The Zombie Channel is the new site from Farpoint Media that showcases everything zombie and the undead.

Green Living, Greener World is the name of a new network of information for those who want to find ways to live life a little greener, helping themselves and the environment at the same time.

Freshly Green is a fresh, fun show featuring hosts Greg Peterson and Amy Godfrey, and their goal is to teach others how to live greener by example. They are here to bring you a fun approach to living green! Sit back and listen, and learn about what “living green” means to them, plus some easy tips for conserving that everyone can follow, because living green doesn’t mean living without.

Accompanied by an online news magazine, Freshly Green is a good place to start learning what small and large steps we all can take.

The Horse Podcast Channel is a new network of shows geared towards providing tips and information for riders and caretakers of horses.

101 Ways to Improve Your Riding by Colleen Kelly is a concise, 4 episode series filled with useful tips and tricks designed to help you improve your balance and posture, all presented with Colleen’s wonderful sense of humor.

A Bit of Knowledge featuring Pat Hooks, is an entertaining presentation of different horse training tips and techniques. So sit back and enjoy Pat’s down home story telling and unique point of view on today’s modern training techniques.

The Natural Horse Vet is Dr Dan Moore, and this show is full of information on natural healthcare solutions you can use for your horse.

All of these shows can be found at The Horse Podcast Channel website.

Television, film and animation offerings generate the largest part of the fandom following that science fiction, fantasy and horror has with fans around the world. We have several shows that address the needs of many of those fans, and shows for those with more a need for the insider’s touch:

Science fiction, fantasy and horror have been favorite literary escapes of readers since books were first mass produced, and that trend continues even today. We have several shows that cater to the book geek in us all, while other shows focus on the educational aspects of being a better writer, or of being a better podcaster.

You can hear discussions about stories that would entice pre-teens and teens into picking up a book more often, and even hear from those YA authors about their work, or stories from the ghost towns of Utah, Arizona and Nevada that come alive through the characters and events that sharpened the history of this majestic era. For those in search of writing tips and tricks, we have “I Should Be Writing”, “The Survival Guide to Writing Fantasy”, and “Adventures in SciFi Publishing”; and “Podholes” is the place to look for tips on being a better podcaster.

Sports. It’s what a lot of people live for, and we have shows geared towards the specialized sports fan in your circle of family and friends. For those Houston Astros fans out there, we have AstroCast, and Cup Car Update is just the show that net savvy NASCAR fans have been waiting for.

Games. It’s what a lot of other people live for, be it role-playing games, video games, board games and more. We have three shows leaning towards the specialized interest and of general gaming interest: Xcast for those Xbox enthusiasts, Dragonlance Canticle for info on the Dragonlance games, and Geek Fu Action Grip for a humorous take on gamers and gaming in essay form.

Audio dramas are an entertainment standard heralding from the early years of radio, and a form that translates perfectly to the new media technology of podcasting.From the worlds between the pages of your favorite book … to adventures teetering on the edge of the dice … Tracy and Laura Hickman invite you on a voyage of discovery beyond the horizons of imagination in DragonHearth Voyages into Realms of Imagination.

RADIO YESTERDAY is a rebroadcast collection of shows from the golden age of radio. Relive your favorites and discover some new classics. Each month showcases a different series from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. Shows like the Lone Ranger, Inner Sanctum, The Shadow, Information Please, and X-Minus One. Radio Yesterday serves up the kind of content that never goes out of style.

Variant Frequencies is a monthly podcast of original fiction, stories that blend gothic horror with space adventure, and dark fantasy with sci-fi. Recalling the reality-bending vibes of The Twilight Zone, Variant Frequencies offers something wholly unique that fits in-between and outside. The shows feature talented voice actors and original music scores.

Technology is interwoven throughout all of our lives, while at the same time interconnecting our lives, and we have several shows that feature content that’s fit for the new techie and the experienced geek. For those interested in podcasting tech, Podholes is the perfect reference to learn what not to do in your own show; ChuckChat Technorama takes a lighthearted look at the world of tech, science, sci-fi, and all things geek; and Gmail Podcast provides with an in-depth look at the powerful resource that is Google’s GMail.

Everyone wants to be healthy and fit… listen along as a handful make that journey, and maybe you’ll want to join them!

Television and film offerings generate the largest part of the fandom following that science fiction, fantasy and horror has with fans around the world, and we have a few shows that many of those fans would love to add to their fandom routines.

For a fresh twist on the Star Wars universe from an Imperial Sandtrooper’s perpective, try listening to A Different Point of View. The insight and the humor will definitely make you rethink what you knew from the movies. Babylon 5 fans are known for their enduring fascination and appreciation for the show and its creators, cast and crew, and The Babylon Podcast seeks to provide a place for all of the as-yet-untold stories about anything and everything that went into creating the show. And for all those fans who just can’t get enough discussion about their favorite topics, we have Fanboy Smackdown and SciFi Smackdown.

For the gamers and comic book aficionados, we have Mur Lafferty’s Geek Fu Action Grip, a show hosted by a pre-eminent game columnist, and for those who can’t make it to Balticon, listen to The Balticon Podcast and get a feel for what you might have experienced. For the fantasy fan, we have The Dragonlance Canticle, dedicated to the Dragonlance universe created by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.