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Scott Sigler Slices

Scott Sigler Slices

Scott Sigler 294 Episodes Aug 23, 2026

Scott Sigler Slices is a podcast co-hosted by bestselling author Scott Sigler and audiobook narrator AB Kovacs. The show offers fun, high-level explanations of sports and sports entertainment, treating athletic events as dramatic storylines. It also features serialized fiction seasons, including works like Slay, Blood is Red, and Death is Black.

Episodes

SLICES: Cheboygan High School Cancels Football
SLICES: Cheboygan High School Cancels Football Aug 23, 2026 2582 Scott hosts guest Scott Christian, former Cheboygan High School football teammate and current LaCrosse coach at Culver Academy, to discuss the cancellation of this season’s varsity football at their alma mater.  Scott & A will be at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA this year! Come out and see us over Labor Day Weekend!   — Slices is created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs — Produced by Steve
SLICES: So You Wanna Narrate Audiobooks?
SLICES: So You Wanna Narrate Audiobooks? Aug 16, 2026 2811 Let’s talk audiobook narration! Scott learned voice acting as he went, as a means to get his fiction out into the world. ARealGirl Herself learned in acting school and as a professional actor, and recently has been learning to direct herself as she records.  Quite a bit goes into narrating an audiobook. It requires acting skills, professional recording equipment, vocal stamina, and audio e
SLICES: JJ Watt’s a Nice Guy!
SLICES: JJ Watt’s a Nice Guy! Aug 12, 2026 1076 Douglas Sandstorm, a football fan, posted on social media about eating breakfast next to JJ Watt in a Greenwich Village diner, saying he chose to give the footballer his privacy. Watt ended up seeing that tweet and replying with “Are you still in the area?” and showed up to share a beer with Sandstorm. Such a graceful nod to his fans, which is no surprise from Watt, is known for being a nice guy
SLICES: Horror Writers of America AI Controversy
SLICES: Horror Writers of America AI Controversy Aug 9, 2026 2138 This week, the Horror Writers Association, of which Scott is a member, published a pro-AI screed from one of their then-current Trustees. It instantly generated reactions from writers of all sorts and also resulted in almost immediate disciplinary action from HWA. Scott & A discuss the instant feedback from writers, as well as the HWA. Scott & A will be at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA, as well thi
SLICES: Summer Convention Recap
SLICES: Summer Convention Recap Aug 7, 2026 2885 Summertime, and the living is … well, if you’re at a convention, it’s probably sweaty. Fun, but sweaty. Scott and A chat about Scott’s participation in Imaginarium in Louisville, KY earlier in July, and also the big daddy of them all, San Diego Comic Con, which just wrapped last Sunday.  Scott & A will be at Dragon*Con in Atlanta, GA, as well this year! Come out and see us over Labor Day We
SLICES: Author Gets Rights Back with Nicholas Sansbury Smith
SLICES: Author Gets Rights Back with Nicholas Sansbury Smith Aug 2, 2026 3139 Prolific action bestseller Nicholas Sansbury Smith recently reclaimed the rights to his Extinction Cycle series. With new covers and new content, he’s ready to relaunch the property. But what is the story behind those rights? Who had them? Why did NSS want to move on, and how did he get those rights back? As indie writers sell their properties to bigger houses, this issue will pop up more and mo
SLICES: GFL VII News!
SLICES: GFL VII News! Jul 28, 2026 2465 Scott’s Galactic Football League series has expanded from five books to nine books, but that’s old news. What’s the new news? GFL Book VII, currently untitled, has been completed! Scott submitted the final draft last week, and it’s currently in production.  First step is a copy edit, and the whole process can take up to six more months, but we’re this much closer to the next installment for
SLICES: The Book Tour That Went Horribly Wrong
SLICES: The Book Tour That Went Horribly Wrong Jul 26, 2026 1382 When Random House published Infected back in 2007, Scott’s lifelong dreams of being published by one of the big-time publishing houses came true.  But on the very first day of the book tour, the radio tour? Disaster strikes in the form of … checks notes … cookies?  One never knows how their dreams come true, or even if they do. But one also never expects puke buckets to be involved.&nb
SLICES: Football & Neurodegenerative Death
SLICES: Football & Neurodegenerative Death Jul 24, 2026 3351 Researchers from Mass General Brigham and Harvard Medical School published what is now the largest study of former NFL players ever conducted. They looked at nearly twenty thousand players who appeared in at least one NFL game between 1960 and 2019. The data is sobering: former NFL players were about four times more likely to die from neurodegenerative diseases than the general population. And
SLICES: Did World Cup Expansion Bring Home the Bacon?
SLICES: Did World Cup Expansion Bring Home the Bacon? Jul 19, 2026 1653 The World Cup already felt like the biggest sporting event on the planet. Then this year, they expanded from 32 teams to 48. More countries involved, sixty percent bigger than the last tournament, and the advertising budget to go with it. If it wasn’t broken, why did they meddle with success? Scott and A take a look at the pros and cons of this expansion.  — Slices is created by Scott S
SLICES: WNBA Bad Girls
SLICES: WNBA Bad Girls Jul 17, 2026 1914 The WNBA is trying to crack down on excessive physical play. And somehow, everyone is upset about it. So has the WNBA actually changed the rules? Nope, The league simply told officials to enforce certain rules more consistently, especially around excessive contact and freedom of movement. We chat about the rule, the problem, and why everyone’s still upset. — Slices is created by Scott Sigler
SLICES: Why Sports Fans Hate Change
SLICES: Why Sports Fans Hate Change Jul 12, 2026 2962 The 2026 World Cup in North America introduced mandatory Hydration Breaks every 20-ish minutes.  Fans are big mad that soccer is now “played in quarters,” and the players get a chance to be coached during these mandatory breaks.  But … the field of play is much more humid and also hotter than these players (and their fans) are used to, so FIFA stepped in to protect the players.&nb

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