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PseudoPod 919: Grinning on the Way to See Mom Die
[ 4492 words ] Author : Brian D. Hinson Narrator : Eric Luke Hosts : Scott Campbell and Kat Day Audio Producer : Chelsea Davis PseudoPod 919: Grinning on the Way to See Mom Die is a PseudoPod original. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 38:18 — 35.5MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | iHeartRadio | Podchaser | TuneIn | RSS by Brian D. Hinson Aunt Sara doesn’t like phone calls, so I get a text that Mom’s dying, hospital address included. I sigh a long one.
PseudoPod 861: Swing Batter Batter
Swing Batter Batter by Richard Dansky A baseball clubhouse is a weird place. You’ve got California prep school kids rubbing elbows with good old boys from Texas and Louisiana, and guys from the Dominican and Venezuela mixing with guys who grew up in the inner city and still found their way to baseball. Nothing in common, and yet, all sharing a love of the game.
Escape Pod 574: Yosemite
Yosemite By D. S. McNab Have you ever wondered why park rangers are so deliriously happy with their job despite the crap pay? The easy answer is that they just really dig nature. But pull back that mossy curtain, and you’ll find a slightly less pleasant explanation. Here’s a hint: It has a tentacle tongue, about three feet on Shaq, and sometimes leads to the early and unfortunate demise of hikers.
Escape Pod 617: A Cure for Homesickness (Artemis Rising)
A Cure for Homesickness By S. L. Scott Krem was dead. Well, not exactly, yet, but he knew death when he saw it, and the scavenger holding a plasma shotgun three feet from his face sure looked like death. The Torqu might have exoskeletons strong enough to keep hardened steel from piercing, but that wouldn’t stop the ensuing explosions from ripping him apart. They’d just be nice big chunks instead of tiny pieces. Not that Krem was surprised he’d go this way.
Escape Pod 580: Nozizwe and Almahdi
Nozizwe and Almahdi By J. R. Dawson She was a princess and he was a prince, and they had been genetically made for each other. The science had been precise down to their anatomical make-up, the blood and the speed in which that blood pulsed through their perfectly symmetrical hearts. His name was Almahdi. He had been named this because of the way the consonants and vowels hit the shape of her ear. Her name was Nozizwe, because she would indeed be the mother of nations.
Escape Pod 635: After Midnight at the ZapStop
Show Notes This story references a concept called “mirror neurons,” that’s subject to some controversy in the scientific community. Escape Pod’s current Assistant Editor happens to be a neuroscientist who shared some thoughts on the topic: http://benjaminckinney.com/mirror-neurons/ After Midnight at the Zap Stop By Matthew Claxton When the guy with the horns came in, I knew it wouldn’t be a good shift. He scowled when the ZapStop’s doors refused to slide open for him.
PseudoPod 708: Tenderizer
[ 4268 words ] Author : Stephen Graham Jones Narrator : Eric Luke Host : Alasdair Stuart Audio Producer : Marty Perrett Discuss on Forums “Tenderizer” was first published in the movie themed anthology The Cutting Room where it shared a Table of Contents with “Final Girl Theory” by A.C. Wise.
Escape Pod 807: T _ ME
About the Narrators Bria Strothers is an educator, amateur DJ, orator, and sonic storyteller based in the Bronx, NY. Her current work involves blending speculative prose with storytelling soundscapes along with developing a Black mythological webcomic series. She holds a BA in English from George Mason University as well as an MFA in Creative Writing from Pratt Institute.
PodCastle 592: TALES FROM THE VAULTS — The Axiom of Choice - PodCastle
PodCastle 592: TALES FROM THE VAULTS — The Axiom of Choice September 17, 2019 Author : David W. Goldman Narrator : Eric Luke Host : Craig Jackson Audio Producer : Peter Behravesh Discuss on Forums Originally appeared in The New Haven Review, Winter 2011. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:24 — 51.3MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Show Notes Rated R for language, violence and sexual content.
PodCastle 463: A Dozen by Dunsany
PodCastle 463: A Dozen by Dunsany April 2, 2017 Author : Lord Dunsany Narrators : Wilson Fowlie, Setsu Uzume, Graeme Dunlop, Matt Dovey, Aidan Doyle, Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali, Cheyenne Wright, Tina Connolly, Steve Anderson, Jen R. Albert, Eric Luke and Amal El-Mohtar Hosts : Peter Wood, M.K. Hobson and Dave Thompson Audio Producer : Peter Wood Discuss on Forums First published in Fifty-One Tales in April, 1915.
Escape Pod 718: How the Emperor of All Space and Every World Awoke to the True Nature of Reality and Why it Didn’t Matter
How the Emperor of All Space and Every World Awoke to the True Nature of Reality and Why it Didn’t Matter by P. H. Lee The Emperor was bored. This was a problem. His Imperial Majesty, King of every Spiral Arm, Prince-Protector of Coreward Republics, Thearch of Bohm and its dependencies, Grand Duke of the Exterior Habitats, Elector of Both Magellanic Clouds, Guardian of All One Hundred Holy Relics and Defender of the Faith, the Emperor of All Space and Every World could not be bored.
PseudoPod 597: Fool’s Fire
Show Notes “It was inspired by me thinking about how I used to get lost all the time, because I have terrible spatial sense, and now I never get lost, because my phone tells me where to go.
Pseudopod 192: The Radejastians
Pseudopod 192: The Radejastians “The Radejastians” was originally published in Tesseracts Thirteen: Chilling Tales of the Great White North The Radejastians By David Nickle There is a cathedral in the middle of Radejast. It addresses the approaching pilgrim as a fist of granite and slate and limestone, lifting black iron bells and arches and gargoyles to touch the dangled teat of the soot-cloud that ever hangs low over the land.
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