Introduce Yourself!

**LiamKerrington** · Oct 20th, 2012, 12:42 AM

Hi RhinoGunner,

nice to have you aboard.
A few weeks ago I spoke with a friend who was born in LA as well; but she did not know this podcast. I invited her to listen to WA, because I wanted to know what happens with your imagination, if you actually know the place where WA takes place. And you provide the answer. Awesome!
About your pet: I am so sorry; I grew up with cats and dogs ever since; and as of now I own a cat (Diva) and a Dog (Shushu). I know how it feels to loose one such a friend, and I also know how complicated it might be to become accustomed to a new fellow. Things will fall into place sooner then later.

Do you know about audio-dramas comparable (in quality, storywise, voice-acting-wise) with WA?

All the best!
Liam

**RhinoGunner** · Oct 20th, 2012, 09:50 AM

Liam,
Thanks for the sympathy. My Wife and 18 year daughter are feeling better now. I created an Album with the pictures of Gwen the Zombie Puggle. Take a look.

I began listening to audio books for the past 10 years. Very few audio books have the same impact that the audio drama format can have. Unfortunately I have found very few audio dramas that interest me. I found a couple authors that do a good job reading their works. Are you familiar with Scott Sigler? Jake Bible? I like Scott Sigler's work, he has created some interesting Science fictions novels and does a good job producing the audio books.
In the beginning I was not really a fan of the Zombie stories, but after WA I have become a fan of the genre. I am also a fan of Science Fiction genre.

Cheers
Steve

**Neal** · Oct 21st, 2012, 03:03 AM

Hey everyone. My actual name is Neal, and it wasn't taken, so it was an easy choice. This is the first audio drama I've ever listened to and it's an amazing story. Before I went on vacation this summer, my friend had me download the 30 chapters that were then available and listen to them on the flight. I'm generally a nervous flyer, but as soon as I plugged my headphones into my mp3 player, the nerves all left and the flight actually became tolerable. And from that point on, I was hooked.

**LiamKerrington** · Oct 21st, 2012, 03:35 AM

Hi Neal, also known as Neal!

it is always interesting to see how the WA audio-drama is suitable for different life-situations - from entertainment and distraction to life flight up to the lullaby. Yes, inded: I enjoy listening to WA when I am awake, and I also use it for falling asleep, 'cause it prevents me from thinking about serious shit ...

All the best!
Liam

**Aerock** · Oct 22nd, 2012, 05:49 AM

Originally Posted by Neal

Hey everyone. My actual name is Neal, and it wasn't taken, so it was an easy choice. This is the first audio drama I've ever listened to and it's an amazing story. Before I went on vacation this summer, my friend had me download the 30 chapters that were then available and listen to them on the flight. I'm generally a nervous flyer, but as soon as I plugged my headphones into my mp3 player, the nerves all left and the flight actually became tolerable. And from that point on, I was hooked.

Yeah, this is my first listening to an audio drama as well! I downloaded the first nine chapters on my phone, but could only get through the first 4 while I was working this weekend with the Army! It did make the convoy home fly by in no time though!

**zombie101** · Oct 23rd, 2012, 01:04 AM

hey guys i'm josh . i've been listening to we're alive since the middle of the first season and i've really been hook ever since.
just thought i'd finally join the forum to share the thoughts that go on in my head because its not doing any good going nowhere.
hope to see you guys on the forums
peace

**robyn_graeves** · Oct 23rd, 2012, 09:57 AM

Good Day. Just popping in to say hello. I'm a body modifier and a zombie geek. I found this site while browsing r/zombiesurvivaltactics on reddit. I will now commence browsing this trove.

**Blues_127** · Oct 23rd, 2012, 10:23 AM

Originally Posted by LiamKerrington

Hi Neal, also known as Neal!

it is always interesting to see how the WA audio-drama is suitable for different life-situations - from entertainment and distraction to life flight up to the lullaby. Yes, inded: I enjoy listening to WA when I am awake, and I also use it for falling asleep, 'cause it prevents me from thinking about serious shit ...

All the best!
Liam

I can't use we're alive to fall asleep. It excites my mind and makes me wanna re-listen to old episodes.