Archive for the Fantasy Category

Episode 123: Save The Date by Joe Zieja

Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Joe Zieja, Short Story on January 28, 2012 by dunesteef


When Angela’s husband died, she was devastated. She just couldn’t stop dwelling on her pain, until a friend gave her a book to help distract her. Working her way through the hobbies in the book, she made it to “calendar keeping,” and that’s where it all went horribly wrong. Never buy a calendar from a goth chick!

Afterward, Big and Rish try to explain why this episode is so late, and talk about calendars and record-keeping (sounds fascinating, I know). Also, some kind of announcement is made in there somewhere.

Special thanks to Kenn Crawford for producing today’s story; R.E. Chambliss, Ryan E. Stevenson, and Cheyenne Amero for lending their voices to today’s episode; and Melissa Hills for providing the episode art.

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Related Links:
Joseph Zieja’s Site
Kenn Crawford’s Site
R.E. Chambliss’s Site
Ryan E. Stevenson’s Site
Music was by Kenn Crawford
What’s Your Favorite Soleil Moonfrye Film
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Episode 122: Rain by Abby Manheim

Posted in Abby Manheim, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Short Story on January 12, 2012 by dunesteef

When Rain was born, he was different from others, he was colicky for one, and babies weren’t colicky anymore. Not since before. But things were about to change…outtakes

Also, Rish and Big talk utopias, dystopias, and the story potential of such concepts.

Special thanks to R.E. Chambliss for producing and narrating today’s story; Heather Roulo, The Tie Dye Flipster, and Sgzhanke S. Carlo for lending their voices to today’s episode; and Lisa Wilde for providing the episode art.

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Related Links:
R.E. Chambliss’s Site
Heather Roulo’s Site
Artist Lisa Wilde’s Showcase
Artist Lisa Wilde’s Blog
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Rish On Podcastle
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Episode 118: Beachcombing by Ray Cluley

Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Ray Cluley, Short Story on November 16, 2011 by dunesteef


When Tommy touches an object, he gets an impression from whoever has touched it before. He wanders the beach each day, combing it for discarded items that may in fact be lost treasures.

Afterward, Rish and Big talk beaches, their power, their allure, and the sharks that patrol their waters. Outtakes

Special thanks to SonnySee for producing today’s episode and to Desia B., and SonnySee for lending their voices to the tale, and Lisa Wilde for the episode art.

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Related Links:

Ray Cluley’s Site
Desia B’s Blog
Artist Lisa Wilde’s Showcase
Artist Lisa Wilde’s Blog
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music is by Vladimir Sterzer and Herbert Boland
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Episode 116: Silk For Moisture, Mud For Shine by Amanda C. Davis

Posted in Amanda C. Davis, Fantasy, Horror, Short Story on October 29, 2011 by dunesteef

A Silkie Wrap. All the beautiful people are getting them. After you’ve had yours, you’ll feel like a butterfly emerging from its cocoon. Hopefully, you can afford the price.

Afterward, Rish and Big talk a bit about that thing that’s in the eye of the beholder, deals with the devil, the thing that’s a joy forever, and that thing that’s only skin deep. Rish does go on and on even more than usual here, so be warned if he tends to offend you. outtakes

Special thanks to Tanja Milojevic for producing today’s episode and to Wendy Cooper, Tanja Milojevic, Julie Hoverson, and Andrea Fontenot for lending their voices to the tale.

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Related Links:

Amanda C. Davis’s Site
Tanja Milojevic’s Lightning Bolt Theater Of The Mind
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Picture by Deeleea
Music is Green Leaves, Autumn Sunset, Before Dawn, and The Talk by Jason Shaw at Audionautix.com
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Episode 115: After School Snacks by K. Bowen Black

Posted in Fantasy, Horror, Short Story on October 25, 2011 by dunesteef

Old Mrs. Wakefield seems like such a nice lady. All the kids love to go to her house after school on Fridays for treats. Such a wonderful tradition they all enjoy so much. There couldn’t possibly be something sinister underneath, could there? outtakes

Afterward, Rish and Big talk and talk and talk. Evil children. Trick or treating. Halloween candy. Clean-bots. Kindly old people. Snot-nosed brats. Superman with elephantitis. This is destined to be one of our best episodes ever. Or easily our worst.

Special thanks to Scott Pigg for producing today’s episode and to Wendy Cooper for lending her voice to the tale.

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Related Links:

Scott Pigg also produces for HG World
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music is from Incompetech.com
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Episode 112: Death And Michelle Jenkins by Christopher Munroe

Posted in Christopher Munroe, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Short Story on September 24, 2011 by dunesteef

outtakes

Michelle’s mother and father aren’t quite sure about their daughter’s most recent choice in her love life. Sure, the kid with the Mohawk and the sternum piercing was not what they’d hoped for, but now she’s going out with The Grim Reaper?

Afterward, Big and Rish talk a bit about death. Their conversation becomes totally predictable in the end. Heck, I’ll bet they end with thanking people and then signing off.

Special thanks to Sonny C. for producing today’s story and to Juliet Bowler, R.E. Chambliss, and the Narrator for lending their voices to the episode.

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Related Links:
Christopher Munroe’s Blog
Christopher Munroe’s Podcast
R.E. Chambliss’s Site
Juliet Bowler’s Site
Music was by Jason Shaw.
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
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Episode 111: All The Cool Monsters At Once by James Alan Gardner

Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Short Story on September 14, 2011 by dunesteef


It starts with Ogopogo. Then, the floodgates are opened, and a deluge of monsters from all parts of Canada appear, heading for…Winnipeg? What will Canada do?

Afterward, Big talks respectfully about Canada. Rish does not. And do the Dunesteef hosts believe in such things as Ogopogo, Sasquatches, and Manipogo?

Special thanks to Marshal Latham for producing today’s story, and Wilson Fowlie, L. “Scribe” Harris, and Marshal Latham for lending their voices to today’s episode. Outtakes

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Related Links:
James Alan Gardner’s site
Journey Into… Podcast
Marshal Latham’s Swamp Stories
Marshal Latham’s Blog
Wilson Fowlie’s Site
L. “Scribe” Harris’s site
Music was March of Strangers by STEK FDD, and At Launch, Monster Promenade, One-eyed Maestro, Tenebrous Brothers Carnival – Snake Lady, Tenebrous Brothers Carnival – Mermaid, Tenebrous Brothers Carnival – Act One, and Tenebrous Brothers Carnival – Intermission by Kevin MacLeod
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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.

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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 101: Becoming Brother by Leo Godin

Posted in Fantasy, Leo Godin, Short Story on May 4, 2011 by dunesteef


Billy is an outer, the lowest of the low. No respect from anyone. When his mother sends him out to gather weemer mushrooms for a recipe she’s cooking up, he has no idea just how much his life will be changing.

Afterward, Big and new co-host R080T talk about the story, the change-up in the Fantastic Four’s team, and Big’s eventual death and difficulty excreting. outtakes
Special thanks Abigail Hilton and Debby Dugger for lending her voice to today’s story.

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Related Links:
Leo Godin’s Site
Clay Dugger’s Site
Abigail Hilton’s Site
Photo by Pawel Siwak
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was by Josh Woodward and Dano and Omnipresence by Dereleech.
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