Silo

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guy who wrote Wool, which became Silo.

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Yeah.

Okay, I've got a pretty interesting video here for you, Aaron.

This is a situation where we talk about Silo, we talk about Paradise, we talk about Fallout, but particularly Silo.

Like, this image right here, you would think this is AI.

I had to look it up again.

This place is insane.

And it gives you so much.

I mean, it gave me the vibes of like the last couple episodes of the recent show Silo, like the last couple episodes before the season finale.

This is wow.

What's going on? Can I share my spider story? Please.

Recently, I was working on a Silo book.

The Silo book.

The Silo book, I like to think of it as.

I thought a screensaver of a spider on my...

MacBook Pro.

And Dungeon Crawler Carl, our favorite audiobook series, is now a comic book.

Plus, we welcome back TV podcaster Allen Stare to talk about his new podcast, Out to Clean, the Ultimate Silo Podcast.

The chaos of these modern days Lost in the rain

We loved the Judd Apatow, Norm Macdonald documentary so much.

But we have guest, a guest, returning guest, Allen Stare.

He is getting ready to release Out to Clean, the ultimate silo podcast.

So fans of the show Silo, get ready to take a deep dive with Allen Stare.

But

And how most people have to create a lot of things before they create that ultimate piece.

It's kind of like the I often say this, Hugh Howey is a self-published author who's hugely successful, and the Apple TV series Silo, based on his novels, started off with Wool.

Wool was his 10th novel.

It wasn't his first one.

It was his 10th novel.

oh heck yeah

because since i've been here i've also i spent two weeks in houston for work so i was traveling in austin and uh then was home for two weeks and then worked a shit ton and then was traveling again so i've done a So I got to catch up on Silo season three, which I really did enjoy.

They definitely ended season three on a cliffhanger.

Okay.

Season three had good content.

It gave you a lot.

They did a lot of historical flashbacks, right? Time now, time 300 whatever years ago before the Silo started.

What is the overall story of Silo?

Well, you have to open it up because I'm mostly nonfiction, but I have read fiction.

Obviously, the Hugh Howey trio of books, which Silo's based on, loved them.

Read them during the early part of this year.

I think I'm up to 38 books.

We're talking

about Silo, by the way.

Yeah.

You need to keep going.

... was stopped being consulted and all that kind of stuff.

I mean, Silo has Hugh Howey, all of that, right? When you have the person who wrote the source material, and obviously they have to be someone that we as viewers can trust and y- you have all you need.

Yeah.

And Blake being the source material, Blake and Jackie, and being able to just expand it has been a phenomenal piece of work that they've been able to release to us, and I'm excited to have two more episodes to talk to you, and I am so pumped-

I picked it up much later.

After the first season, I read Hugh Howey's novel, Wool.

I have yet to read the second and third in his trilogy, which are called Shift and Dust.

Everything has a short, one-syllable name.

Don't listen if you don't want spoilers.

It's impossible to talk about a three-season show without spoilers.

Hugh Howey wrote Wool, the, uh, first in the trilogy, in pieces, published it in sections on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing, which is self-publishing for those who don't know, I've done it quite a bit myself, was highly successful with it, which I have not been, and eventually sold it to a publisher.

This started to happen in 2012 when Amazon's self-publishing was a couple of years old.