I've listened to so many.......  I'll not include any of your top three even though they might or might not be in my list...  I think any additional posts should avoid repeats.... so...

NO REPEATS ALLOWED!  Keep em' new....

Shadow Magic - Family friendly, but really kept my attention.....  imaginative and well produced (not produced up to sigler standards, but I really liked it) - Available on Podiobooks

One Among the Sleepless - Freaky, Psycho, OMFG!  and as Seth would say, "Not fit for your minivan so get those earmuffs on your kids."  -  Available on Podiobooks

Decoder Ring Theater - Old Radio Pulp Fiction style stuff - Family Friendly.  Very well produced... Two main serials... 

One - hard boiled detective team of Black Jack Justice and Trixie Dixon Girl Detective

Two - The Red Panda - Canadian Super Hero - reminicent of "The Shadow"

Available in limited quantities on Podiobooks, but get the feed from their main website...  http://www.decoderringtheater.com/ Subscribe with itunes link is there. 

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Secret World Chronicles by Steve Libby and Mercedes Lackey

SWC is about superheroes, it's really good

Banjo Strings by Larry Winfield

Was out there

And of course

7th Son (all 3) by J.C. Hutchins

I love JC's voice and how he presents the story

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I'm really enjoying SWC, but they're just too sporadic...  get some consistency, they make Sigler look like an atomic clock that's always on time...  And even though I agree with you... Hutchinssss.....  if "He who should not be named"...  Who does that one trilogy that shall also not be named.... 

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I will be watching this thread real close for Ideas,  I only started

lisnening to podcasts about two months ago.  I have heard all of 

Siglers stuff and I am doing 7th Son at the moment... I just can

not get enough!!!!!! 

mur lafferty

rob saurez

mike bennett (he is perhaps sicker than sigler)

hutchins you know

seth harwood

escapepod.org

psedopod.org

michael yoshimoto nemcoff 

stranger things

space casey

Tee Morris

Knitwitch

crescent by phil rossi (one killer story)

Black Shadow

(and i have a few others to recommend )

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• http://www.pgholyfield.com/maah/

We were just looking for the top 3, with no repeats though...  Took a few off the list didn't ya....  Let's see what everyone else comes up with... 

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Math teachers could count

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 I like PG's stuff also, I just finished epi 17 and I'm hooked

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just got carried away

so i left it

the voices were so pleased i did, they hate it when i edit a posted comment 

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i would have quit listening, went on almost too long

it is a great story, i just felt strung out and annoyed by the end of book three 

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I also like metamorcity.com, by Chris Lester 

 Brief Glimpses of Somewhere Else by Daniel Emery ( this one is resting , waitiing for new casts, but there are some archives available to listen to.)

and about 50 others.

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Singularity AND The pocket and the pendant.

two completely different stories but there you have it.\you asked for it and you got it.

All that matters is getting my fix.

i have 7 episodes left, great story, very good science in it 

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Another one to revisit when I get the time... 

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it has gotten into time travel ... something i have serious problems with scientifically and philosophically 

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As a writer....   What options aren't open then? 

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You got it right, science and philosophy. Both define time. Perception of time changes with age as well as culture.

I feel like I haved time traveling down, I can talk to people in the past by going to an old thread and and posting a comment to something that was said months ago. and we are all in different time zones, so I can talk to people in the past or future,  we meet in that time flux in the middle.  What if time is only a self awareness

and if we could change our personal belief in perception of time then there would be

no constraints on changing the reality of time and it's results on behavior.

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Thanks for putting me in such good company!!!

(btw it's Suarez not Saurez)

Podiobooks I'm listening to:

"Playing for Keeps" by Mur Lafferty

"Morevi: Remastered" by Tee Morris

"Interview for a Wizard" by J.A. Areces

 yeah.... get them at http://www.podiobooks.com