News, Reviews, and Commentary on all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror audio. Audiobooks, audio drama, podcasts; we discuss all of it here. Mystery, crime, and noir audio are also fair game.
As a part of this “June Is Audiobook Month” project (in which SFFaudio is participating) check out today’s FREE audiobook over at the Literate Housewife blog, its a short story, Days Gone By by Eric Jerome Dickey (with terrific narration… Read moreSpoken Freely Presents: Summer Shorts ’14
This retro recommendation was first podcast back in September 2006. Now twenty years old it’s still a great story and still available as a podcast episode via the still going Escape Pod podcast. Also interesting, that editorial introduction by then… Read moreEscape Pod: Barnaby In Exile by Mike Resnick
Professor Eric S. Rabkin talking about Mars. Saturday Morning Physics – March 25, 2006. Posted by Jesse Willis
“Modern television is going to respond to the needs of the audience.” Eric S. Rabkin was a guest on this 1989 TV special about the Beauty And The Beast TV show. The two Eric segments begin at 9 minutes and… Read moreEric S. Rabkin on Kelly & Company – TV’s Beauty and the Beast Special 1989
Henry Slesar was one of the most prolific scripters for the late-1970s early-1980s CBS Radio Mystery Theater. But before his career in radio drama Slesar was an author of Science Fiction. Like Alfred Bester, who also wrote for CBSRMT, Slesar… Read moreCBSRMT: A God Named Smith by Henry Slesar [RADIO DRAMA]
Set in a post-paperbook future in which children attend school in their own homes, The Fun They Had is a wonderful short story by Isaac Asimov. First published in December 1951, in a newspaper, here’s a |PDF| made from the… Read moreThe Fun They Had by Isaac Asimov