The Fusion Factor

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"The Fusion Factor" is a half hour podcast that introduces you to the authors and products represented by Shadow Fusion Books.

Episode #14

Justin Oldham talks about the literary origins of conspiracy fiction and how the genre has evolved.

Episode #13

Justin Oldham talks about each of the short stories in his book, Tales from the Kodiak Starport.

Episode #12

Justin Oldham talks about the evolution of starports in Science Fiction, and how that history influenced his writing.

Episode #11

Anne Nagel talks to Justin Oldham about The Fisk Conspiracy.

Episode #10

Martin Bain talks with Justin Oldham about The Fisk Conspiracy.

Episode #9

Justin Oldham talks about the difficulties of writing his first novel, The Fisk Conspiracy.

Episode #8

Justin talks to a good friend about Bibix.

Episode #7

Luke Herbert talks with Justin Oldham about Bibix.

Episode #6

Anne Nagel talks with Justin Oldham about Bibix.

Episode #5

Justin Oldham talks with Bill Packee about his work for the National Federation for the Blind in Alaska.

Episode #4: How To Write Conspiracy Fiction

Justin Oldham spins a few conspiracy theories with Fern Crossley while they talk about his latest book, "How To Write Conspiracy Fiction." Can this book speak truth to power? Or, is it just more fluff from a cottage industry that hasn't quite found its equilibrium?

Episode #3

Justin Oldham talks with Sue Ellen O'Connor, who is a Blind Services coordinator for the Aalska Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. She's also legally blind. they discuss their distinct life issues as legally blind adults.

Episode #2

Justin Oldham, author of Being Legally Blind, talks with Karla Jutzi. She's in charge of The Alaska Center for The Blind and Visually Impaired. Director Jutzi candidly talks about the ups and downs of running a non-profit organization that is dedicated to helping peole face the challenges of life without full eyesight.

Episode #1

Justin Oldham, author of Being Legally Blind, talks with his father about the hardship of raising a visually impaired child. Bill Oldham openly discusses the fears he had at the time ,and how he overcame the prejudices that got in his way.