SFX Magazine - May 2010
PODCASTS
From January of 2010, the School of Survival has begun transmitting their tips for the inevitable Zombie Apocalypse via the art of podcastation.
If you have any questions you'd like answered or issues you feel should be raised then get in touch via the contact page or the forum or message boards in the inner sanctum
Otherwise, just sit back and let that useful information wash over you via the links below.
season 2
From episode 27, Season 2 of the How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse podcast began with an all new format including a weekly simulation training exercise and the start of the Zombie Survivalist News introducing a brand new member to the team - Miss Susie Sanders - with all the latest news and gossip from the world of zombie survival training.
Don't worry, though, all your questions are still answered (In The Discussion segment) and Tristen still manages to sing every so often too.
that's a duck
hurricane of zombies
season 1
Episodes 6 - 26 are now available from direct download from iTunes through the link below including discussions on the best physical training to undertake, how to dispose of entire hordes in one go, the safest places to go, which celebrity you should take with you and the School of Survival's attempt at being voted into Governemnt.
Episodes 1 - 5 classed as 'The Lost Episodes' are now no longer available for download.
interviews
Over the weeks we have interviewed many interesting folks from the world of the undead and will continue the best interviews and survival tips from those in the know. Below are those guests we've had at the School of Survival. (The Ones who survived anyway!)
Ed Thurlow from The Zombie Times & terror4fun.com
Lee Taylor - Author of MD Morgue of the Dead
Carl Whitely - Organiser of Zombie-Aid
Richard Edwards - News Editor of SFX
Soraya Kara - Political party member of CURE
Craig & Jay from - You've Got Dead On You
Ben Bailley - Author of 'Zombies in Brighton'
