Recommend me audio entertainment.

[Buster's Uncle]

AC2 definitely condones  .

[Green1]

Sven cannot help it because he is OP.

Actually, though, It is not really  but  . Or, maybe like some ancient GOTM where Miriam and Cha Dawn had a love baby, a love baby of Roze and Sven! (CUSTOM FACTION TIME!)

Together, the child leads the P2P faction!

But, on a more serious note, how about some good hard science podcasts?

Planetary Radio can entertain you at least once a week. No pillage and burn or 1337 haxx0ring or credit card needed.

[Unorthodox]

So, Ender's Game was supposed to be back in the library yesterday.  It's not to be, though. 

So, my 8 hour drive tomorrow is going to have to cope with some of my standard means of dealing with this.  I pulled one book out off of a recommendation from the Halloween forum.  I'm a little dubious there, as some folks can tolerate more crap than even I, especially on books.  So, I picked up the King Kong full cast audio edition for either the drive home, or in case the first sucks.  That's sure to keep me entertained. 

www.fullcastaudio.com

They do good work. 

[Geo]

How about listening to all Smac(x)'s audio quotes while driving. Must cover at least an hour of your journey. 

[Unorthodox]

So...

Road trip coming up as we vacation down to the the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, and potentially through Zion's national park. 

This means an 8 hour drive followed by a couple 2 hour drives and a 4 - 6 hour. 

Difficulty:  there's an 8 year old 9 year old(this Friday) in the car.  Doesn't need to entertain HER, but needs to be 'safe' for her to hear. 

Last trip had us listening to some shorter stories and worked well, so looking for things in the 2-3 hour range.  I have a ~3 hour story I could listen to again with no problems:  The Old Country  Highly recommended. 

http://www.audible.com/pd/Kids/The-Old-Country-Audiobook/B002V0TMW4

Don't think the rest of the family has heard it, so it works. 

Last trip we knocked off The legend of Sleepy Hollow and The Most Dangerous Game. 

So, bonus points for things of that nature. 

[Unorthodox]

Oh, I also have the complete works of Edgar Allan Poe and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in audiobook form. 

[Unorthodox]

I might still have Carmilla in audiobook form....Talia would probably LIKE that. 

[Buster's Uncle]

I still recommend the first third of To the Stars as read by the author, which I've actually listened to on a cross-continent drive.  Takei has a magnificent voice...

[Unorthodox]

No biographies. 

[Unorthodox]

The Willows by Algernon Blackwood, if I can find a suitable copy.  There are 3 on libravox, but it's hit or miss if I'll like the readers. 

[Buster's Uncle]

Why no biographies?

[Dio]

How about the Redwall Series by Brian Jacques? I remember reading those as a child. I also know many of the earlier books exist in audio book version.

[Buster's Uncle]

I've listened to Frankenstein as an audio book while traveling; what with the turgid Victorian style it was written in, it really does scan better read aloud by a competent actor...