, BHP Comics head honcho and the man behind the ever successful Glasgow Comic-Con, Sha Nazir. We chat about what it takes to run a successful con, creating comics and so much more. This is a fun relaxed chat about not only the Scottish comics industry but the industry worldwide. So give this episode a download and who knows maybe some year this little podcast will do an episode from Glasgow Comic-Con itself, I can but dream haha.

So with season 1 of the Drew Carson Show coming to an end in the coming weeks, Oct 30th being last show of the season, I have been thinking back over the show's humble origins and how it has grown. I have many friends telling me I'm crazy to have a 2 month Hiatus from the show while it is drawing the strong numbers that it is at the present but I feel the show needs to constantly adapt and change as do I. For that to happen I need to book my guests further in advance than I have in the past. I have been so blessed to have had the success with the calibre of guests that have said yes to the mad Scotsman asking them on social media to appear on a podcast they have not heard of but I need to adapt that also and approach potential guests through agents and publicists also.