Bosch Behind-the-Scenes Podcast: The Writers

Aa tv news correspondent working in an open space working atmosphere, collaborating with other reporters on the news of the day and the construction of the nightly broadcast, I was very interested in how an entertainment episode was invented...so much in common in many ways, but divided by truth and fiction, and the daily deadline of news and a completed product the must be aired, as compared to a final episode that must be finished by a disciplined team on time.

Fortunately I had not read either Echo Park or City of Bones before watching the series, so I didn't pick apart the enhancements in the story line. I enjoy hearing about the writing process especially about how a team of writers needs to pull out the personality of each character.

Tom Bernardo is a good interviewer, if not a little long-winded with his questions (haha). He let's the panel expand on their thoughts and interact with each other.

Lot's of laughing, no crying.

When naming the podcasts, it would have been helpful to have the number in the title, preferably near the beginning. I can't tell when playing the audio on my iPod or in the car which one is next, and they don't automatically play in order.

. Quite interesting as to how to make a book into a reality and please all the readers who have their own view. I am happy to listen to "behind the scene" so I can enjoy the screen action
better

Want to know behind the scenes? Each podcast is most extraordinary and I wish there were lots more!! Thanks, guys!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast which gives some great insight into the writers' process. No wonder "Bosch " is so great. These are writers/creators of "The Sopranos " and "Mad Men ". If you love Bosch like I do, this is a real treat.

Great way to learn more about the tv show and Bosch..great idea for other podcasts and future episodes. Highly recommend