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Episode 138: BMSE – Secret Santa by Josh Roseman

Posted in Action, Adventure, BMSE, Fantasy, Josh Roseman, Novelette on December 23, 2012 by dunesteef

Secret Santa

Wes is tired of being fat. He’s tried everything, diet, exercise, medication, even surgery, but he remains morbidly obese. Nothing works, and he’s about to find out why…

Afterward, Big and Rish talk about the story, how it differs from the usual holiday fare, what could be done with it in the future and so on.

Special thanks to Amory Lowe for producing today’s story and to Abbie Hilton, Julie Hoverson, Renee Chambliss, and Amory Lowe for lending their voices to the tale.

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Related Links:

Josh Roseman’s Site
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard Podcast
Renee Chambliss’s Site
Abbie Hilton’s Cowry Catchers Site
Catching The Spirit on Podcastle
The Christmas Mummy on Podcastle
The New Media Expo
Some sound effects are courtesy of the Freesound Project.
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Episode 137: Todd Elrin And The Forever Reset by Jonathan C. Gillespie

Posted in Action, Jonathan C. Gillespie, Science Fiction, Short Story on November 26, 2012 by dunesteef

It’s the last day of the year, and it’s time for Todd Elrin to leave his current location, and start the year over somewhere else, as he has done many times this particular calendar year. But an angry visitor from the future has other plans.

Afterward, Big and Rish sing about Jonathan C. Gillespie, and ruminate about the similarities between this story and another, and the differences one man can make in one’s life. Hopefully no hate letters will be necessary after this one.

Special thanks to Tanja Milojevic for producing today’s story and lending her voice to the tale, and to Gino Moretto for providing the episode art.

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Related Links:

Jonathan C. Gillespie’s Site
Tanja Milojevic’s Site
Gino Moretto’s Art Site
Forum discussion of top 10 Dunesteef episodes
Music was Our Moon by Roger Subirana Mata.
Some sound effects are courtesy of the Freesound Project.
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Episode 136: CHEMO: The Pieces Of Erica Smith by J.M. Perkins

Posted in Action, Horror, J.M. Perkins, Science Fiction, Short Story on October 29, 2012 by dunesteef


It’s only been two months since Agent Joseph faced masses of zombies while locked inside of a prison. Now, he has a new mission. This one is so big that half of all CHEMO is being mobilized. They have to destroy every last piece of the immortal cell line that spawned out of a tumor grown on a woman named Erica Smith.

Afterwards, Big and Rish talk CHEMO, get a lot of text messages, and giggle far more than is professionally acceptable. Beware, there’s probably something offensive in all of that…we’re not sure what, but we’re pretty sure it’s there.

Special thanks to Wendy Cooper for producing today’s story, and to Clay Dugger for lending his voice to today’s episode.

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Related Links:

J.M. Perkins’s Site
Buy the Chemo novel here
Wendy Cooper’s Site
Clay Dugger’s Site
Photo by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
Music was Pyraminx by Roger Subirana Mata and Omnipresence by Dereleech.
Some sound effects are courtesy of the Freesound Project.
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Episode 130: The Lady Swordmaster by Brock L. Noel

Posted in Action, Adventure, Brock L. Noel, Comedy, Fantasy, Short Story on June 17, 2012 by dunesteef


Remel is one of the greatest swordsmen in the land. He definitely would be the greatest, but he has a few challenges that stand in his way…especially today, and with an invading force sacking the city, what will he do?

Afterward, Big and Rish say silly things. Most of the really heavy, depressing stuff has been cut out of this episode, so while it might still be offensive, it’s sure to be fun.

