What do zombies, counting, feeding pigs, time travel and chainsaws have in common? These are all things featured in the SeroTalk Podcast Network’s 2013 outtakes. In recording over 100 hours of audio, there are bound to be at least one or two minutes, or hours of content which should never see the light of day. Our incredible audio engineers have the unenviable task of sorting through all the SPN material, both good and bad, to bring you the pristine and professional content you’ve come to expect. It’s only fair … well maybe not fair but we apparently made some agreement or other that once a year the audio production team could produce a show highlighting our less than stellar moments behind the microphone. Hear your favorite personalities from all six SPN shows as you’ve never heard them before, and probably hope never to hear again, in the 2013 SPN Outcast. Give us feedback on the best, or worst moments of the show by commenting below, sending an email to or with an iReport through iBlink Radio. We give huge thanks to the guys at P&D Audio Productions for putting the show together. You can approach them for your own audio production needs as well, secure in the knowledge that an outtake reel just like this one will be kept somewhere. We also thank you, the listener, for your support and your interaction with us. While we retreat in to seclusion and promise never to speak near a recording device again, we’ll leave you to enjoy our 2013 outtakes.

In 2012 the team at SPN brought you over 120 hours of audio. That’s right. News, reviews, interviews, convention coverage and more. More than 120 hours

of stuff. And while we are very proud of what we accomplished, we are even more proud that it had very few errors or mistakes in all that amazing wonderful

content. Or so we thought. You see, while you the listener may not have heard all those hours of content, our fantastic audio production guys have heard

it all. In fact, they’ve heard it even more than those of us who spoek on the various podcasts on SPN because they have the unenviable task of making us

all sound … well just awesome. We would be so lost without them! But they do this herculean effort show after show, month after month, with the sheer driving

force in the knowledge that they get a show all to their own that demonstrates the plight of the audio editors. And today, gulp, we bring you this show.

As you know, a vary famous Klingon proverb says that “revenge is a dish best served cold”. It can be very cold… in an outtakes show.

Please let us know what you think in the comments section below, write us on Twitter or drop us a voice message in iBlink Radio’s iReport. Thanks to our

unsung audio team and thank you as always for listening to us in 2012!

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So you think you’ve heard some great SeroTalk Podcast outtakes in years past? Trust us when we tell you that you haven’t heard anything like our outtakes from 2011. Our network has grown to five podcasts in recent months, and so have the number of missteps, restarts, and distractions that go along with making a podcast. Do you have a favorite SeroTalk personality? Over the next hour’s worth of outtakes, you are bound to hear that person’s voice more than once, and in ways you may have never imagined before. Don’t worry, though. Even when producing a show of outtakes, SeroTalk’s postproduction team still brings you the unique and extremely professional sound you have come to expect when listening to the SeroTalk Podcast Network. No podcast or personality comes away from this experience unscathed, and you, the listener, get to enjoy the resulting audio. It’s all in good fun, and we trust that you will enjoy our generous serving of 2011 outtakes from the SeroTalk Podcast Network.