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AntiSF Radio Show 158 Gamma
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Ion Newcombe
Aug 19, 2011, 9:46:51 AM8/19/11
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Greetings Speculative Fiction Lovers. Here 'tis, the AntiSF Radio Show
158 Gamma. Settle back into your zero-grav relaxation space suits and
be prepared for a four-dimensional assault on your ears. This week's
show features two of the great science fiction stories from the pages
of AntipodeanSF Issue 158, namely "Grim Love Bus" by Matt Stephens,
narrated by Mark Tremble, and "Time Enough" by Steve Carter, narrated
by Paul Cole of the "Beam Me Up" Science Fiction and Fact Podcast and
weekly radio show on US radio station WRFR in Rockland Maine.
Also in the mix this week you'll hear
News updates -- a non-supplemental to the regular "Bullsheet" News.
Excerpts from a recent Gleny Rae Virus concert that featured more than
a few mentions of science fiction, and Sue Clennell's "E-Scapes"
Review of "Queen Elizabeth's Wooden Teeth" along with a longer classic
story from the Golden Age of SF, sourced from Librivox: A delightful
gem called, "And All The Earth A Grave" by CC Macapp. All of this
story madness is bracketed in electronic music from the Free Music
Archive from Silent Strike, Epsilon Not, Steve Carter's Teknosadist,
and Russian Chip Tuners, Teleidofusion.
158 Gamma. Settle back into your zero-grav relaxation space suits and
be prepared for a four-dimensional assault on your ears. This week's
show features two of the great science fiction stories from the pages
of AntipodeanSF Issue 158, namely "Grim Love Bus" by Matt Stephens,
narrated by Mark Tremble, and "Time Enough" by Steve Carter, narrated
by Paul Cole of the "Beam Me Up" Science Fiction and Fact Podcast and
weekly radio show on US radio station WRFR in Rockland Maine.
Also in the mix this week you'll hear
News updates -- a non-supplemental to the regular "Bullsheet" News.
Excerpts from a recent Gleny Rae Virus concert that featured more than
a few mentions of science fiction, and Sue Clennell's "E-Scapes"
Review of "Queen Elizabeth's Wooden Teeth" along with a longer classic
story from the Golden Age of SF, sourced from Librivox: A delightful
gem called, "And All The Earth A Grave" by CC Macapp. All of this
story madness is bracketed in electronic music from the Free Music
Archive from Silent Strike, Epsilon Not, Steve Carter's Teknosadist,
and Russian Chip Tuners, Teleidofusion.
You'll find the AntiSF Radio show here"
The current magazine issue here:
Direct download this very show from here:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/antisf/015-antipod-158-gamma.mp3
Or just find us on i-tunes or use podcasting software to get
subscribed at:
Ooroo for now,
Nuke (editor)
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