300 Seconds With Eduardo Soliz

"Wherever you are, you are now doing my job because you can do it (or try to do it) for cheaper..."

My former company continues to be a pain in the rear even after I'm no longer working for them.

The last day of my job arrives and it mostly goes smoothly.

Getting laid off is bad enough, managers, so please spare us the condescending bullcrap. I admittedly am just a *little* bit bitter.

Don't call it a "layoff." It's a "job separation." :P

Talking about fun things like Archie Comics, cheesy video games, and yes, My Little Pony.

You can trust me.

Halloween has always been fun, but now it's a little special.

Adventures in Retail

Warning: Contains spoilers.

It says something that my longest-running series concerns food. Straws, mushrooms and crackers provide the funny in this tasty episode!

I've had interesting run-ins with animals over the years that weren't pets...or furries, for that matter.

A narration of a story from my latest e-book: "Super-Short Sci-Fi Stories 2.8" available at finer e-bookstores everywhere. For more stories, visit eduardosoliz.com! I don't know which is stranger, the story or the fact that it came from an actual conversation!

We all have friends, and even though its kind of a jerky thing to do, we all eventually take inventory of them. Click here to check out "Con Talk!"

"Jenny, a librarian, decided to band a group of renegades to advocate the use of pens, books, and really, anything paper," and Eduardo, her friend, decided to blab about it on his podcast. http://thedeadtreesociety.tumblr.com

I thought that getting a pen pal was a great idea until I remembered how awful my handwriting is. Making it even worse is the beautiful penmanship and presentation my pen pal uses!

I love pushing buttons, now if Apple would just stop ruining my fun!

My happy places are are called 'fan conventions' and whether they're comic, anime, furry, steampunk, or all of the above, they're where I like to be!

My microwave broke down recently, but I don't really mind. I screwed up the numbering on this one and call it #65, you know its been a while when you lose track of your episode number.

In this long-overdue episode, I discuss the joys of closing on a house.