Special thanks to SonnySee for producing today’s story, also to Bryan Lincoln, Dan Lynch, DesiaB, Rob Haines, Josh Roseman, Damon Shaw, Wendy Cooper, Scott Pigg, and SonnySee for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Brock Noel’s Stories on Quantum Muse
Bryan Lincoln’s Site
Dan Lynch’s Site
DesiaB’s Site
Rob Haines’s Site
Josh Roseman’s Site
Damon Shaw’s Site
Scott Pigg’s Site
Big & Rish Accidentally Talk About Sports
Music was courtesy of the Free Music Archive and BeatPick.
Some sound effects were provided by Freesound.org.
Episode art photo courtesy Albion Europe ApS.
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Episode 126: The Ever-Dreaming Verdict Of Plagues (Part 2) by Jason Sanford

Posted in Action, Jason Sanford, Novelette, Science Fiction on March 11, 2012 by dunesteef


An AI has turned rogue, and will stop at nothing to achieve its goal, including murdering a child or even a Plague Bird! Find out what happens next in the thrilling conclusion…
outtakes
Also Big and Rish forget what time of year it is, and rather talk green beer and leprechauns, they spend the episode giving thanks.

Speaking of thanks. special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today’s story, to L. “Scribe” Harris, Veronica Belmont, Paul Kuhr, James David Jackson, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today’s episode, and to Gino Moretto for today’s episode art.

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Related Links:
Jason Sanford’s Site
Jason Sanford’s Never Never Stories E-Book
Jason Sanford’s Never Never Stories Print Book
Episode 92: Plague Birds by Jason Sanford
Bryan Lincoln’s Fullcast Podcast
L. “Scribe” Harris’s Pendragon Variety Podcast
Veronica Belmont’s Site
Paul Kuhr’s Band, Novembers Doom
James David Jackson’s Site
Gino Moretto’s Art Blog
Music was Time, Spirits, and Eternity by Marc Teichert, and The Bladed Druid by Arnaud Condé.
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org. Other sound effects created by Bryan Lincoln.
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Episode 125: The Ever-Dreaming Verdict Of Plagues (Part 1) by Jason Sanford

Posted in Action, Jason Sanford, Novelette, Science Fiction on February 27, 2012 by dunesteef


In a sequel to his story “Plague Birds” that appeared on the Dunesteef on episode 92, Jason Sanford tells the story of Plague Bird Christina de Ane’s further adventures in the future earth that has been driven toward the brink of insanity by gene manipulation. She arrives in a new village, where the Alderman’s son has been brutally murdered, and is duty bound to dispense justice. But something just doesn’t seem right…outtakes

Also, Big and Rish talk about how much better The Dark Knight is than its predecessor Batman Begins. They also talk about how much better Star Trek: The Wrath Of Khan is than its predecessor Star Trek: The Motion Picture. And that’s before the story even begins. You’d think we were in for a long show, but surprisingly, they reign it in after the story ends. You may not be searching for a way to deafen yourself by the end of the show after all.

Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today’s story, to L. “Scribe” Harris, Veronica Belmont, Paul Kuhr, James David Jackson, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today’s episode, and to Melissa Hills and Atom Jarvis for today’s episode art.

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Related Links:
Jason Sanford’s Site
Jason Sanford’s Never Never Stories E-Book
Jason Sanford’s Never Never Stories Print Book
Episode 92: Plague Birds by Jason Sanford
Bryan Lincoln’s Fullcast Podcast
L. “Scribe” Harris’s Pendragon Variety Podcast
Veronica Belmont’s Site
Paul Kuhr’s Band, Novembers Doom
James David Jackson’s Site
Music was Time, Spirits, and Eternity by Marc Teichert, and The End, and Titan by Epic Soul Factory.
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org. Other sound effects created by Bryan Lincoln.
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Episode 107: Must Have Own Weapons by Edward McKeown

Posted in Action, Adventure, Edward McKeown, Science Fiction, Short Story on July 24, 2011 by dunesteef


When the wombat comes, he’ll find me gone.
Outtakes
Dan Coulter has lost his girlfriend, and cannot find anything to look forward to in life any further. He’s considering putting an end to it once and for all. At that moment, with gun in hand, he sees a rather unusual want ad. The only caveat? Whoever responds to this ad must be able to bring their own weapons. Well, at least Dan can fill that part of the ad, right?

Afterward, Big and Rish talk about Neanderthal accents, the BBC series “Doctor Who,” as well as waxing poetic about time travel once again.

