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Episode 107: Must Have Own Weapons by Edward McKeown

dunesteef — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 16:47:03 +0000

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 80: Open Twenty-Four Hours by Edward McKeown

dunesteef — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 14:07:17 +0000

Tars Bokara has the unenviable task of seeking out the unlikely location of the long-lost planet Earth. When he finds it, he discovers a thriving business covering the entire world, with employees eager to please. Want to take a guess what their hours are?

Also, Rish talks (and talks and talks) about his recent trip to Comic-Con. Romance, frustration, and murder attempts abounded, apparently. Somewhere in all this, Big tells him why the show’s never had a Parsec nomination.
outtakes
Special thanks to Julie Hoverson and Christy Maia 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.

Download: Dunesteef_80_Open_Twenty-Four_Hours_by_Edward_McKeown.mp3

Related Links:
Edward McKeown’s SFWA site and his SFReader site.
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard.
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was Fly by C.J. Rogers.

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Episode 55: Final Exam by Edward McKeown

dunesteef — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 02:16:44 +0000

First contact between humans and a being from another planet happens in the New Mexico desert, near a nuclear testing range. The humans are a group of wide-eyed teenagers, and the otherworldly being calls itself Hotkas. Hotkas does not come in peace.

Also, Ank-Oatfield talk about aliens, the era of optimistic Science Fiction, and Disney’s upcoming The Princess and the Frog.outtake

Today’s story is produced by Liz Mierzejewski. Also special thanks to Wes Desantis, Garry Gulledge, Sharon Mierzejewski, Mark Mierzejewski, and Liz Mierzejewski for lending their voices to the story.

Right click to download the episode HERE.

Download: Dunesteef_55_Final_Exam_by_Edward_McKeown.mp3

Related Links:
Edward McKeown on SFWA and on SFReader
Rosengarden Media
Liz Mierzejewski’s Site
Some sound effects in today’s episode are from Freesound.org and Sounddogs.com
Music is by Matthew Tyas

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