AMC Interviews Michael R. Mennenga

March 25, 2008 By S. K. Sloan 2 Comments

Our very own Slice of SciFi host and FarPoint Media company president, Michael R. Mennenga was recently interviewed by AMC for their official online science fiction blog called SciFi Scanner. They wanted to talk to him about the Slice of SciFi podcast and the phenomenal growth of the Slice of SciFi Website.

The article is a very positive take on our endeavour here at SoSF. You can catch the interview by AMC’s Clayton Neuman: http://blogs.amctv.com/scifi-scanner/2008/03/site-slice-of-scifi.php

About S. K. Sloan

Samuel K. Sloan's love of Star Trek brought him to Slice of SciFi, where he was Managing Editor from 2005-2011, and returned from 2013-2014 before retiring once again from scifi news gathering.

Comments

Ed from Texas says

March 25, 2008 at 3:33 am

Well, congratulations Michael. Guess you guys are doing something right around here 🙂
fred says

March 25, 2008 at 6:00 pm

Very nice. And for Mike to go all out and wear the crossed gun belts and ponytail wig was beyond the call of duty.

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