Special thanks to Marshal Latham for producing today’s story, and Julie Hoverson for lending her voice to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Edward McKeown’s SFWA site and his SFReader site.
Journey Into… Podcast
Marshal Latham’s Swamp Stories
Marshal Latham’s Blog
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard.
Photo by Joseph Nicolia.
Music was No Clemency by Trust No One, Africa by Peppe Ska, Goodbye Father_ My Destiny by Brandon K. Guttenfelder, Intro and Lost in Circles by Spectral.
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
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Episode 106: Peacemaker, Peacemaker, Little Bo Peep by Jason Sanford

Posted in Action, Fantasy, Horror, Jason Sanford, Short Story on July 1, 2011 by dunesteef

Peeeeeeeeace.

The previously kind, docile, and sane people of town have turned violent and bloodthirsty. They’re killing off anyone in town who is normally willing to do violence, from murderers to police officers. How can Sgt. Davies save herself and her family?

Afterward, Big and Rish talk about feedback, especially comments, about this episode and old ones. A second incentive episode is announced. Also, Rish tries to coin the term “as thick as nails.” And “renumeration.” This is not his night.

Special thanks to Tanja Milojevic for producing today’s story, and Peter Katt, Andriana Marchio, Richard Garner, Jack Kincaid, Moses Bisel, Tobias Queen, Sale Marchio, and Tanja Milojevic for lending their voices to today’s episode.

Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.


Related Links:
Jason Sanford’s Never Never Stories
Interzone Magazine
Tanja Milojevic’s Lightning Bolt Theater Of The Mind
Jack Kincaid’s Site
Photo by nic0.
Music was Premonition by Axial Ensemble; Silent Virus by Filippo Vicarelli; Childhood, Grotto, Loneliness and Winter by Frozen Silence; La Colere Des Partisans by Jean-Pierre Saussac; Escape and Mission Briefing by Marc Teichert; and Dreamtide by Matti Paalanen.
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org and Soundsnap.com.
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Episode 105: Emmett, Joey & The Beelz by Ralph Sevush

Posted in Action, Fantasy, Ralph Sevush, Short Story on June 24, 2011 by dunesteef

Seven years ago, loser drug-addict Joey and his bullying, hulking friend Emmett made a deal with the Beelz. The details are hazy, maybe something about a job, maybe something about a book, but now the word on the streets is that Beelz is back, and ready to collect. outtakes

To say more might be too say too much.

Also, Rish tries to apologize for how late this episode is, Big tries to deflect blame, and the subject of casting against type is discussed.

Special thanks to Rich Girardi and to Juliet Bowler for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Juliet Bowler’s Site
Rich Girardi’s Lady Jade’s Lair
For Wendy
Music was Battare Prosciutto (Trad.) by Youkali & Harper, Date With Misery by Gleb Bones, Something’s Wrong v2 by Shane D. Rymer, and Vitryla by Nameless (UA, Ternopil).
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
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Episode 99: Spider Hunt by Kenneth Yu

Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Kenneth Yu, Short Story on April 14, 2011 by dunesteef

Written on a dare, and produced by Bryan “The Fonz” Lincoln, the Dunesteef brings you “Spider Hunt.”
outtakes
Lysel was attacked and bitten by a giant venomous spider, now Leyton must collect dozens of venom sacs to make the antidote for the poison, or his sister will perish. Can he get them in time…

Afterward, Big and Rish talk about spiders, the sounds they might make, and creative outlets. Big talks about “The Thundercats” and Rish complains about special effects…again. Just count yourself lucky they don’t sing the theme to “Mister Belvedere.”

Special thanks Bryan Lincoln for producing today’s story, and to Angela Moore for lending her voice to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Kenneth Yu’s Blog
Kenneth Yu’s Phillipine Genre Stories Site
Bryan Lincoln’s Fullcast Podcast
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org. The rest were created by Bryan Lincoln.
Music was Losing Faith by Hungry Lucy.
The world’s largest spider
Photo by cotinis
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