PodCastle, the fantasy fiction podcast, features some new fiction:
“What Dragons Prefer” by Dayle A. Dermatis |MP3|
“Dead Girl’s Wedding March” by Cat Rambo |MP3|
You can subscribe to the feed at:
http://feeds.escapeartists.net/PodCastle_Main
Posted by Charles Tan
A couple of podcasts from Escape Pod:
“Union Dues – Tabula Rasa” by Jeffrey DeRego |MP3|.
“Robots Don’t Cry” by Mike Resnick |MP3|.
Subscribe to the podcast via this feed:
http://escapepod.org/podcast.xml
Posted by Charles Tan
Adventures in Scifi Publishing interviews the cast of Ray Bradbury’s Chrysalis and Brenda Cooper |MP3|.
Or subscribe to AiSFP podcast via the feed:
http://www.adventuresinscifipublishing.com/feed/
Posted by Charles Tan
The Agony Column has a couple of new recordings:
Lou Anders and space opera |MP3|
Clive Barker |Part 1| |MP3| |Part 2| |MP3|
You can subscribe to the feed at this URL:
http://trashotron.com/agony/indexes/tac_podcast.xml
Posted by Charles Tan
Torchwood: Lost Souls
Time: Wednesday 10th September, 2:15PM
Writer: Joseph Lidster
Producer/Director: Kate McAll
As part of BBC 4’s Big Bang Day, celebrating the activation of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, Lost Souls, a specially-commisioned audio drama spin-off from the Torchwood television series, is being presented on September 10 at 2:15PM GMT.
Here’s the skinny from the Lost Souls webpage:
The Torchwood Institute was founded by Queen Victoria in 1879 to protect the British Empire against the threat of alien invasion. By 2008, all that remains of the organisation is a small team based in Cardiff. And now, following the tragic deaths of two of their colleagues, the remaining three – Captain Jack Harkness, Gwen Cooper and Ianto Jones – have to protect the human race against another unknown force from the darkness.
Martha Jones, ex-time traveller and now working as a doctor for a UN task force, has been called to CERN – the world’s largest particle physics laboratory in Geneva – where they’re about to activate the Large Hadron Collider. The LHC is a particle accelerator, which has been built deep underground in a 27 km tunnel under Switzerland and France. Once activated the Collider will fire beams of protons together recreating conditions a billionth of a second after the Big Bang – and potentially allowing the human race a greater insight into what the Universe is made of. But so much could go wrong – it could open a gateway to a parallel dimension, or create a black hole – and now voices from the past are calling out to people and scientists have started to disappear…
Where have the missing scientists gone? What is the secret of the glowing man? What is lurking in the underground tunnel? And do the dead ever really stay dead?
Intriguing, and since I worry about most of these questions myself every day, I’ll be tuning in. All I wonder is, should we celebrate turning on the LHC? You saw the movie The Mist, right? Yikes!
Posted by RC of RTSF